Built in the
Flavian Dynasty, around the same period as the Coliseum in Rome, Chester's amphitheatre is a Class A Ancient Monument owned by English Heritage and managed by Cheshire West and Chester Council.
As usability has been an emerging concern among information technology workers (Calisir and Calisir, 2004;
Flavian, Guinaliu, and Gurrea, 2006; Krug, 2000), this exercise exposes students to a dimension of IS they might not otherwise encounter.
The Reporter's Kelly Lowenstein, Loury and Fernando Diaz are featured in "Interrupt the Pipeline," a documentary film by
Flavian Prince that explores the impact of public housing's transformation on poor families.
The first, "A Roman Empire without Rome," is organized around a close reading of a rescript of Constantine granting a priesthood and temple of the
Flavian dynasty and the honorific name of Flavia Constans to the central Italian city of Hispellum.
Part II, "The Early Empire," covers the rise of Augustus and continues through the fall of the Julio-Claudians to the end of the
Flavian Dynasty in 98 CE.
He does not make it clear whether it is The Flaminian or the The Circus Maximus (the
Flavian) to which he refers because there was a big difference in the style of "entertainment".
The numerals XL (40) were found cast in stone amongst the ruins of the
Flavian amphitheatre in Italy.
Under the
Flavian emperors, the policies of repression and hostility continued.
From here the cages for animals are clearly visible along with the
Flavian amphitheater.
(1) Whereas the Augustan Ara Pacis stresses fertility in its decorative scheme, with abundant vegetation, children, and women intermingled amid the solemn aristocratic officials, (2) in surviving
Flavian art, fertility and motherhood appear not to have been significant themes.