DURRES, ALBANIA - OLDEST THEATRE IN THE WORLD ? UNDERGROUND TARTARIA

[@jofran2757]

This is one of your best yet! Absolutely loved this one. Wow this world is a stage as you say. Amazing place

[@stewthewanderer]

Cheers Jo. Thanks ☺️

[@DJOverpar]

Interesting find mate. Definitely thought provoking when questioning the potential covering up of old world structures. You’ve opened my eyes to Albania as well, doesn’t look like it’s portrayed.

[@stewthewanderer]

Cheers pal. Lots of great architecture up your way 👌

[@DJOverpar]

@@stewthewanderer Absolutely mate. If you ever decide to come up this way you’d be more than welcome to stay with us.

[@eliseatpaintingglory4654]

So interesting! Makes me think about the many people who must have been involved in digging underground and constructing these places...I would think those square holes were used for aeration as well as for communicating throughout the tunnel system? At 15:16, the mosaic on the left shows two angels, flanking a man in the center, who seems to be a ruler by his headdress and the items he's holding in his hands? Then there are two shorter people below, perhaps children, or perhaps the "angels" and the center man represent the Titans, and the shorter folk were our-size people? You can see the light emanating from around their heads - the electromagnetic field around the brain... Thank you, Stew! It's so much fun to follow your journey! My mom and siblings traveled together around Puerto Rico for 2 weeks, many years ago. People told us before we went it was a terribly dangerous country...but we had no difficulties and met great folks! Love how those children communicated with you at a distance =) They could sense how friendly you are!

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@janeofthefamilytaylor7242]

Wow Stew, what a fantastic piece of history and I agree, someone's tried to cover it up..... Id absolutely go to Albania just to see this 👊🙏❤️

[@stewthewanderer]

I hope you visit. It's a wonderful country 🙂

[@ardianarnori]

there is a infinit number of ancient places uncovered and waiting to be discovered in Albania/OLD ILLYRIA, like the newest discovery of a rare 1900 year old Mosaic Discovered in Durrës, the ancient city of Apollonia, the ancient site of Butrint, The palafite settlement of Lin in Pogradec, Skanderbeg Museum in Kruja, etc.. Not to mention natural sites like Theth in the highlands, syri i kalter(blue eye), gjipe beach, Rana e hedhun..

[@soniaterhovanessian7198]

What amazing videos you make, on both your channels. Brilliant. Love your vibe too. Thank you.

[@stewthewanderer]

Much appreciated Sonia 🙂

[@JenFish_1]

I've been watching your travel videos of a morning when I go through my daily ritual of putting my makeup on. They really are a breath of fresh air. I can't wait to get away again. Its been far too long.

[@stewthewanderer]

Love to hear that. Have a great trip wherever you go 🙂

[@marieantoinettecipriani1506]

You’re very handsome! -& You have great energy!

[@stewthewanderer]

Thank you Marie 🫶

[@skadoosh20]

Incredible! Thank you!

[@stewthewanderer]

My pleasure 🙂

[@Star-uk1kh]

Really interesting. Great video , thanks .

[@stewthewanderer]

💫 thanks star 🙂

[@benjolley4499]

Great find stew. Another dot for us to connect. Keep up the good work 👏

[@stewthewanderer]

A never ending process. Cheers pa

[@User12345fan]

Fun fact, Durres was probably one of the biggest cities in antiquity, it had 100k residents

[@stewthewanderer]

🙌🙌🙌

[@natiage7769]

Keep up the great work man, love ur videos 💯

[@stewthewanderer]

Appreciate that Nati 🙏

[@divinehealing9405]

Stew what’s your thoughts on how the mud flood happened? Like you just showed us in some sites it looks like it was on purpose cemented and covered up and hidden or blocked up. But some cities look like they were melted or literally covered in mud. If the ground was liquified then everything would of sunk. Do you think it was a cataclysm or maybe technology that was used to cause this destruction? I watched a video on rich planet where he interviewed a guy who said they have the technology to liquify the ground on the other side of the earth if they want to.. so got me thinking 🤔

[@grantrodgers2470]

The great flood....roughly 4500 years ago...some intellectuals and or free thinkers suggest the controllers added 1000 years to the calendar...that would make great flood 3500 years ago.Just mud and sediment left over from waters receding.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@adriatiklaci7569]

Got to love the intro Eaaaaaasy people.

[@stewthewanderer]

😆😆☺️☺️

[@pep-dx5vb]

*ILLYRIAN EMPIRE* 🇦🇱👑🏛

[@Hawklord]

In 1966 Enver Hoxha was in power in Albania .He was supposed to be anti religious .So could they have blocked up places they believed to be used for religious practises . Looks an interesting place .i knew LU7 people that were going to Eastern Europe as the wall came down .What Albania must have been like then

[@stewthewanderer]

Knowledgeable man you are Ian. Always appreciate your comments pal

[@activatedpineal5359]

Incredible

[@stewthewanderer]

🙂🙂💨

[@jamiegoodrich3838]

Next time your local and back over the bridge in Wales go to Caerleon worth a local day out just of M4 near newport

[@stewthewanderer]

Cheers Jamie mate

[@NICKVAS1]

The first name epidamnos..this city from greeks from corintus..after romans name durrachium..the oldest theatre..in dodoni epirus greece..thanks

[@User12345fan]

Oh no, when I was a child there was no grass on the coloseum

[@stewthewanderer]

Amazing

[@johny5933]

They tried to dig deeper but is a lot of water kept coming up and they stopped. But it goes even deeper in the ground

[@stewthewanderer]

Thanks for sharing. So interesting

[@durrsaku934]

Durres is a city with the 3000 years old history, today researches are supposing that the altantis is the exact place where its Durres today !!

[@JC-ce8uw]

Any advice on how to navigate the bus system?

[@stewthewanderer]

take a chance and hope you get lucky 😂 that's what I did. The locals are very helpful so you'll be fine 🙂

[@sirairili1570]

They covered it all up. You better believe it.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@grantrodgers2470]

Those holes in the brick walls right after you stepped in the water are most likely scaffold peg holes ...

[@stewthewanderer]

But surely not when the theatre was allegedly constructed ?

[@grantrodgers2470]

For sure...for sure Stew...the plot thickens...gotta love it..!

[@Labestia009]

@@stewthewandereri believe they were built for domesticated animals

[@maskinisten019]

Enjoy Albania mate 🇦🇱

[@stewthewanderer]

Ty brother

[@247savage]

Albania 🇦🇱

[@devidevi3410]

OTOMAN EMPIRE HAD DESTROIED THE AMPHITHEATRE FOR CENTURIES

[@stewthewanderer]

I think they destroyed many old world places

[@spacehoppermark6161]

😅"PLOP"💦 It does look like it's had a second skin of brick at a later date. Amazing place

[@stewthewanderer]

😆 made my foot wet 🤣 and it does look like a second skin has been added.

[@blackeagle7947]

Hey mate you should watch Cris4tay yt videos about Albania . Cris4tay is an American KZbinr

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@leoportsmouth5138]

Bro wtf that's cool, why do many countries are visiting Albania? Some say its dangerous, wtf is going on? Is it or not?

[@stewthewanderer]

Not from my experience. Quite the opposite 🙂

[@User12345fan]

Ask the ones who say it’s dangerous if they have been to Albania. I bet you 100% they have not.

[@KarlosAtos]

🤣🤣🙈🙈

[@СрбскаСпартаЦрнаГора]

Todays Albania was Serbia . Albanians came to Europe in eleventh century .

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@ultrex5275]

Oblivious serb who doesnt know he is slavic immigrant in the balkans. On the other hand Albanians are indigenous

[@KarlosAtos]

Slavik ignorant..🤣🙈🙈🙊🙊

[@Hajde_budalla]

@@ultrex5275. Serbian lying propagandist bot, paid for by Vucic.

[@pep-dx5vb]

​@@stewthewanderer wtf ?

[@GrecoByzantine1821]

Ancient Greek theatre 🇬🇷🇬🇷 Durres was founded by ancient Greek colonists. The city's first name was Epidamnus and the area around it named Epidamnia.

[@durrsaku934]

Lool when the amphitheater is created, the greeks doesn't existed in that time 😂

[@GrecoByzantine1821]

@@durrsaku934 LMAO I can't believe you are so ignorant and uneducated and brainwashed. Even The term derives from the ancient Greek ἀμφιθέατρον (amphitheatron), from ἀμφί (amphi), meaning "on both sides" or "around" and θέατρον (théātron), meaning "place for viewing". The city was founded by Greek colonists in 627 BC on the coast of the Taulantii.[10] According to ancient authors, the Greek colonists helped the Taulantii to expel Liburnians and mixed with the local population establishing the Greek element to the port.[33] A flourishing commercial centre emerged and the city grew rapidly.[35] The fact that about the 6th century BC the citizens of Epidamnus constructed a Doric-style treasury at Olympia confirms that the city was among the richest of the Ancient Greek world. An ancient account describes Epidamnos as 'a great power and very populated' city.

[@pep-dx5vb]

​@@GrecoByzantine1821 greeks are only pelasgian illyrian 🇦🇱🏛 Shut up now and give us back çameria and morea🖕🏻