Romans

Definition

The Romans were an ancient civilization that originated from Rome in Italy. They are known for their vast empire, engineering marvels, and contributions to art and architecture. Roman art often depicted historical events, emperors, and everyday life.

Related terms

Colosseum:

A massive amphitheater in Rome used for gladiatorial contests and other public spectacles.

Mosaic: A decorative art form where small pieces of colored glass or stone are arranged to create images or patterns.

Arch: A curved structural element that spans an open space, commonly used in Roman architecture.