Cartwright, Mark. "Pantheon." Ancient History Encyclopedia. 12 June 2013. Web. 04 Apr. 2016.

     This source showed me very explicit details on the Pantheon, explaining its struggle to be built, including some fires, plundering of bronze, and renovations.  

Cartwright, Mark. "Colosseum." Ancient History Encyclopedia. 06 Nov. 2012. Web. 8 Apr. 2016.

     I learned more about the Colosseum and its unique construction, having three separate layers, and embodying the Ancient Roman glory that we have learned so much from in our modern architecture.

“Aurelian Wall, Rome." A View On Cities. Web. 8 Apr. 2016.

     This source provided information on the Aurelian Wall, its quick construction, but also quick destruction. It stood as Rome's first defense against foreign invaders, and although it was ineffective, it was still an important structure.

N.S. Gill. “Basilica” Ancient History. Web.  8 Apr. 2016.

      The Basilica of Maxentius was built for the main purpose of having a plaza. This source briefly explains the ancient personality that the Basilica has since lost, like some vaulted arches and other cosmetic additions.

Taylor, Rabun. "Tiber River Bridges and the Development of the Ancient City of Rome."

       This source explains the reasoning behind the Pons Fabricius, and how effective it was, while still maintaining a very high image of class and style. 

 The Waters of Rome (2002): 1-18. Print.

        This book provided more information about the need for bridges, highlighting the Castel d'Angelo's bridge, which connects one structure as an island to the main Roman land.

"Baths of Diocletian." Famous Wonders of the World Best Places to Visit See Travel Pictures. Baths of Diocletian. Web. 9 Apr. 2016.

        This source was necessary for explaining the Baths of Diocletian in detail, it shows how crucial windows were for lighting and air flow, while also maintaining the building's overall style.

E.J. Dembskey: “The aqueducts of Ancient Rome" Romanaqueducts.info. Apr. 12, 2016.

       The Aqua Alexandrina was not a very important aqueduct, but was very forward for its time period. The arches involved are stunning, and allow ample space for traffic, while still doing its job. This source also goes into how the Goths were able to use this specific aqueduct to invade Rome.

“Arch of Titus” Aviewoncities.com. Apr. 12, 2016.

       A very simple structure, but essential to the Roman heart, this source showed me the most influential structure in Ancient Roman Architecture, being the arch, but essentially built to be one hundred times bigger than any other arch in Rome.

“Trajan’s Column” Aviewoncities.com. Apr. 12, 2016.

       Trajan's Column is basically an open storybook, presented for the world to see. This source taught me that art is crucial to the world of architecture, and that a simple column can tell a legendary tale.