Greek and Roman Architecture

Fascinating Facts

The ancient Greeks and Romans used pulleys and ropes to create a type of crane for lifting heavy stones into place as they built a new structure. Just as people do today, the ancient Romans built fast-food shops that sold takeout food and restaurants that offered outdoor seating. By A.D. 300, there were eleven public bathhouses and as many as one thousand privately owned bathhouses in the city of Rome.

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Greek and Roman Architecture

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