The Buyer
The buyer is in charge of creating Roman items to sell in the store.
The most important job of the buyer is to stock the store with Roman items
which match the store's theme. The buyer must create the actual model
items using materials from the time which typical Romans would want or
need. The buyer must be in constant communication with other group
members, especially the architect, so that their model items match the
store's theme.
The buyer should first research common Roman items which would be sold
in a typical Roman store. Next, the buyer should create and present
to the teacher a list of ten items to sell in the store. The
buyer should consider how to make each of the ten items. After receiving
teacher approval, the buyer should begin to make the store items.
(A minimum of five items is required however, additional quality
items will score higher on the project rubric. Check the rubric.)