You need to make sure that in the layers selection you select 3D Buildings and from the Gallery, select Ancient Rome. Have fun exploring and think how we might develop our own 3D world!
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WOW my Mum and Dad think this is great!!!! its a great way to look at ancient Rome go go Year 4 Romans are quite scary but they invented lots of things we need in life (e.g central heating)!!!!
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