Bath Complex of Ancient Rome

The video explores an ancient bath complex from Hadrian's time, highlighting its preservation. It features an outdoor section, palestra for workouts, and areas for shops and services, including a shrine of the imperial cult. The complex has both heated and unheated rooms, with the frigidarium being a notable unheated hall. Original mosaics depicting Neptune, Amphitrite, and Scylla are still present.

During whose reign was the bath complex constructed?

• Nero

• Hadrian

• Augustus

• Julius Caesar

What is the purpose of the palestra in the bath complex?

• A place for dining

• A place for religious worship

• A place for shopping

• A place for lifting weights and working out

What kind of spaces are lined in the area surrounding the bath complex?

• Spaces for political meetings

• Spaces for theatrical performances

• Spaces for shops and services

• Spaces for meditation

What is the frigidarium section known for?

• Its religious ceremonies

• Its dining facilities

• Its large, unheated halls

• Its heated rooms

Which mythological figures are depicted in the mosaics of the bath complex?

• Ares and Athena

• Neptune and Amphitrite

• Apollo and Artemis

• Zeus and Hera