Austria - A school for the study of Ancient Roman gladiators found in Carnuntum, Austria. Archaeologists have examined the Carnuntum region which lies close to the Danube River for more than a century.
As reported by Fox News, Saturday (03/01/2014) at the school there is a block of cells, arena training, and bathing complex. The building is buried for centuries in Carnuntum.
The researchers conducted a remote sensing technique to find this school. This gladiator school named Ludus which covers 30 138 square meters.
"The most notable feature on the school yard is the presence of a circular structure with a diameter of 19 meters, which can be interpreted as a training arena for the gladiators," wrote Wolfgang Neubauer of the University of Vienna in the journal Antiquity.
According Neubeuer the circular building surrounded by bleachers made of wood. In the south wing of the building complex, the researchers detected a block of cells, each of which covers only 32-75 square meters.
This ancient building also contains a proof of residence of the owner or lanista school. There is also a bath complex where the gladiators could recover from their hard training.
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