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For each
Roman class (lower, middle and upper class) you must:
1. Present a picture of the building
(and if necessary with grounds). You may draw it yourself, but
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2. Make a floor plan of
such a building
(and grounds). If you can find one on the internet, you may use it.
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3. Give each part of the house
(or grounds) a name. Use the Latin names.
4. Give a description of each
part of the building |
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You'll have to present your
information on three A4-sheets, preferably made using the computer.
One sheet for the lower
class, another for the middle class and the third for the upper
(or wealthy) class.
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One side of the paper is
used for the picture of the building.
Beneath it there must be
a short description of the building. Don't forget to write down
for which class the building is meant.
On the other side the
floor plan must be made.
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Beneath the floor plan, you
write the letters (or numbers) of the floor plan. Each letter is followed by
the Roman word for that part of your plan of the building and/or grounds
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Immediately followed by a
description of that particular spot on the plan.
For example:
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- Staple the three papers together.
- Put your name and class at the top of each
paper.
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5. Add a separate sheet with the resources that you have used. This must
be done in the following way and you must do that in the
APA-style.
English style:
- A website:
APA-uses this style for websites:
If an citation item is unknow, then leave it empty. Is there no
publishing date know, then note "n.d." (=no date)
| Author Last Name |
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Author First Initial |
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Article title
(If no article title is provided,
use the website title instead.) |
(Published date) |
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Consulted date |
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from URL |
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Welcome to Hadrians! |
n.d. |
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February 25, 2017 |
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http://www.hadrians.com/ |
Example: Welcome to Hadrians!
(n.d.). Retrieved February 25, 2017, from http://www.hadrians.com/
- A book:
APA-uses this style for books
| Author Last Name |
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Author First Initial
or Author First Namen |
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Book or Source Title |
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City |
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Publisher |
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Year |
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| Hales |
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Shelley |
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The Roman House
and Social Identity |
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Cambridge |
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Cambridge UP |
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2009 |
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Example: Hales,
Shelley. The Roman House and Social Identity. Cambridge: Cambridge
UP, 2009.
On the resources page
you can find a automatically citation machine
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The additional video-job, if you want to be in extra favor with the emperor.
First, you should consult your teacher to select the language in which
the video-comment must be recorded.
Then:
- Pick a video from
this
play-list.
- Download the video with a you tube downloader like: KeepVid
or OnLineVideoConverter
or any other You Tube downloader you know. As long you can download it
in mp4 format.
- If you have your own video editor, use that one.
If not, use Windows Moviemaker:
- Download Movie Maker:
- Go to:
Movie
Maker downloaden
- Click on Download en start the file
- Select choosing the program yourself
- Deselect all en select Photo Gallery en Movie Maker
- Click on Install
- Import the download video from You Tube in Moviemaker
- Remove the sound of the video by setting the volume
in the video to zero.
- Create or add an new audio track
- Save the video as a mpeg-4 or wmv-video to a USB-stick or upload it to You Tube
- Show it to the emperor.
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The extra model-job to earn
extra rewards from the emperor. You can make the
model of the Roman villa using:
- prefabbed models (see resources)
- your own imagination, and using any material you want
to use.
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