Ancient Roman Ruins in Turkey-Aspendos, Perge, Asklepion (with Narration, Facts/Figures)

The ancient Roman Empire was far reaching and it included Turkey. It was amazing to see 2,000 year-old Roman ruins in Aspendos (Roman theater and aqueduct), Perge (Roman city), and The Asklepion (ancient healing center and psychiatric hospital). I had to remind myself that I was in Turkey and not in Italy.
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[@rabotnickaklasa]

Well Done absolutely great with info. Thanks

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[@sergiomartins8626]

Great commentary loved the vid should've been longer

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Unfortunately Sergio, I find that a lot of people have a short attention span so I try not to make my videos too long but I appreciate your comment!

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[@pcaetano7527]

11:50 you know that turkey was the later capitol Constantinople near the end of the roman empire. (Eastern Roman Empire / Byzantine) in 1453 AD over 500 years ago what was left (very little) of the Roman Empire ended.

[@beb5816]

Good camera and voice. I liked the details shown and think of those who cut and laid that stonework. I have respect for roman buildings except for one flaw, at 5.37. It shows a lintel about to collapse. Lintels should be one piece, not 3 blocks like this one. Perhaps they thought they could get away with it ? I'm thinking they did !