Originally Posted by Dunerdr:
The floor is dirt? Maybe blocks under it I don't know. Why wouldn't walls be able to be sealed. I mean there's literally written history of them flooding it. They had roughly 300 miles of aqua ducts( in Rome), bath houses all over and roads that are still in tact today. Why wouldn't they be able to divert water there and seal it off is my question? They clearly demonstrate the ability to do it on a public pool/ sex house level. Why not a 272 ft by 157 ft area?
I do know that the Coliseum was built on Nero's massive artificial lake in the city of Rome. That's why it had the aqueducts to supply water for sea battles.
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