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So...If I want my house to still be standing 2000 years from now, all I have to do is turn it into a church?

Am Yisroel Chai!

VR version for Oculus?

Grazie.

Ancient Romans sure did like building stuff.

Great video as usual! Wasnt Marius consul 7 times?

0:11 makes one aware bout how massively huuuuge this model is. Seeing only some pictures makes one believe that it can't be that large but with that guy in front of it makes it totally clear.

The Rotunda in Thessaloniki. Too obvious

This channel is epic! You guys should have over 500k subscribers/followers! All of your videos are so well done! Thanks for the amazing educational content!

We're fed this idea that the world revolved around Rome yet there's History in the Americas that has yet to fully be discovered. Ruins in the Amazon, Ruins in Central America etc. Why do we continue to ignore the other side of the World? Is it the Natives of the Americas are not as pretty to the Eastern side of the World?

some onscreen tags would have been very-very very useful....

something that gets me is how honest they must have been back then, the open water courses that fed the whole city with clean drinking water could have easily been poisoned, today if cities had open water courses nutters would be queuing up to dump poisons in them, dead dogs, shit and piss in them, it is what people today would do,

If you build for eternity it will last. I was involved in a rather large project some years ago. The project manager said: I'm confident that we are making an investment that will last for at least 40-50 years.😂

This is greek not roman stop this propaganda

I appreciate the enthusiasm, they are preserved spectacularly well, that's true. But to say that they seem like they were made "yesterday" is too much, at least for me.

Based on a Travis Scott album

Delightfully hosted tour and eloquently produced video. Thank you

Do scholars of Roman civilization overall feel that Rome looked much more grand 2,000 years ago than it does today? Wasn't the standard of living then for the average Roman quite squalid? Could any Roman citizen go to any of the plazas and temples as anyone else?

Brilliant. So glad the Professor and her team are doing this dig. Hope it is fruitful.

It's staggering to imagine that someone made this model. But then think about how much more to build to real thing... the mind boggles

As impressive as the model is we can agree this is a representation of what some believe what Rome look like in antiquity, but we all know that is not true Great effect have gone into making Rome look like a civilized metropolis, when it's not factual....

Walking through the ruins in Rome and just using your imagination is a surreal feeling.

Very well done! Quite informative.

BC👍not BCE!

women today would see this great model being created by Gismondi and would tell him that this was childish and he would need to get a real job and make money lol.

It's amazing but I think it could be a lot better. I'm a fan of dioramas and the trees here can be swapped out with realistic models for starters, then add some weathering colouring to each building and paint the windows to look like real wood then you can go further and paint tiling patterns on the roofs of the houses and maybe pour epoxy resin in the right colour for the river. It can look so much better with more detail!

Really a beautiful city.

Thank you

We're so lucky that Vesuvius buried the rich kids and their glorious stuff, rather than preserving impoverished slums or plantations where the po' folks lived with their milk crates, cable spools, and old KISS posters....

Tibi gratias ago! Quid ludicrum magnum!

How much time would you allocate to herculaneum vs pompeii if there for 1 day? Seems Herculaneum is the better site for getting an immersive experience

Not as old as this one, but Assassin's Creed fans got to see Renaissance Rome ( as well as Florence and Venice) through Ezio.

I like it but the awning was too small. It covered like two thirds of the Coliseum.

As a collector, I try to find items just like these-items that very rarely survive decomposition or destruction. I’ve amassed a collection of fossils, figurines, jewelry and pottery, but wood is very hard to find and expensive for obvious reasons. This video was definitely a treat. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely love this channel and your videos ❤

6:36 ahí estan las marcas de pico, obra colosal para pasar la carretera

Hate towards God ..Hate to death... Julius Caesar is God And invented more fake Religious and why is he God . Why is having Julia and why Julia is sun Of God.. Ever since. Only Miserable. y chromosomes...had Dared to Spit His Honours and His Wife CORNELIA...and Daughter Julia and Julia daughter . And Julia Grandparents.. All had eated Upon His Grave march .. tombs since BC times.and Julia death and death of Julia daughter burried in Tombs Egypt and turkey Catacombs two heads twisted But that fiest is over. .

Most of the statue,and victory arch were all painted.

E.U.R is the ideal fascist city, built for a Universal exposition that never happened, the 1942 one. It's truly beautiful. Plenty of stylish building from the 1920-40's everywhere in Italy, and they blend perfectly with the remains of that previous Empire.

Pompey never actually beat Sertorius in battle in Spain

Wonderful. But like a slideshow at the rotten framerate of 30fps. It's 0th century stuff, using 21st century systems, but an early 20th century framerate which is not appropriate for modern machines, or nice viewing. 60fps is require for smooth motion on today's video devices, and even then, panning speeds must be kept very low, because there is ZERO Motion Blur, to trick our minds into smooth motion: every frame is rock solid. You have been lied to about resolution: 2K and 4K mean nothing unless captured and uploaded at 60 FPS. Please drop your resolution until you can capture 60fps. The future thanks you kindly for doing so!

it's so fascinating! thanks for sharing :)

I been there today 😊

If it was mainly stone buildings, how could Nero burn it down?

Didn't know about most of this, so glad I watched it.

The Roman infrastructure was & still is amazing.

Roma Republicană,Roma Imperială ne-a lăsat moștenire, atât de mult din toate punctele de vedere!Arhitectura lor, și tot ce au construit vreodată romanii nu va fi egalat măcar de noi cei de astăzi!

This is so cool!

Fall of republic is a best period of Rome