Friday, January 29, 2016

PREHISTORIC ROME REVIEW

Lisa: I really liked your current application picture of the football stadium. Also, I thought your blog was put together nicely and was a quick read.

Katie: I thought your blog had a lot of information it in. You did a good job adding a lot of information with not too many paragraphs. I also liked all of the pictures you chose.

PREHISTORIC ROME

Rome was the greatest power west of China and served as a catalyst in spreading art and civilization. They also controlled commerce in the western Mediterranean Sea. Rome was greatly inspired by Greece. Like Greece, their buildings had columns (decorative and structural). They also had extravagant ornamentation and furniture. They also discovered concrete! Rome also develoved the arch, barrel vault and domes.

The coliseum was a prototype of sports arena that held gladiator fights and cultural events. Each label has a podium, column, entablature. It was made out of concrete and stone and could seat at least 50,000.

The pantheon is the worlds largest un-reinforced concrete domes of the world. Oculus was 142 feet in diameter and 142 feet high. It was a temple witha dome and was commicioned by Marcus Agrippa and rebuilt by the emperor Hadrian.

The Maison Carree is one of the best exapled of a Roman Temple. It was built in 16 B.C. and renovated by Marcus Agrippa. This temple was located in the south of France. The Maison Carree had a deep porch with corinthian columns and a roman sequence.

Roman furniture were made from wood, metal, and stone. When it came to seating there was the throne, chair, couch, and stool. Tables were multipurpose and were usually made of marble. Beds were almost always additions to the bad of the couch.

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YOUTUBE: Roman Architecture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8IcwFwNLr8

PREHISTORIC GREECE REVIEW

Savannah Phillips: I really liked how you incorporated your photos along with your blog post. It flowed really nicely and you did a good job writing this.

Madelyn Cottle: I liked how you labeled your blog post something different from the rest of us. I liked how descriptive your blog post was and the fact that you described your photos you chose.