Lattakia, SANA- The Roman amphitheater in Jableh city of Lattakia is an archaeological and historic edifice and an example of Roman architecture on the Phoenician coast and a witness to the ...

The monument of El Jem is one of the most accomplished examples of Roman architecture of an amphitheatre, almost equal to that of the Coliseum of Rome. Criterion (vi): The construction in a far-off ...

The heads had been discarded between A.D. 70 and A.D. 200, a few hundred yards from the Roman amphitheater. At least 36 were male and died at the age of 18 to 35.

Architecture Luxury Beauty Video Travel Destinations Food & Drink Stay ... Archaeologists excavating the Roman amphitheater in Richborough, Kent.

It is now thought the amphitheatre at Richborough, north of Sandwich, may have been built early in the Roman period in the 1st century AD and became defunct by the 3rd century.

The remains of many structures built during that period are still standing, such as aqueducts, a bridge, and an amphitheater, which was where the clay ticket was found. The amphitheater is over ...

Roman Amphitheatre The surviving parts of the amphitheatre were discovered beneath the Guildhall in 1988. It was first constructed out of wood in AD70 but was renovated in the second century, when ...

The oval-shaped amphitheater was built in an abandoned Roman quarry that had been in use until late antiquity. This clue, combined with the discovery of a coin dating to between A.D. 337 and 341 ...

The Roman Empire left a trademark structure wherever it reigned: the amphitheater. Archaeologists searched for decades before finding the one in London in an unexpected place.