Digging Through Time: First Look at Pompeii's Hidden Secrets!

[@jeanbeasley9708]

I remember my father, who served as an American Soldier during WW2, telling me about watching Vesuvius erupt in '44, from his hospital window. He also spoke about visiting the ruins with his hospital group. It was so touching to him. I've been fascinated because of his experiences.

[@daisymaisy4877]

Jean thats amazing to have that lovely connection to pompeii and your dad🥰

[@TruthfulPromise]

Wow

[@danhutson3460]

The music is too loud. Can barely hear the speaker.

[@kathleenhensley5951]

Same here... the music is annoying and unnecessary. I wish they wouldn't do this!

[@rineeshparai1780]

I notice this in a lot of youtube documentaries. Music is annoyingly loud.

[@FransBlaas1]

Agree with you, copied from films where you have music at battlefields for instance, ridiculous.. and here too loud and unnecessary ..... shame.

[@dawniebee3462]

This is because of the copyrights. Google is your friend.

[@VivekYadav-np8gd]

After seeing your coment I'm only concentrating in music.. some times we shuld not read negitive comments 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@evelyncarlson1106]

Amazing presentation of LeVar’s contribution to literacy ……my son watched Reading Rainbow as a child….and I watched with him❌⭕️❌⭕️My husband and I decided to watch Roots again😄Thank you‼️‼️

[@germaineboatwala-sidhva1079]

Outstanding artistry, setting and acting! Wish this was longer to watch. It was quite engrossing. 👍

[@johnchambers2996]

We've been pretty lucky that Vesuvius has been relatively dormant since AD 79 and the erruption of 1944 directed itself away from Mussolini's Roman excavations.

[@jeremyd1869]

I would love to be there helping the dig. The thrill of helping to bring this city to light again would be enormous.

[@anasapsana824]

Unfortunately as I know the members of group should belong to aleading organisation or univercity, but still hope to visit excavations as guest

[@ImissSaganCarl]

me too! I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@ramkuse7810]

Go***gle "Pompeii volunteer"

[@georgcorfu]

Jeremmy D You need to be an archeology student so you know how to dig, otherwise you might destroy pottery or whatever which is a few thousands years old.

[@gkkalsi9362]

Me too with u to b there

[@nurzeybear]

I have been to Pompeii many times over the last 30+ years. Every time is something new to discover. The frescos are stunning! The lifestyle was amazing! I am looking forward to next spring when I go again to Italy and Pompeii.

[@loganstroganoff1284]

I am too assuming we can go and covid doesn't still have the world shut down. 😒

[@shaziaafzal6108]

brother or sister u should come to Pakistan have a 5 to 8 thousands years ago greate civilisation Mohenja daro , harrappa and others , about a indain filam " mohan jadoro " must see actor Hrithic roshan .... GOD bless you,, from Pakistan

[@TheDiegogza]

the ratio between music volume and voice volume is off ..

[@johnrogers9481]

aka...the audio sucks!!

[@marnaehrech1223]

The story of Pompeii has always horrified me since I first heard it as a child. The excavations are revealing what a beautiful city it was... that is an epic undertaking, this movie... Amazing.

[@AnnapoornaPosaniKalakruti]

Great work re-enacting the events and with computer graphics prepared a movie

[@catysparks]

What an incredible drama you have presented here. Amazing!!

[@DonkeyFilms]

Those romans were so ahead of their time they even had a green screen set at 0:21

[@CuriosityStreaming]

This is a behind-the-scenes of the full-length documentary "Pompeii: Disaster Street" (green screen intentional), sign up for CuriosityStream to be able to watch the full doc. curiositystream.com/video/2142

[@DonkeyFilms]

@@CuriosityStreaming yea I found that out after 2 minutes but I thought the comment was funny

[@sophialoren7855]

Lol silly

[@Oswald_Thatendswald]

lol I noticed that too

[@prensaporlaverdad1702]

@@CuriosityStreaming Let’s convince UNESCO. Jordan has another monument. It will be as important as Petra or even more. There are interesting ruins and reliefs on the Black Desert, dated 8,500 years old. They can only be seen from planes, drones, satellites and helicopters. Archaeologists don't exactly know nowadays what they represent. These ruins really represent embryos of several species in different stages of development and will be able to shed light on the origin of the human being and our planet. When it will be officially confirmed by biologists, this discovery will be a delight for the eyes, shed light to the origin of humanity. Activate the subtitles in English: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJrOh5mKl71lg9E It contains the documentation with the Jordanian authorities about this scientific and archaeological discovery.

[@vivamigorky1646]

The first excavations of Pompeii and Herculanum were promoted and financed by King Charles III of Spain and carried out under direction of engineer Roque Joaquín de Alcubierre, born in Aragón.

[@dragondane4807]

Stop using music in documentaries! You can``t hear a thing of what is bring said! Lots of people leave the same message on this subject - over and over again in their their comments - but really, fellow whatchers, they do not listen to us, because it does not get better. So I suggest we stop watching the docu´s, that torture us with deafening music. Don´t waste your time leaving a comment. They just don´t care, and they do not read them.

[@gamingchinchilla7323]

I wonder if the spirits of the ancient Pompeiians were still lingering there and they were appreciating the fact that their history was being rediscovered and honored in such a way.

[@tonymarchesseault4272]

Been there a few times. Some historians say it was very much a brothel town to serve the ports many visiting ships.

[@TheFuturistTom]

I’ve been watching curiosity stream for a while! It’s inspired me to start my own channel!!

[@reginaromsey]

This is a wonderful thing! I’ve been to the part of Pompeii that was excavated before this. It was a disappointment because I could not “see” the buildings peopled with humans, dogs, and donkeys. Now I can replay my memories with life.

[@apriltoo]

Amaziiiing...always fascinated with ancient ruins 😍😍😍 God calls me there, pengen ke mekkah, madinah, palestina, turki, pompeii, mesir, dll, sebelum menutup mata selamanya... 😇

[@Michaelneiss]

the quality level of this documentary was truly impressive!

[@random24tarot22]

Are you serious? Look at 0:21 they forgot to remove the green screen.. BOYCOTT THIS FILM 😂

[@robbegrijp9224]

@@random24tarot22 it's a behind the scenes video, not the actual documentary kkfjj

[@be2Gee]

@ZA 24 didn't you read the title? It's behind the scenes, not the actual documentary lol

[@johnrogers9481]

The audio here SUCKS!!

[@jonnyqwst]

Using the best of technology and talent to reveal and present the amazing pompeii. So glad it’s become a priority instead of the site looking like an abandoned construction works

[@elliottg.1954]

Extremely interesting film, unfortunately marred by loud and unnecessary music drowning out the commentary. This is alleviated by lowering the volume and starting the subtitles, but soundtracks should complement listenable productions.

[@NickVenture1]

I very much appreciated this video about a theme I cherish and explore.Most interesting to see the professionalism involved to enable us viewers to see historical events with such unparalleled accuracy. There is so much progress going on in this field... stunning. And the actors are convincing, even make us feel sorry about their fates. I was in particular very interested to see architectural details as original remains and as reproductions. The film will be great and long lasting, just we may feel a bit sorry for all the nice decors which will be recycled after the movie is in the box. I noticed the walls having partially lost the plastering which must have been copied the way it was on the original house in Pompei. Very nice to have such conditions which definitely are more impressive than perfect freshly painted houses as we see them in many older movies about this era. I also noticed the shapes of the stones visible in the parts where the plaster was gone. Slightly rounded edges... I like this style. So here is a comment of a happy viewer sending applause from Sri Lanka. MERCI BEAUCOUP A VOUS TOUS! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpmoq4qmadONmdk

[@gracearipin9719]

Kkk

[@zakariyamziri1359]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم وما ظلمناه ولكن كانوا انفسهم يظلمون صدق الله العظيم harder harder women or what

[@supremereader7614]

Very cool redecoration. And great documentary in general.

[@Giovis968]

Increíble ciudad , casi intacta , los mosaicos , pinturas , calles etc ,

[@pinkvelvet3865]

Amazing! I will see this Sept. this year when we visit our first port Napoli.I will visist Pompeii, Sorento & Amalfi coast. Aboard Odyssey of the Sea cruise ship on our way to Greece and Turkey! Celebrating our 35th graduation anniversary from Nursing School. I am excited to see Italy with it's magnificent architectural treasures.

[@unknown81360]

Don’t forget Herculaneum, enjoy!

[@shanditta1018]

Lower the backing music can't hear u properly

[@RuthenianGirl]

So tragic and amazing at the same time... Thanks for your great work!

[@kanompia]

been a curiosity stream member for 1 year, fantastic, love you, keep curious.

[@chocomobila8456]

Precioso información increíble gracias por compartir 👍👍👍👍👍 Tengo que volver a hacer un viaje

[@kanyegang2810]

What's so sad about this is they had 4hrs to run as far away as possible, but they didn't know what was truly happening.. The city right across from Pompeii wasn't bothered, and they told the story of that day!!

[@dentonstalesofthevikingage8945]

I wonder has anyone thought of selling bits of all that pumice that buried the city? What a fantastic bit of history to have, I'm sure lots of people would buy it, and there's hardly any shortage of it, and the money could towards the upkeep of the city. Just a thought.

[@FransBlaas1]

Very good idea, and reducing cost of removal..

[@krmeadows0001]

But then the Chinese would sell pumice counterfeits.

[@lucylogan2446]

@@krmeadows0001 😹😆😂😸😆😹🙈

[@frankdablacknation2057]

Every bit of information just arises more curiosity

[@JackieWelles]

Pompeii for us was like a gift from the ancient gods, it is sad that it had to come at such high cost of human lives.

[@johnrogers9481]

Pompeii produced a god, a few years after the eruption.

[@SATO_MOVIES_Channel]

My question is are there brick that time? Or they us other thing to built house

[@KRISTIANITY_]

I love it that in the 1st century AD in Pompeii they speak Bulgarian in the streets :D Nice documentary!

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

"bulgarian" evolved from "serbian" is an indo european language . serbian people are older than hindus and have a longer history over 7000 years. go look up "srbinda"

[@KRISTIANITY_]

@@ChickenMcThiccken yeah and I bet Serbians built the pyramids, shut up.

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

@@KRISTIANITY_ indo european is not african. however; it wouldn't suprise me that some serbs at some point in history ; did go to egypt for whatever reason; more than likely for trade; etc. but no; serbs had no involvement in building the pyramids. and i never said they did either.

[@KRISTIANITY_]

@@ChickenMcThiccken I took it you're familiar with the concept of irony.

[@Giovis968]

What?

[@0308frank]

0:03 Someone should have told that CGI team that Vesuvius looked completely different in 79 AD. The little monte somma next to his modern crater is the rest of the original mountain, a much bigger ancient Vesuvius. It doesn't make sense to reconstruct the mountain for "ancient" images exactly as it looks nowadays.

[@johnfrompeconiccounty4274]

The two guys breaking those rocks into little pieces with hammers is one of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever seen in my life. They could’ve ordered that stone to the exact size they wanted before production even began.

[@clarkpalace]

U r right but they didnt. SNAFU. Too bad you werent there, u would never make that mistake. Snark. Sarcasm

[@NickVenture1]

Maybe crushed styrophone painted in gray to harden its surface and add weight could have safely added to the volume effect of falling debris in the back areas. Because in this film the volcanic rain may have been less impressive just because debris pours down mainly in the near foreground.On the other hand real stones and a little bit of "pain" definitely make the actors get the best natural attitude to protect themselves and show suitable facial expressions of fear.

[@dougieranger]

Spectacular Chris.

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Emotional 😭 watching this re-enactment. Amen 🙏🏻. Great 👍 video.

[@random24tarot22]

0:21 you can see the green screen in the background

[@skyvision7363]

Yes. The title is Behind the Scenes of the First Excavation of Pompeii in 70 Years. So it should make sense, right. Behind the scene. Pretty obvious.

[@Robinnya]

Yea😯

[@MiThreeSunz]

One day, I hope to visit and explore Pompeii! It’s on my bucket list!

[@popokoh1]

No! Because Pompeii Buried In Ash!

[@j.a.weishaupt1748]

@@popokoh1 Dude what?

[@alexandrospapadopoulos1474]

Pompeii is awesome!

[@evangelorodrigues5005]

Beautiful backgrounds pompeii 😍💖👌👍🙏

[@mrnisqually9533]

Out standing!

[@FranciscoSantos-ss3uq]

Espetacular videos documentarios sensacional! Parabens!❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@tiwitiwi6202]

pompeii is like a big time capsule

[@Giovis968]

👍👍👍 yes

[@audreygarcia745]

What is that at 4:52?

[@d6187]

In my bucket list!!

[@carolyneverett762]

How can we see the final product?

[@illangakoonmudiyanselageba7343]

God bless Italy 🇮🇹, Italy may not face tragedies like this again 🙏 🙌 😢

[@FranciscoSantos-ss3uq]

O mundo antigo e suas civilizacoes isso e muito bem interesantes. Otimos videos.❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@cyndianderson7056]

Pompeii draws me. Idk why. Ever since I was very small. I always had a weird fascination with volcanoes as well.

[@barrysteven5964]

What a shame the background music is so loud that it's occasionally hard to hear the softly spoken narrator. A problem with the editing stage, I think.

[@johnrogers9481]

Yes, the audio on this SUCKS!!

[@Silva-je3bu]

Where can we see this movie?

[@Catlady77777]

Wow. Magnificent!

[@mounicamunukutla8299]

Music is so irritating, I can barely hear the speaker.

[@randomrahul5221]

I am so heartbroken to just think of those thousands of people who died in such an unfortunate way. Those 'hard as concrete' bodies were just so painful to watch.

[@JAJAHDESAMILANGKORI]

Wow Luar Biasa! Terima kasih telah membawa saya menjelajah ke masa lampau melalui video anda Wow Amazing! Thank you for taking me to explore the past through your videos

[@clouseaux]

Where can I watch the movie they made?

[@silent_whispers319]

Fabulous!! I am sure they employed a lot of people to do this. I can't imagine the budget.

[@kathyh4804]

Excellent reproduction! I can only imagine the fear all those people had when unexpectedly their world was destroyed

[@mariehanadi1427]

I saw the movie "Pompeii" back in late 60s - terrifying...

[@eliseolopez2790]

The finest designs for your resorts

[@swissmilitischristilxxii3691]

I work in construction but I would give everything to work there.

[@alessiorenzoni5586]

The latest excavations carried out in the archaeological site of Pompeii have led to an extraordinary discovery that reveals the origins of the city destroyed by the tremendous eruption of Vesuvius dating back to 79 AD: the Etruscans would have founded it. The Greek Strabo traced the origins of Pompeii to the Osci, a Samnite population belonging to pre-Roman Campania. For many centuries the theory of the famous geographer was considered the most valid, even if the foundation of Pompeii, which took place at least 700 years before its tragic end, continued to be shrouded in mystery. Many years before the city became a Roman colony, the Etruscans would have founded Pompeii, "following the sky and the stars" as they had already done for Tarquinia, Cerveteri and Veio.

[@ЛадаЛосева-щ9й]

Как только слышу или вижу название города Помпеи, сразу вспоминаю картину нашего художника Карла Брюллова "Последний день Помпеи"...

[@Peepers2]

Amazing discovery

[@bjarnepetersen9562]

Very interesting indeed. Just such a shame, that the background music drown the narrator

[@NavidIsANoob]

This is a good advertisement for your streaming service.

[@MorleyGames1]

0:20 i didnt know there was green screen in ancient Pompeii

[@pradhyumsharma4121]

Wow only 4 comments till now, i thought this was a huge channel.

[@CuriosityStreaming]

We're a documentary and non-fiction programming subscription service (curiositystream.com). We've only just started building out our KZbin channel, but if you like what you see here - there will be plenty more and you should definitely consider subscribing to the full service.

[@praveenchowdari252]

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[@greyghost3497]

00:21. Green screen left up

[@athonnaza935]

that's very nice,and sucses.

[@edisoncambod8335]

It must have been emotional for the actors to reenact the scene.

[@michaelashcraft8569]

Now that was painstaking, tedious, nervwracking work, well worth the effort for the rewards..

[@whitecrow4839]

Imagine all the treasure buried under the ashes of Pompeii?

[@lalaLAX219]

Interesting, although the title of this video is not very accurate.

[@lindamerchant4431]

Vesuvio was a sleeping giant and the pompeiians didn't even know it was going toblow

[@AlanpittsS2a]

How incredible.

[@Insectoid_]

This kind of makes me want to sign up

[@Mynistrh3ll]

@CuriosityStream Hey, i was thinking on subscribing to curiositystream but was wondering if there was Documentaries in other languages as well like French, Spanish etc? Or everything is only in English? Thanks! :)

[@nanahara664]

12:58 Her eyes convey the dread of that fateful day.

[@FranciscoSantos-ss3uq]

❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐❄⭐⭐porem ha muitas e muitas civilizacoes a serem descobertas ainda neste grande universos de vida.❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟❄🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@richardque4952]

Can the volcanic ashes recycle into fettilizer or cement?

[@chaitanyapandey9927]

Superb ❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉

[@mdimansantoso3976]

so sad... where i can watch the result of the shooting?

[@mariazingarpoli7274]

Very good

[@kenhunt5153]

Fascinating.

[@enle2002]

1:53 Quest'uomo sembra immortale! Vedevo videos di fa 12 anni e lui rimmane uguale, non cambia. Sembra che sia lì a Pompei dal giorno dell'esplosione, sembra eterno 🤭

[@eliseolopez2790]

Wealth for humanity all nations all languages all tribes and unknown travel joy in the endless creations every moment of your existence will be wonderful

[@thestreamoflife1124]

Absolutely 👍 amazing

[@TooJubeJM1]

The music was so loud I had problems making out the narrative

[@conchitinabernardo4370]

Amazing !!

[@airlinena]

Can barely hear the narrator, music too loud

[@andrewbentley8352]

Anyone spot the green screen at the start?😂

[@CuriosityStreaming]

This video is a behind the scenes of a full documentary, the green screen is part of the look into the VFX.

[@andrewbentley8352]

@@CuriosityStreaming yeah it made sense later, confusing at first though 😄

[@CuriousMuse]

Actually sparked my attention so I even clicked back to see it again 😅

[@magicap2610]

😂😂 yes, well seen

[@kemosabe133]

I'm really amazed how 1400 years ago quran mentions destruction of Pompeii. How it was destroyed why it was destroyed all is written there😱😱,and it coincides with today's findings that means it's book of truth😱😱

[@billionaire_0111]

What is the name this movie guys?? Pompeii?

[@jeeplvr2000]

What do they do with the excavated dirt. There must be millions of yards of it somewhere.

[@NavidIsANoob]

Ship it off to the Netherlands.

[@kcvinu]

To the person who did the audio mix for this video, Please increase the narrators voice level. We can't hear anything. Or reduce the BGM level.

[@hollyweaver1442]

I have always loved and been fascinated by history. I love watching documentaries about King David, Noah, Mathew and The Passions of the Christ. To see this trailer, knowing it was based on actual anthropology architecture down to the mm, absolutely blows my mind. The directors and actors have brought to life an amazing piece of history that encapsulates the emotions and fear of all who lived to see that day. It made me feel sad for them, almost like watching it in real life and feeling helpless to do anything. I would love to see the full dramatization. I do wish they hold an auction for the pieces of set when they're down, rather than recycle it.