Roman Architecture

• Arch
• Amphitheaters
• Aqueducts
• Colosseum
• Vomitoria
• Basilicas
• Basilica of Maxentius
• Baths
• Baths of Caracalla
• Emperors’ Palace
• Etruscans
• Cerveteri
• Forums
• Golden House of Nero
• Senate House
• Temples
• Temple of Castor
• Pantheon
• Dome
• Trajan’s Markets
• Travertine
• Tufa
• Vault

Roman Art

• Ara Pacis
• Arch of Titus
• Arch of Constantine
• Arch of Septimius Severus
• Column of Trajan
• Column of Marcus Aurelius
• Mosaic

Roman Games

• Gladiators
• Circuses

Roman Literature

• Livy
• Ovid
• Philemon and Baucis
• Plautus
• Pliny the Elder
• Pliny the Younger
• Polybius
• Seneca
• Suetonius
• Tacitus
• Terence
• Virgil

Roman Religion

• Castor and Pollux
• Juno
• Jupiter
• Minerva
• Venus
• Imperial Cult

The Fall of Rome and The Rise of Christianity

• Roman Art
• Roman Philosophy
• Cicero
• Roman Architecture
• Constantine
• Rise of Christianity
• Fall of Rome
• Byzantine Empire

The Fall of Rome Projects

• Mosaics
• Colosseum
• Icons

Roman Town: The Premiere Archaeology Computer Game (archaeology, ancient history) – This unique and innovative educational computer game lets you experience archaeology in a hands-on, interactive way that brings history to life. Created by a professional archaeologist and teacher, Roman Town lets you be an archaeologist and manage a team of diggers at a realistic excavation site. Experience the thrill of uncovering priceless artifacts such as pottery, bones, and coins. Exercise your problem solving and analytical thinking skills with fun puzzles and mini-games as you analyze valuable artifacts. Walk through Roman buildings in the ancient 3D-rendered town of Fossura, destroyed in 79 AD by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Solve mysteries from the past and discover the details of daily life centuries ago. Players are presented with authentic and accurate information about Roman history and the process of archeology while practicing their reading comprehension and building their vocabulary. You’ll even learn some Latin! A teacher’s manual is available at http://www.dig-itgames.com for those who are interested in using the game in a classroom or homeschool setting.