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What sort of service did the Roman Baths give?
the Romans used the hot bath(caldarium) first in which they cleaned themselves then they used the warm bath(tepidarium)and finally the cold bath(frigidarium) followed by a massage ,a bite to eat and some chill timemillie, 10
What materials were the Roman Baths made out of?
Mainly conrete, a denser conrete than today filled with stones and other dense rocks. (they invented conrete in around 100BC)
Who invented the bath?
who invented the bath it was oliver biscuit the person oliver biscuit
What is the longest time someone has spent in the bath?
Well one of my friends has spent a conderable amount of time in the bath, and once spent just over 2 days in the same bath.
Why was the bath invented?
1909
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