Pergamon

Collapse of the great aqueduct of Pergamum and previous scenes of the acropolis of Pergamon, the great altar and the temple of Trajan.

[@coffeecake8835]

Not sure if you're still reading comments...but this is INCREDIBLE!! Thank you! I'd love to see more. The Acropolis of Athens perhaps?

[@ozgunengel4983]

Thank you for this great video.Greetings from the Bergama.

[@oztekinefe]

Pergamon The Altar of Zeus or Zeus Altar is a marble monumental religious structure built in the 2nd century BC by the Attalos dynasty, which ruled the Pergamon Kingdom in the ancient city of Pergamon in the north-western Anatolia. The horseshoe form is located on the Acropolis of Bergama. It has a depth of 35.64 m and a depth of 33.4 m. The stairs at the front of the building are 20 meters wide. The frescoes on the marble cladding outside and inside are among the most important works of art history. Facade frescoes tell the story of the war between the gods of Olympos and Giants-Gigants of the ancient Hellenic world, and the frescoes in the inner space, the tale of Pergamon's Telefos. The remnants of this magnificent building were taken by the German engineer Carl Humann in the 1870s to the Prussia of that time. Today it is on display at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin and is visited by thousands of people every year. So I mean, this structure has been stolen by German archaeologists from Turkey.

[@oztekinefe]

Another stolen structure from the Germans, II. The Pergamon Temple of Athena, belonging to the Eumenes period (197 - 159 BC), is located in the Berlin Museum.

[@oztekinefe]

but not from Bergama, yet another work stolen from Turkey. In the ancient city of Aphrodisias near Aydin Geyre Dr. During the excavations carried out under the direction of Kenan Erim, a marble head was found in the pool in Tiberius Portik in 1989. The head was discovered in 1904 during the excavations conducted by the French archaeologist Paul Gaudin, and was found to have been smuggled abroad and later belonged to the body sold to the Berlin Pergamon Museum.

[@oztekinefe]

and we want the historical monuments which are stolen from our country.

[@deadmike2]

its not stealing when the owner agrees the exchange. besides, without the "theft", all these monumentals would be gone with the wind or at least in a bad condition, just like the rest of bergama because for a long time turkey didnt care about those works

[@egelisk4943]

It is stealing. These works are priceless works of our ancestors. The exhange was made by one person, the sultan himself who just wanted more money for his economically declining Empire. The people back then had no voice in this matter whatsoever. If needed, the price that was paid back then can be given back in exchange of these ancient works so it can be back to where it belongs, back to the city of Pergamon. Back to Anatolia and the Anatolians.

[@vonlossberg]

I went to the Pergamon Museum in E. Berlin at the time. This is incredible to see. You might want to look up the movies people took of it here too. Even has the real walls of Babylon in colbalt blue with lions and dragons..just so much there to behold. I was so blown away.

[@mujdesirince]

Herr Poblotzki, als Reiseleiter bin ich innerhalb von fast vierzig Jahren etliche Male durch das antike Pergamon gewandert, vom Trajanstempel bis hinunter ins heutige Altstaedtchen. Mit Ihrem Beitrag haben Sie eine aussergewöhnlich tolle Arbeit geleistet. Ich möchte mich herzlich bedanken und werde in der Zukunft das Video auch meinen Reisegaesten empfehlen. Auch die Muttergöttin Magna Mater od. auch Kybele haben Sie erwaehnt, einmalig...Das erste Lied vom Seikilos verdiehnt auch Beachtung, gefunden auf einem Grabstein in Tralleis, das heutige Aydın, nahe Izmir, dokumentiert es das griechische Notensystem und ist deswegen von grosser Wichtigkeit. Der Text mahnt uns das Leben zu geniessen...çok teşekkürler!!

[@gorkemgocmen6434]

UNBELIEVABLE JOB. As a tour guide, I appreciate your visualisation, please keep up the good work.

[@robertonarducci4225]

Congratulations! Great great work!

[@DIANA-rv7zn]

Danke, sooo gut gemacht. Einfach super!

[@simonsmith7251]

Great piece of work, you must be really happy with it, thankyou for sharing.

[@veronicagreen8974]

This is beautiful

[@gloriajleese8353]

WOW this was EXCELLENT

[@cardenalsiliceo]

Buenisimo!!!!!!!!!! Pls me gustaria ver mas animaciones de este tipo. Gracias muchas Gracias

[@haktanpirzola7900]

I read through your letter again and come across the Nike of Samothrace, which is certainly wonderful - imagine about twenty such 8-foot women among them, completely preserved, IN the frieze of Pergamon. Everything full of furious vehemence and in the grandest style. Who turns a good piece of art history upside down

[@4xyz17]

Absolutlely wonderful!!!!!complimenti really!!!!well done and accurate Luca from italy

[@pimpompoom93726]

I saw the Pergamon Temple exhibit in the Berlin Museum and it was absolutely amazing. Love the video, thanks!

[@Apo-1453]

Kılıfına uydurulup çalınan ve berline götürülen tapınaktan bahsediyorsun.asıl ait olduğu yere dönmesi gerekli

[@pimpompoom93726]

@@Apo-1453 It should be moved back to Turkey when they have a museum prepared for it. Just like the Parthenon Marbles, the Greek government built a museum just to display those.

[@Athanatoi]

Satan seat

[@Athanatoi]

Satans Seat...

[@MrShenhai]

Thanks for sharing! :D

[@alphauniverse4742]

great work thanks..

[@QhawekaziGAMA]

Thank you so much

[@murataydin4366]

An excellentl animation about the ancient site of Pergamon in Izmir. Congratulations. The Pergamon temple at 02:50 was stolen from Turkey by Germany 100 years ago. It is now on exhibit in Germany. It will come back to Turkey, to Pergamon where it belongs...

[@Max-dd7du]

Beautiful spot, so high

✔👍 ✌ Many thanks for sharing.

[@kadircanacar5848]

Tebrikler... Bizim yapmamız gerekeni siz yapmışsınız... Elinize sağlık

[@Mfl.8580]

Excelente recreación

[@user-es7uu4fx8t]

Спасибо🤗👍🙏🙏🙏

[@halilibrahim527]

İ visited the site yesterday,it was amazing

[@Sandra-hc4vo]

wow amazing

[@alessandrodelmonte5765]

Mirabilia l altare Traiano e l acquedotto. ROMA ETERNA.😊

[@yasinugurdinc9676]

Impressive! Excellent project, if only applied for all other archeological sites..

[@user-ex1le2id8d]

Excellent

[@dodofish958]

Молодцы. Здорово

[@barneeey]

brilliant

[@amandachism9270]

Beautiful! Maybe paint it?

[@duinecaol5774]

As a great admirer of aqueducts this is very sad to watch.

[@attalusi9177]

Nice.

[@nicohilbert2569]

this is amazing!!! do you have the 3D model or something like that? someone knows where i can find it?

[@TWOCOWS1]

can i ask what program r u using?? this is wonderful

[@07regia]

The video is beautiful. At 1:10 am I hearing a guitar variation of part of Nero's song at the burning of Rome in "Quo Vadis"?

[@mig-stallion1359]

That is correct. I once orchestrated this song using nothing but my own farts.

[@PastorAndyCook1]

I would like to use this video in my teaching ministry. How can we acquire permission and download the video without the constant watermark? Thanks for this great work. I hope you do more.

[@faydulaksono]

why there is scene collapsed aqueduct

[@metiliel4691]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for the visualization, I've been looking for something like this for a long time. Are you just an enthusiast or is it a part of some archeological project?

[@2ndClemens]

Thanks! It is a hobby project that I am using to improve my 3D animation skills.

[@fearmonkey]

Where was the brass bull located at the altar?

[@2ndClemens]

+Feares Monkeyes I'm neither an archaeologist nor a historian (just a humble graphic designer) but as far as I know there is no evidence if or where the bull was situated on the altar. We learn from the book of revelations that Antipas was martyred at Pergamon but that's about it. Centuries later, when people became more interested in the life of early Christians and even started praying to them (in Antipas' case for dental health), the legend of the brazen bull was told. But still there was no mention of this having happened at the altar. In fact at this time the altar was long destroyed, so nobody remembered it and could fit it into the legend. I think commonly the romans liked large audiences for their sadistic man-slaughtering events, and the altar seems a bit unsuitable for this, so it is probably more realistic that Antipas was killed in one of the theatres? Since the discovery and reconstruction of the altar about 150 years ago, it became a huge symbol for Zeus worship so many evangelists chose it as the proper setting for the legend, but I think it was more by inspiration than by historic evidence. Again, this is how I understand things - all or some of this may be incorrect.

[@fearmonkey]

No I think that's a great answer. I always wondered about the Bull. I used to wonder why a bull (at an altar for Zeus), but there is the story of Zeus turning into a bull to woo women so maybe it could have happened there.

[@kenanbiancojorquera2685]

What's song's name?

[@nehwatiny]

Song Of Seikilos

[@etherealenergy9471]

The song is called The Alter Is Now A Chair by Seikilos just joking.

[@TheAlien101]

Oh my God l had dreams, recurring dreams about visiting this temple and always woke up with such deep sadness that l couldn't shake it for ours. I wonder how 358 connects to it cause those three numbers were always part of this recurring dream. There should be a perfectly round dish elevated in a highly decorative holder at the last building and fire should be a 24/7 on that ... So strange just talking about it makes l feel a debilitating sadness

[@goldie44451]

Reincarnation perhaps.

[@daltonguterville9603]

A igreja de roma atualmente

[@ladykarry2755]

Halte nicht von Stummfilme ohne jede

[@semisam3740]

ISA is today's Pergamum

[@nickshow6876]

Where Satan sits on his throne jesus mentions pergamon

[@Truthseeker373]

‘Satan’ lol, how old are you, 5?

[@nickshow6876]

@@Truthseeker373 And to the angel of the church in Pergamum write: 'The words of him who has the sharp two-edged sword. "'I know where you dwell, where Satan's throne is. Yet you hold fast my name, and you did not deny my faith even in the days of Antipas my faithful witness, who was killed among you, where Satan dwells .The alter looks like a giant seat which was taken and displayed in Germany pergamum museum same replica was made during hitter’s speech. Eat that shit lil boy lol 😜

[@nickshow6876]

@@Truthseeker373 And to the angel of the church in Pergamum write: 'The words of him who has the sharp two-edged sword. "'I know where you dwell, where Satan's throne is. Yet you hold fast my name, and you did not deny my faith even in the days of Antipas my faithful witness, who was killed among you, where Satan Dwells the seat alter is in pergamum museum Germany lol 😂

[@nickshow6876]

@@Truthseeker373 Zeus is Satan you dumb arse geez 🙄

[@erenyaeger6614]

​​@@nickshow6876 christcuks will call any pagan god satan lmao💀💀 go back suking your sky daddy's dxck👽☝️

[@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth]

Revelation‬ ‭2:12-17‬ ‭NLT‬‬ *The Message to the Church in Pergamum* Write this letter to the angel of the church in Pergamum. This is the message from the one with the sharp two-edged sword: I know that you live in the city where Satan has his throne, yet you have remained loyal to me. You refused to deny me even when Antipas, my faithful witness, was martyred among you there in Satan’s city. But I have a few complaints against you. You tolerate some among you whose teaching is like that of Balaam, who showed Balak how to trip up the people of Israel. He taught them to sin by eating food offered to idols and by committing sexual sin. In a similar way, you have some Nicolaitans among you who follow the same teaching. Repent of your sin, or I will come to you suddenly and fight against them with the sword of my mouth. Anyone with ears to hear must listen to the Spirit and understand what he is saying to the churches. To everyone who is victorious I will give some of the manna that has been hidden away in heaven. And I will give to each one a white stone, and on the stone will be engraved a new name that no one understands except the one who receives it. ‭

[@etherealenergy9471]

I need to check the old KJV compare to this translation the others are tampered.

[@mentesIV]

Germany should give back the Pergamon Altar, it is ridiculous to say that the agreements are legal, it is ridiculous to characterize the agreement with a tyrant as legal. This is the legacy of a different world that Germany should not take, the German authorities should stop insisting. Believe me, the return of the Pergamon Altar will glorify Germany and therefore the German people. Pergamon Altar creates wounds in Germany every day it is not returned and it bleeds Germany from the wounds that have already been opened. The German authorities must now hear the horrible voice in the Berlin Museum, and put an end to this scream.

[@etherealenergy9471]

Look the alter is being used as a chair. It is very comfortable for the German people. If you keep messing with Germany they will put their germs on you. Just joking it is a joke. How did they get it did your government exchange it for other things?

[@mentesIV]

@@etherealenergy9471 they took from a tyrant