Arles, Treasure of the Rhône

The ancient city of Arles, once a major commercial hub in the Roman Empire, still holds many secrets. Some of them are buried in the bed of the Rhône.
Director: Saléha Gherdane

[@johnsmithers3591]

Nice place, nice people and nice Hash. Quite expensive but to be expected in the south.

[@saintjacques8137]

Not sure it's the right niche but if anyone's deeply into Burgundy-Arles from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages, I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series

[@user-qe7rd3rs3g]

The best channel.

[@MarsG0Dofw4r_]

Heyyyy aqua lung!

[@sr4087]

30 people could move the boat? whoever wrote that has zero experience with boats and water try one person can move the boat

[@johndewey6358]

Thank you for the interesting documentary. Please correct the statement about Rudder not being invented yet. The Rudder was invented by Iranians between 400-500BC and their ships sailed in Mediterranean sea also after they had built the first Suez canal, connecting their territories in the Red Sea to the Mediterranean sea.

[@axwapples]

if its a french documentary, im watching it , they got the best vibes

[@baustelacvlog]

Neu🚝

[@sr4087]

"top secret" lol autistic geo searchers will have this cracked in minutes