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Coliseo / Coliseum / 콜롯세움

The Coliseum is a roman amphitheater. It was builted in the 1st century a.D. It's in the Rome. It was called "Anfiteatro Flavio" at first it because it was builted by the Flavia Dynasty. After, it was called "Colosseum" because it had a big colossus of nonson next. Es un afiteatro del Imperio Romano construido en el siglo I d.C en la ciudad de Roma. Al principio se denominaba "Anfiteatro Flavio" por ser la Dinastía Flavia la que lo construyó pero, posteriormente, se llamó "Colosseum" por el gran coloso de Nerón que había a su lado. It had a capacity of 50,000 people with 80 rows of steps at first. The Emperor and the Senators sat near the sand. The lower strata sat higher. The shows performed inside were gladiator fights and public spectacles. Inicialmente poseía un aforo de 50 000 espectadores con ochenta filas de gradas. Los que estaban cerca de la arena eran el Emperador y los senadores. Cuanto más s

Calahorra Tower Museum

Calahorra is the prerromano noum that it was broadcast as "qalahurra". This name was used as its proper name and this designate important and isolated towers too. This tower served to control the bridge built by the Romans. Calahorra was characterized by its fluvial environment and agroganadero occupied by the "corrales" changed by a defensive barbican that gives its present appearance.

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