Colosseum: Discover Pictures and Facts About The Colosseum For Kids! A Children's European History Book

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The Colosseum, an ancient amphitheater renowned for its capacity to hold 50,000 spectators, showcases remarkable Roman engineering. Originally used for gladiator contests and naval battles, it later transformed into a religious shrine and workshops during the Middle Ages. The structure features tunnels beneath its roof and walls made of limestone, with a travertine floor. Built by the Flavian dynasty, it has a rich history that reflects its multifaceted uses over the centuries, including its role as a venue for entertainment and spirituality.