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The Arena of Nimes
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Description: The arena of Nimes is a roman amphitheater located in city of Nimes, France. The amphitheater was built around 70 A.D. during the time of Emperor Caesar Augustus. The structure is designed in an enclosed ellipsis.
Source: Donald, R. Wonders of Architecture (New York: Charles Scribner & Co., 1871) 90
Keywords: arena of nimes, roman amphitheater, nimes, france, .fr, 70 ad, emperor caesar augustus, ellipses, enclosed structure, roman architecture, ancient rome, roman structure
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