Nosebleed Seats At Rome

Visitors to Rome’s Colosseum can now see the structure as poor Romans once did – minus the wild animals, gladiators and Christian martyrs, Reuters reports. The top floors of the amphitheater, which housed seats for the plebeian class, have opened for the first time in 40 years. The newly renovated fifth floor of the nearly 2,000-year-old amphitheater used to house the cheapest seats on the top tiers, high up and far from the action, and were used by poor plebeians, ancient Rome’s lowest social