English Heritage’s extensive national collection showcases other discoveries, such as a Samian bowl found at Richborough Roman Fort and Amphitheatre in Kent, which depicts various fight scenes.

Once known as Isca, it was one of only three permanent legionary fortresses in Britain. It boasted Roman villas, baths, an open-air swimming pool, and an amphitheatre where 6,000 spectators would ...

The Romans have invaded and taken over much of Britain ... NARRATOR:With new Roman style buildings, public baths, temples, market places and amphitheatres where people can watch gladiators ...

Roman amphitheaters were not just venues for entertainment but also symbols of power, control, and civic pride for the Roman emperors. Architecturally, Roman amphitheaters were marvels of their time.

Though gladiator fights were less popular in Roman Britain than in other provinces, the Romans still built dedicated amphitheaters for these spectacles in Silchester, Cirencester, and Dorchester ...

In the amphitheater of Gladiator II, Ridley Scott trains his lens on fighters and emperors—but no account of ancient gladiators is complete without its devotees. Eclipsing the modern superfan in ...