The Archaeology of Rome

Explore the grandeur of ancient Rome with John Henry Parker's "The Archaeology of Rome, Part 7: The Flavian amphitheatre, commonly called the Colosseum." This meticulously prepared volume delves into the history and architecture of one of Rome's most iconic landmarks: the Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre.

Part of a larger series on Roman antiquities, this book offers a detailed look at the Colosseum's construction, purpose, and enduring legacy. Discover the secrets of Roman engineering and gain insights into the Colosseum's significance in Roman society. A valuable resource for anyone interested in Roman history, architecture, or the Colosseum itself, this book brings the ancient world to life.

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