Stage 3 Culture

3. used alongside enslaved people to power heavy flour and grain mills in bakeries [p. 46]
5. spice traded across the Mediterranean that reached as far as Roman Britain [p. 48]
7. trader who brought cargoes of enslaved people to Pompeii [p. 48]
9. storage jars embedded into shop counters for dry goods like nuts and dried fruits [p. 46]
11. used to construct the town's underground water pipes and storage tanks [p. 45]
12. shown pulling Venus's ship on a shop facade painting [p. 47]
16. frequently depicted alongside drinking in Pompeian bar wall paintings [p. 46]
17. deity who served as the patron goddess of Pompeii [p. 47]
19. label found on fish sauce containers that indicates a Jewish presence in town [p. 49]
20. TYCHE^Freedwoman whose tomb relief depicts a detailed merchant ship and crew [p. 49]

1. located near the Amphitheatre who was listed on a wine jar delivery address [p. 44]
2. shrine found in Roman homes to honor household gods [p. 47]
4. street feature used by pedestrians to avoid traffic, mud, and water when crossing [p. 44]
6. wall messages encouraging citizens to vote for candidates in local elections [p. 48]
8. woman tasked with carrying purchases and running errands for Metella [p. 46]
10. that supplied fresh water to Pompeii from a spring 42 kilometers away [p. 45]
13. earthenware jars used primarily for storing and transporting wine [p. 46]
14. DELL'ABBONDANZA^Modern name given to the main street also known as the Street of Abundance [p. 44]
15. TOWERS^Fourteen structures built near crossroads to help distribute water under pressure [p. 45]
18. located at the eastern end of town used for gladiator fights and animal hunts [p. 48]