Ancient Roman Forum - Transport Yourself In The Center of The Roman Empire

In this video of our project MOMENT, we discover a day in Rome in the year 315.
Ambient sounds and atmospheric images give you the feeling of actually floating above Rome. Dive into the past of the Roman Empire and experience history up close.
These recordings offer a unique ambient experience, perfect for meditatively transporting yourself back to the past. Let yourself be enveloped by the sounds and images of ancient worlds. Ideal for ASMR lovers and history enthusiasts seeking an immersive escape into bygone eras.
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[@BlackBrisingr4]

This may be the first of these recreation videos I've seen that shows just how busy/densely populated Rome was. Good on you for that detail.

[@FaberCourtial]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@thomasmalacky7864]

Your channel will blow up. Keep doing the great work for humanity at present. Its what we need. RETVRN

[@FaberCourtial]

Oh thank you so much for the wonderful motivating words. Yes, we will. On our channel @project-moment, among others, we will gradually create a series that brings past eras back to life.

[@mel577]

Possibly one of the most realistic depictions: the crowds filling every space, the ran down, dirty buildings (despite being built with the best materials of the time), the highly decorated and colorful porticos, capitals and entablatures of the buildings, as opposed to the erroneous Hollywood depictions where everything is all white, etc. You guys should make en extended depiction of the entire city of Rome for scholars, academic classrooms, historians, and other experts to use to teach history students. This is truly majestic.

[@FaberCourtial]

Thank you very much! We do indeed still have many plans ;)

[@jperez7893]

it saddens me how much beauty the world has lost

[@FaberCourtial]

Perhaps we only truly recognize beauty when we are aware of its loss

[@Sargewashere]

Purely amazing, Id take this any daiver the "modern" architecture we have. Keep up the great work

[@FaberCourtial]

Absolutely yes. Every stone was concentrated culture

[@peyko6970]

Just found this channel. Awesome work!

[@FaberCourtial]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@fredferd965]

We belong to a time and a place. Ours is passing; theirs is gone.

[@UltorCXXVIII]

BREATHTAKING!

[@aliagha5827]

Stunning! When can we walk around?

[@FaberCourtial]

We hope soon 😉

[@pocayonom]

Beautiful! One question: shouldn't the reliefs on the arch of Septimius Severus be painted? Thanks.

[@FaberCourtial]

Thank you! There will be another version with a more complete color scheme

[@calebpagan2226]

This looks amazing, but what is it exactly - and will it be available to the public? These videos are kinda vague, and I think you would reach a much larger audience if it was more clear. Incredible work regardless.

[@FaberCourtial]

Thank you, We are in the process of creating our own history channel. In the future, films will be published on this channel that will make it possible to experience bygone eras in an immersive way. In principle, a library of moments from world history @project-moment

[@vr_gamer.814]

I thought this was a VR experience as mentioned on your website but i cant find the VR version??

[@FaberCourtial]

You can find a movie with our Rome in the Oculus Store. We also currently have a major VR production in the works.

[@vr_gamer.814]

@@FaberCourtial thank you. Just purchased it. You really need to put a download link on your website otherwise I wouldn't have known that this existed on the Oculus store..