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Opened in 80 A.D, the Coliseum (by Emperor Titus) seating 50K-80K people, it was marked by 100 days of grand games, featuring gladiatorial combat and wild animal fights.

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The Roman Coliseum took approximately 10 years to build; is over 1,900 years old; and has allegedly witnessed at least 400,000 deaths in numerous forms.

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    Casino Kingthe history can fill 10,000 different wikipedia pages
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Step inside the Roman Coliseum built over 1900 years ago: home to thousands of battles between gladiators, lion s, (man vs animal), executions and crucifixions.

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The Roman Empire lasted for about 503 years if you count only the Western period, or roughly 1,480 years if you include the continuation of the Eastern (Byzantine) Empire.