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Premium member Presentation Transcript NLE 2: NLE 2 Recreation and EntertainmentStage Performances: Stage Performances 2 Plautus and Terence – writers of Roman comedyPowerPoint Presentation: 3 Males played parts of women Masks with mouth acting as megaphone wigs – old man white; slave red; prostitute yellowPowerPoint Presentation: 4 Large theater in Pompeii held 5,000 people 1 stage, scaena 2 Orchestra – seating for important people 3 ima cavea – musicians and town council 4media cavea - men 5 summa cavea – women and slavesPowerPoint Presentation: 5 Scenery ( Scaena frons ) was three houses – all action took place on the street The curtain was raised from the floor upPowerPoint Presentation: 6 A velarium or awning shielded the spectators from the sunPowerPoint Presentation: 7 Large theater in Pompeii For playsPowerPoint Presentation: 8 Odeon – small theater in Pompeii For concertsPowerPoint Presentation: 9 Theater in OstiaPowerPoint Presentation: 10 Marcellus Balbus Pompey Odeon Domitian Theater of MarcellusPowerPoint Presentation: 11 Theater in SaepinumRoman Baths Thermae: Roman Baths Thermae 12PowerPoint Presentation: 13PowerPoint Presentation: 14 Balneum – private bath In the home of Valerius in Pompeii Apodyterium – frigidarium – tepidarium – caldarium – boiler roomPowerPoint Presentation: 15 Men’s section – Women’s section Stabian baths In PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 16 Apodyterium and frigidarium Women’s bathsPowerPoint Presentation: 17 ApodyteriumPowerPoint Presentation: 18 Palaestra Wrestling Ball games bowlingPowerPoint Presentation: 19 Palaestra luctariPowerPoint Presentation: 20 Unguentum strigilesPowerPoint Presentation: 21 Piscina Outdoor pool Indoor poolsPowerPoint Presentation: 22 strigil Caldarium Cold splash hypocaustPowerPoint Presentation: 23 The hypocaust systemPowerPoint Presentation: 24 Sauna in PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 25 apodyterium tepidarium main furnace tepidarium frigidarium caldarium women’s caldarium apodyterium and frigidariumPowerPoint Presentation: 26 Baths of Diocletian RomePowerPoint Presentation: 27 Baths at Hadrian’s Villa North of RomePowerPoint Presentation: 28 Baths of Caracalla RomePowerPoint Presentation: 29 Baths in Ostia Rome’s sea portPowerPoint Presentation: 30 Pompeii bathsChariot Racing = Ludi Circenses: Chariot Racing = Ludi Circenses 31 Circus MaximusPowerPoint Presentation: 32 spinaPowerPoint Presentation: 33 Auriga quadrigaePowerPoint Presentation: 34 Circus Maximus in Rome Largest – 250,000 spectators eggsPowerPoint Presentation: 35 Ben HurPowerPoint Presentation: 36 Counter clockwise meta Dolphins 7 laps Mappa begins racePowerPoint Presentation: 37 Red, white, blue, green Knucklebones for betting on the racesPowerPoint Presentation: 38 Circus of Maxentius RomePowerPoint Presentation: 39 Domitian’s Stadium Today Piazza NavonaGladiatores = gladiators: Gladiatores = gladiators 40PowerPoint Presentation: 41 Lanista = gladiator trainer Ludus gladiatoriusPowerPoint Presentation: 42 Ludus gladiatoriusPowerPoint Presentation: 43 Retiarius – net and tridentPowerPoint Presentation: 44 Secutor chased the net menPowerPoint Presentation: 45 Murmillo – fish engraved on helmet Hoplomachus Heavily armed, small round shieldPowerPoint Presentation: 46 Named after their place of originPowerPoint Presentation: 47 Venatio = wild beast hunt Bestiarii = wild beast huntersPowerPoint Presentation: 48PowerPoint Presentation: 49 Tuba Horn to end the fight Gladiator cornu found in PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 50 Wooden sword = freedom at lastAmphitheatrum Flavian amphitheater Colosseum: Amphitheatrum Flavian amphitheater Colosseum 51 Flavian emperors Vespasian Titus Domitian 50,000PowerPoint Presentation: 52 Ave, Caesar! Morituri te salutamus .PowerPoint Presentation: 53 Arena = sandPowerPoint Presentation: 54PowerPoint Presentation: 55PowerPoint Presentation: 56PowerPoint Presentation: 57 bollard Velarium = awningPowerPoint Presentation: 58 Shards of pottery used for entrance with gate marked on themPowerPoint Presentation: 59PowerPoint Presentation: 60PowerPoint Presentation: 61PowerPoint Presentation: 62 Puteoli Modern Pozzuoli Near PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 63 Capua 2 nd largest amphitheater in Roman world handrailsPowerPoint Presentation: 64 Amphitheater in PompeiiBibliography: Bibliography The Roman World by Mantin & Pulley The Romans by Peter Chrisp How Do We Know About the Romans? By Mike Corbishley Ancient Rome by Simon James The Romans by John Haywood You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Roman Gladiator by John Malam Ancient Rome by Peter Connolly Pompeii by Ian Andrews 2/12/2012 Template copyright 2005 www.brainybetty.com 65PowerPoint Presentation: Ancient Rome by Anne Millard Who were the Romans? By Roxbee Cox See Inside a Roman Town by R.J. Unstead Living in Roman Times by Jane Chisholm Personal photos by Judith Hahn 2/12/2012 Template copyright 2005 www.brainybetty.com 66PowerPoint Presentation: 2/12/2012 Template copyright 2005 www.brainybetty.com 67 © Judith L. Hahn, 2011 You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
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Premium member Presentation Transcript NLE 2: NLE 2 Recreation and EntertainmentStage Performances: Stage Performances 2 Plautus and Terence – writers of Roman comedyPowerPoint Presentation: 3 Males played parts of women Masks with mouth acting as megaphone wigs – old man white; slave red; prostitute yellowPowerPoint Presentation: 4 Large theater in Pompeii held 5,000 people 1 stage, scaena 2 Orchestra – seating for important people 3 ima cavea – musicians and town council 4media cavea - men 5 summa cavea – women and slavesPowerPoint Presentation: 5 Scenery ( Scaena frons ) was three houses – all action took place on the street The curtain was raised from the floor upPowerPoint Presentation: 6 A velarium or awning shielded the spectators from the sunPowerPoint Presentation: 7 Large theater in Pompeii For playsPowerPoint Presentation: 8 Odeon – small theater in Pompeii For concertsPowerPoint Presentation: 9 Theater in OstiaPowerPoint Presentation: 10 Marcellus Balbus Pompey Odeon Domitian Theater of MarcellusPowerPoint Presentation: 11 Theater in SaepinumRoman Baths Thermae: Roman Baths Thermae 12PowerPoint Presentation: 13PowerPoint Presentation: 14 Balneum – private bath In the home of Valerius in Pompeii Apodyterium – frigidarium – tepidarium – caldarium – boiler roomPowerPoint Presentation: 15 Men’s section – Women’s section Stabian baths In PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 16 Apodyterium and frigidarium Women’s bathsPowerPoint Presentation: 17 ApodyteriumPowerPoint Presentation: 18 Palaestra Wrestling Ball games bowlingPowerPoint Presentation: 19 Palaestra luctariPowerPoint Presentation: 20 Unguentum strigilesPowerPoint Presentation: 21 Piscina Outdoor pool Indoor poolsPowerPoint Presentation: 22 strigil Caldarium Cold splash hypocaustPowerPoint Presentation: 23 The hypocaust systemPowerPoint Presentation: 24 Sauna in PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 25 apodyterium tepidarium main furnace tepidarium frigidarium caldarium women’s caldarium apodyterium and frigidariumPowerPoint Presentation: 26 Baths of Diocletian RomePowerPoint Presentation: 27 Baths at Hadrian’s Villa North of RomePowerPoint Presentation: 28 Baths of Caracalla RomePowerPoint Presentation: 29 Baths in Ostia Rome’s sea portPowerPoint Presentation: 30 Pompeii bathsChariot Racing = Ludi Circenses: Chariot Racing = Ludi Circenses 31 Circus MaximusPowerPoint Presentation: 32 spinaPowerPoint Presentation: 33 Auriga quadrigaePowerPoint Presentation: 34 Circus Maximus in Rome Largest – 250,000 spectators eggsPowerPoint Presentation: 35 Ben HurPowerPoint Presentation: 36 Counter clockwise meta Dolphins 7 laps Mappa begins racePowerPoint Presentation: 37 Red, white, blue, green Knucklebones for betting on the racesPowerPoint Presentation: 38 Circus of Maxentius RomePowerPoint Presentation: 39 Domitian’s Stadium Today Piazza NavonaGladiatores = gladiators: Gladiatores = gladiators 40PowerPoint Presentation: 41 Lanista = gladiator trainer Ludus gladiatoriusPowerPoint Presentation: 42 Ludus gladiatoriusPowerPoint Presentation: 43 Retiarius – net and tridentPowerPoint Presentation: 44 Secutor chased the net menPowerPoint Presentation: 45 Murmillo – fish engraved on helmet Hoplomachus Heavily armed, small round shieldPowerPoint Presentation: 46 Named after their place of originPowerPoint Presentation: 47 Venatio = wild beast hunt Bestiarii = wild beast huntersPowerPoint Presentation: 48PowerPoint Presentation: 49 Tuba Horn to end the fight Gladiator cornu found in PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 50 Wooden sword = freedom at lastAmphitheatrum Flavian amphitheater Colosseum: Amphitheatrum Flavian amphitheater Colosseum 51 Flavian emperors Vespasian Titus Domitian 50,000PowerPoint Presentation: 52 Ave, Caesar! Morituri te salutamus .PowerPoint Presentation: 53 Arena = sandPowerPoint Presentation: 54PowerPoint Presentation: 55PowerPoint Presentation: 56PowerPoint Presentation: 57 bollard Velarium = awningPowerPoint Presentation: 58 Shards of pottery used for entrance with gate marked on themPowerPoint Presentation: 59PowerPoint Presentation: 60PowerPoint Presentation: 61PowerPoint Presentation: 62 Puteoli Modern Pozzuoli Near PompeiiPowerPoint Presentation: 63 Capua 2 nd largest amphitheater in Roman world handrailsPowerPoint Presentation: 64 Amphitheater in PompeiiBibliography: Bibliography The Roman World by Mantin & Pulley The Romans by Peter Chrisp How Do We Know About the Romans? By Mike Corbishley Ancient Rome by Simon James The Romans by John Haywood You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Roman Gladiator by John Malam Ancient Rome by Peter Connolly Pompeii by Ian Andrews 2/12/2012 Template copyright 2005 www.brainybetty.com 65PowerPoint Presentation: Ancient Rome by Anne Millard Who were the Romans? By Roxbee Cox See Inside a Roman Town by R.J. Unstead Living in Roman Times by Jane Chisholm Personal photos by Judith Hahn 2/12/2012 Template copyright 2005 www.brainybetty.com 66PowerPoint Presentation: 2/12/2012 Template copyright 2005 www.brainybetty.com 67 © Judith L. Hahn, 2011