Which (or how many) elements are included? What does it represent?

4 sections It was separated with a cross to represent the catholic religion Rome had. Placing the cross, created 4 sections. Each side represents each side of the cross.

Red and Gold are the main colors we used for this.

Gold: symbolizes wealth and good health Red symbolizes: action, confidence, courage and vitality Each used color shall represent specific features of the civilization. Research data which represents repeating patterns can be translated or represented using this methodology

“yelmo” or helmColiseumSPQRRomulo y RemoEcosystem: GrasslandsCross

Helm: Once, represents the warriors that protected RomeColiseum: Once, an important monument in Rome, representing the culture of RomeSPQR: Once, represents the government that ruled in RomeRomulo y Remo: Once, represents the history of the foundation of RomeEcosystem: Once, represents the type of climate and land, the geography of the Rome territoryCross: Once, represents the religion

Olive crownSwords

Olive crown: represented the victory, but also represented what the higher classes woreSwords: represents the war, and the expansion of Rome

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