Roman Baths

4. heated dry and wet sweating rooms.
5. public bathing areas
9. Small curved instruments used to scarpe the cleansing oils in the palaestra or the tepidarium
13. room was the changing room where visitors would take off their clothing before entering the main area of the baths.
14. sandals to protect bathers' feet from the hot floors
15. room was a warm bath. It was often the main central hall in the bath where the bathers met and talked.
16. warm room, indirectly heated and with a tepid pool.
18. the room where they scrape off the dirt from your skin

1. hot room, heated and with a hot-water pool and a separate basin on a stand (labrum)
2. was a hot and steamy room with a very hot bath.
3. exercise rooms.
6. gymnastics, juggling, or theatre
7. room had a cold bath to cool the bathers at the end of a hot day.
8. open-air swimming pool.
10. cool room, unheated and with a cold bath, often monumental in size and domed, it was the heart of the baths complex.
11. The palaestra was a gymnasium where bathers could exercise.
12. were made close together and stink
17. changing rooms.