Ενας πολυ αρχαίος χώρος γεμάτος μυστηρια!Οι φωτογραφίες με το παγώνι πραγματικά είναι πολύ όμορφες.

Hey Bob, I love these. You deserve more subscribers.

Nice overview of what to expect when visiting the Capitoline Museums. Thanks a lot, I was undecided between Palazzo Massimo and Capitoline; now I decided I will visit both!

i enjoyed the tour.

Thank you so much.

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I love your video, you guys, thank you. When I was there, I saw all of these large urns, randomly placed in corners, and went up to one, to see what was inside... I touched the rim and was immediately repelled by an horrible sense of dread. My 3 year-old daughter Lucy wanted to know what had scared me, and I didnt know! By the time we got to the last room, on the way out, there were a couple more. These were under glass. So I looked in and saw a skeleton in each one...both cramped and in various states of disarray. One seemed almost whole, the other crushed terribly. I hadnt known they were coffins!

It's too bad you could not spend that little extra time on the episode for a more complete overview of such quality subject matter by showing as much of the site as possible without the feeling of being in a hurry, By Including all the accessible temple complexes as well as the unrestored & partially restored areas in & around the site perimeter is always a plus for the viewers who try to put such things in context. Being more of a slide show than a travel video, by giving the photos just a few more seconds per view, as well as zooming in on details of the sculpted imagery on intricate exterior panels as depicted on the buildings facades. A note on the wide stairways:,They are built to be accented & descended in a zig zag or diagonal manner from side to side, It's the traditional approach, as well as being much easier on the body especially on the long & steep temple stairs.

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I was there four weeks ago. As our tour guide said at the start, "the Cretan sun is no joke." Bring sunscreen, water, and a hat, she was right.

Interesting

i enjoyed the tour.

Bob, geat recap of the first part of the site. I visited the site in 2004 and was able to climb many of the temples. The view from the top of the Castillo is breath taking, but you are right you had to be very careful on the steps. When we were there they had leather balls you could try to throw thru the holes on the ball court and that was hard, doing it with your feet would be almost impossible.

Looking forward to more videos from Rome!

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Your vids are fantastic! Thanks for posting! Genuinely the best presentation of these locations!

Hi Bob, a guest yesterday pointed us towards this video! It was lovely to remember you both and thank you for saying such kind words about your stay at the Old School House. We hope you will perhaps come back again one day. All the best, ian and Kate

The church interior was the baths.

Unfortunately your video didn’t show us the actual baths..everything else ,but no baths.

Wonderful thank you so much for taking taking us through the ruins and the reconstruction and explaining everything for us I’m on my way to Crete this Friday and this will help me a lot

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Είναι πραγματικά εξαίσιο και καταπληκτικό να βλέπεις τον αρχαίο ελληνικό πολιτισμό να περνάει μέσα από τους αιώνες και να σε συγκινεί ακόμα και σήμερα .Και όπως είναι και εξαίσιο και καταπληκτικό να βλέπεις χαραγμένο σε αυτές τις αρχές πέτρες την ελληνική θαυμάσια γλώσσα και να μπορείς να την διαβάσεις μέχρι και σήμερα .Περιφανια του να εισαι Ελληνας 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

We spent a month in Campeche a few years ago and had a wonderful time. We will stay at this hotel next time we go down.

Went to Athens and had a shrimp sandwich and McDonalds....LOL I wish would have said the name of the restaurants at the end of the video,

So which one do you think is Homers Troy?

Thank you gor this video. I want to explore Edinburgh myself one day and seeing your photos makes me understand how compact the city is.

i want to be traveling prof too

Pleasant tour. Thank you.

Bob, you walked literally through one of the most historic streets in York - Shambles! Tudor style? No, a few hundred years before the Tudors!

Thank you! :)

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Bravo! Very interesting

They’re literally reading from the displays at the location lmao

I look forward to the video !

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Bob, one ot the best shows you have made. Thanks so much.

Nice video Bob. Thessaloniki has some major history associated with it.

Very interesting thank you for showing us this amazing video well done 👍

As of July 1st 2023 this video is out of order. It's still incredibly informative but the rooms have changed. For instance the bull leaper, indicated in the video to be in room four or five is now in room six. The Phaistos Disc, is now in room 5. There are other similar instances throughout the video. However, if you get to follow along a little bit, it's incredibly informative.

One of my favorite archeological sites.

City with big history 😊

Thank you for sharing! Wonderful tour!

The accepted value for the little boy yield is 15kt. The target assembly was at the forend of the weapon. The projectile wasn't wedge shaped. That photo attributed to Hiroshima appears to actually be a test at an atoll at the Pacific Proving Grounds. Fat Man was 25kt. The Po/Be urchin is not usually described as a "core". That term is usually reserved for the fissile fuel. The Mk17 alongside its sister, the Mk24 was the physically largest device ever deployed by the US, but not the highest yield. It was 15 Mt. That picture is a Mk-36, not a 39.

Very succinct, concise and informative about the Temple of Delphi. Isn't the Omphalos actually thought of as the "navel of the world" or the center of the world where the ancients believed that creation "sprouted" from or out of?

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This is amazing

Excellent video thanks for sharing my friend 👏👏 and fuly watched and new friend from istanbul😊

Thank you for splendid and humorous lecture - was a lot of fun.

Interesting historical place 😊

incredible traveling~have a good one- Bob,😈