The document discusses several aspects of Roman life in Britain, including their baths, colosseum, soldiers, military formations, gladiators, and banquets. The Romans would gather at public baths without soap to socialize and clean themselves with oils. Large colosseums could hold up to 80,000 people to watch gladiators and slaves fight, along with animal fights. Roman soldiers had different types and wore armor and shields. They used military formations like the tortoise. Gladiators would fight lions and tigers in colosseums for entertainment. Roman banquets were like restaurants where they would overeat and use vomitariums to get sick.
2. Roman Baths
The baths were where the
Romans went to get clean
and chat with friends.
They didn’t use soap to
clean themselves they used
oils.
The went into the baths
naked.
Women and men bathed
separately.
3. Colosseum
• The Coliseum could
hold up to 80000
people.
• The Romans went to
the Coliseum to
watch gladiators
fight slaves.
• Animals were used
in the coliseum.
4. Roman Soldier
•THERE ARE MORE
THAN 10 TYPES OF
ROMAN SOLDEIER.
•They had shields.
•They wore armour.
.
5. Tortoise Formation
•
They needed a few people to
make the Tortoise formation.
•
A person needed to go at the
bottom and a person at the
top.
6. Roman Gladiator
The Roman Gladiators fought
in collsseum.
Gladiators were not important.
The Gladiator fought lions and
tigers.
7. Roman Banquet
•
The Romans stuffed and
stuffed and then made
themselves sick in the
vomitariam.
•
The Roman Banquet was like a
restraunt for the Romans.
