I cant go onto details. but this is the info I have. The colesseum was used for entertainment for the people of ancient Rome. People would go into the stands of the Colesseum and watch horse carridge racing, men sparring, and such
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The Colosseum originally known as The Flavian Amphitheatre was used for celebration, events and shows that usually displayed gladiatorial fights, held executions of prisoners also gladiator and wild beasts fights. Thousands of animals fought against eachother and died. The opening celebration was held for 100 days. It was used for gladiatorial contests, public spectacles, mock sea battles. The Colosseum was Rome's entertainment center.
The Colosseum was a sports arena where the Romans would go to see Gladiators pitted against one another in mortal combat, some of these fights would take on the guises of re-enactments of famous Roman victories. The Colosseum was also used as a venue for public executions.
The Colosseum is only used for visits by tourist. It is not allowed to hold concerts in the Colosseum because it is not safe enough. However, concerts outside it which use it as a backdrops are sometimes held.
The Colosseum was used to hold gladiator fights.
No, there isn't sand on the floor of the colosseum because there is no floor. What was once was the floor is gone. When you visit it you look down into what was under the floor originally. When the Romans used the colosseum they could flood the floor to have sea battles.
The colosseum is in Rome. It is still there and you can visit it. Today it is in the center of a 3 lane traffic circle. The site it is built on once was a lake for Nero's palace. Parts of the palace today is also open for tours. It was uncovered several years ago. Not far from the colosseum is also a gladiator training area that has been opened for visitors.
There were 80 exits in the Colosseum
A theatrum was used for plays etc.An amphitheatre was used to stage gladiatorial contests.A circus was used for chariot racing.