there will also be an events arena for 1,000 spectators L'anfiteatro romano di Cagliari There is a project for the rebirth of the Roman Amphitheatre of Cagliari. The document was approved by the ...

The Su Nuraxi stone complex was built by some of Sardinia’s oldest-known settlers, the mysterious Nuragic people.

Cagliari is situated on the hills facing the Mediterranean Sea so there are incredible panoramic views from there. While you’re there, you can visit the Roman Amphitheatre which is located near ...

Visit the Roman amphitheatre: Although entry to the archaeological ... Explore museums on free admission says: Some museums ...

Across the Roman Empire around 8000 people died in the arena every year. Gladiator battles were held at huge venues called amphitheatres. “Arena”, the word we use for this type of building ...

and a rugby club's field neighbours the most complete Roman amphitheatre of its kind anywhere in Britain. Despite this extraordinary mix, the town of Caerleon is largely unknown outside Wales ...

Roman sailors made possible the rigging of large awnings over amphitheaters since they represented the only large body of skilled workers remotely capable of envisaging the problems that needed to ...

An amphitheatre under the ground at one of England's most important Roman sites is to be excavated by archaeologists. Wild animal hunts, executions and gladiatorial combat are believed to have ...

Sardinia, the Mediterranean's second-largest island after Sicily, is often dubbed the Maldives of Europe thanks to its ...

Roman worship was divided into the public and the private. Families would honor their household spirits while Rome had colleges of official priests to ensure that its actions met with divine ...

Nearly 2,000 years ago this was the line that divided the Roman Empire from the rest of ... the empire’s easternmost known amphitheater, and a 60-room palace suitable for dignitaries “roughing ...