From sunrise to dinner
Daily life
A Roman day could mean school, shops, baths, and a simple dinner. Not every child had the same day. Money changed everything.
Morning
A simple bite, often bread. Some children walked to a teacher. Others worked.
Market
Shops sold bread, olives, cloth, and pots. Garum, a salty fish sauce, was common.
Bath time
Afternoon baths were social. You were not only there to get clean.
Dinner
Rich people reclined on couches. Most families ate plain food at home. A dog might wait nearby.