William Wells THE PANTHEON. LOCATION It is in Rome It was finished in 125 AD but started in 118 AD It was built by hadrain.

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William Wells THE PANTHEON

LOCATION It is in Rome It was finished in 125 AD but started in 118 AD It was built by hadrain

PURPOSE The pantheon is a roman temple dedicated the gods of pagan It is for the public use

STRUCTURE It is mainly built using a primitive concrete It is 141 feet and 8 inches high The pantheon has almost no damage over time it is in pristine condition It has a hole in the top They used heavier rocks on the bottom and lees heavy one on the top The build has lot of arches Arches can support lots of weight

BIBLIOGRAPHY Pictures