Rome Reborn 4.0 Demo Reel Nov. 16, 2023

[@charliemarkovic4301]

I think about the Roman empire every day.

[@ultimoguerreiro82]

As a humble Rome historian from Brazil. I'm profoundly thankful and moved by your work. I can only hope you continue it, for its astonishing.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

You can really help by subscribing to Yorescape and by assigning it to your students as well. Yorescape is free for seven days (and $29.99/year thereafter). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. To sign up, please go to yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@thiagojose7865]

​@@guardiaocristalisso e um jogo me tira essa dúvida

[@julianosvonskingrad7009]

​@@vertigo2894: Ah well yes. You might have heard that a lot of statues were colored and they were indeed. But most of them were kept inside, as far as I know. I am quite more sure about paintings. Wall paintings rarely occured on outside walls. At least we have a microscopic amount of proofs for that.

[@ultimoguerreiro82]

@@frankstrawnation Cool. What gave it away ? (besides the fact that I did spill it out).

[@sebastianbucur5135]

Stunning!

[@serdargurcan5531]

Schön Wunderbar.Danke.

[@dramares]

The Greatness of Rome!

[@leos8720]

The glory of the Roman empire.. spectacularly

[@mirr0rmirr0r]

Ah. The glory of Rome. Beautiful.

[@williamschlosser77]

Most excellent. Ty!

[@briandavis812]

Mirabile. Gratias tibi valde.

[@chemirouboussaad]

Merci pour le partage, Une grande civilisation !

[@zperturnerendur4485]

Wonderful.

[@Борис-ф5р]

Great work! thank you

[@andieofthemountains]

My husband has cancer. Your videos are a way of "traveling" to Rome since trips are not in our budget now. Thank you 🙏!!!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

We are so sorry to hear about your husband's illness and hope that Yorecape can bring him some joy....

[@andieofthemountains]

Thank you so much! I'll certainly tell him @@bernardfrischer6326

[@ITnewsskymoon]

Your Husband should use 200mg CBD by day. It worked on one of my familly member ( still alive and saved :) )

[@ReasonablySkeptic]

I could walk through this FOR HOURS ON END!

[@mh8704]

This was wonderful! Rome was an incredibly beautiful city 2000 years ago! The scale of the buildings is almost unbelievable- so huge! Thanks for bringing it back to life for us!

[@vomm]

Yeah, the slaves built some impressive stuff.

[@AITreeBranches]

And your point is?

[@robdoubleyou4918]

@@AITreeBranchesI think his point is “as we look at the grandeur of Ancient Rome, let’s not forget the immeasurable human suffering that produced this work”. The worst fate of a Roman slave was to be sent to work in a quarry. Their lives were brutal and short. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Betelguez27]

You are all more slaves than they used to be

[@Damo-np7ul]

@@robdoubleyou4918 The majority of Roman slaves were not mistreated, slavery aside, it made little sense to mistreat abuse or damage your own property that could otherwise be sold. Archaeological evidence from places like Pompeii have given as glimpses into their lives. Whilst not having any rights slaves were not considered as lowly as we may have thought based on other examples of slavery. Slaves could also earn or be granted their freedom and regularly did. Free slaves were the equal of others and had the same rights short of participation in politics which was limited to Romans. There was no stigma or shame attached to being an ex slave they were even said to wear a skull cap through pride and to signify their status.

[@Marcus_1001]

This is an absolutely outstanding recreation, probably the best I've seen. Well done. I particularly appreciate that there was no cheesy music.

[@beamboy14526]

An adventure game ln this setting would be epic

[@ИгорьМалахов-э7ы]

Great work! Very interesting! Good luck in your job!

[@Hardrian_Hardrada_Cicero]

What I personally find interesting with this rendering is the amount of trees there are in the city of Rome, looks like the city is engulfed in a forest instead of it being a series of buildings with very little greenery. Great job on the render though!

[@annasangiorgio3661]

Gli antichi cittadini di Roma e chi amministrava, amavano il verde urbano soprattutto attorno agli spazi pubblici

[@wfat]

I immediately noticed that too. That would have been gorgeous if it did manage to support a good deal of trees. I have impossible dreams of living in a city tucked into a forest.

[@donaldsayers7257]

So many drunken nights, leaning on those huge baths in Piazza Farnese haha. Awesome video

[@sandatoacsen9858]

E impressionante vedere come "il mondo" e andato in rovina !... e nemmeno in troppo tempo ! Bellissimo lavoro, complimenti.... Roma e piu bella vista cosi ! ❤

[@silvestercannone8140]

Extraordinary! Having been there many times I always think that the ruins do not do justice. I hope your work would be used for tourists to see. Are holograms the next step! Viva Roma Aeterna et Invicta! 7:22

[@saveriopasseri8776]

Sono di Roma e vedere questa ricostruzione mi ha molto emozionato, grazie!

[@jorgedelosriossanz1523]

Beautiful!!

[@CarlosSilva-td3nn]

Excellent!!!! Many sencere thanks.

[@CrazyBrosCael]

I think this project is amazing. I hope they go and add more colour to the columns and some of the statues that were left white. Both Greek and Roman art and architecture were coloured, some modestly, some over the top for modern taste.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

We incorporate the latest scientific results on polychromy. The model is by no means entirely white. Why not subscribe to Yorescape and take tours such as "Athens Reborn: Acropolis," "Rome Reborn: Pantheon," "Rome Reborn: Roman Forum," and "Rome Reborn: Baths of Caracalla" to see sculpture, walls, and floors close up with all the color restored? In "Flight over Ancient Rome" (what you are viewing in this KZbin video) you are seeing the city from a height of 126 meters off the ground. So, a lot of the detailed color is not detectable.

[@sotony7483]

There'd be little point in using expensive white, cream or naturally tinted /veined marbles imported at great cost from all over the world for the purposes of extravagant display only then to paint them over. You could just use cheaper local structural stone (tuff) if you're going to paint them. In fact, marble veneers were used extensively to cover over cheaper building materials, because marble's delicate natural colours were preferred to paint. It's an exaggeration also to say Roman buildings were polychrome all over - just look at the depictions of temples and other buildings portrayed in landscape frescoes by Roman painters who saw such buildings in real life and depict them with some exceptions as overwhemingly white/cream/yellow buildings with red (tiled) roofs. Having said that, the 3D buildings in Rome Reborn do look very clean for structures standing for centuries in what must have been a pretty smoky city.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

The fabric of most of the buildings in the phase of Rome seen in our model was brick ("opus latericium"). This is true even of public buildings such as basilicas and temples. The brick on the exteriors was generally covered with stucco, sometimes finished with a "drafted masonry" pattern to imitate blocks of stone. Marble, sliced into thin plaques ("opus sectile"), was used for such things as floors and interior walls. Marble and granite was often also utilized for the columns and pillars of important public structures or elite residences. In other words, marble was not the construction material used for the fabric of buildings ("ashlar masonry"), so there is no issue about whether or not the Romans painted the marble construction blocks of their buildings. The question the Rome Reborn team has wondered about over the years is whether the Romans painted the stucco revetment of their buildings any color but (the archaeologically attested) creamy white color seen in our model. For a basic introduction to the fascinating question of the use of color (including polychrome marbles) in Greek and Roman architecture, see oxfordre.com/classics/display/10.1093/acrefore/9780199381135.001.0001/acrefore-9780199381135-e-8184 For our period, the relevant section is "Imperial and Late Antique Periods (1st to 6th Century CE)." @@sotony7483

[@AlbertKundrat]

As a Young Child in the early 1960s at this Theater in Downtown MINGO JUNCTION, Ohio, I was with my 5 years older Brother David, He was born in July 14,1952, and I October 22! We both watched this black and white movie about ROMULUS and REMUS. At the very end of the Movie I was severely disappointed because I never saw what ROME looked like in the Glory of Her Late Republic to Imperial Days! I left the theater seening only Stone Age ROMULUS, digging His "Primitive" Acres, wearing bearskins. Even the comic strip "PREHISTORIC" FRED FLINSTONE and BARNEY RUBBLE were better off, way before this Roman Period in European History! OH, SCHUCKS!

[@Zenocrat]

that was amazing!

[@pietlamm4552]

Really enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@drewlackman]

I'm in Rome right now and this is incredible to watch! Thanks for uploading

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Thank you for taking the time to write!

[@apexerman1]

Great time warp comparisons. I still struck by how much material was plundered through the centuries. The entire Circus Maximus is gone except for the orginal layout and excavated ground. Thank goodness the Pantheon remains relatively intact. Besides the Colosseum, that building represents a taste of the granduer that was once ancient Rome.

[@Insectoid_]

It's sad to think how such a beautiful city was in ruins a couple of hundred years after the capital moved to Byzantium.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@jonathancummings6400]

​@@Insectoid_Or infuriating, that all they had to do was leave the old construction alone and build new buildings, but the lazy Medieval Roma inhabitants, with no value upon their own heritage, tore apart buildings already famous and legendary IN THEIR TIME, with little to reluctance! It would be the equivalent of British people in future centuries using the famous Palaces of the Monarchy as SOURCES OF BUILDING MATERIAL!!! Julius Caesar was already famous and legendary, yet his temple was still undone!

[@ikmarchini]

@@jonathancummings6400 Not really. There were over 1000 years in between. The real deconstruction began in the rennaissance by the Farnese popes et alia. Hey, we pulled down Penn Station! Hubris knows no limits.

[@paulkuiper5289]

@@bernardfrischer6326 Any chance for a free roam option in the future?

[@wingedhussar1453]

Ita really hard to judge a place from aerial shots but it is nice to see something tht the Roman's would never see

[@karlbauer9734]

Sehr gut gemachte Animation.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Vielen Dank! Das Video soll Ihnen Lust auf unseren zweistündigen, von Experten geführten virtuellen Rundgang durch die gesamte Stadt aus der Luft machen. In unserer App Yorescape ist es sieben Tage lang kostenlos (danach 29,99 $/Jahr). Yorescape läuft auf Smartphones (iOS/Android) und PCs (Mac/Windows). Sie können unseren virtuellen Rundgang durch die Stadt aus der Luft (Rome Reborn: Flug über das antike Rom) und auch unsere 13 weiteren Rundgänge machen. Wir werden in den nächsten 12 Monaten neue Touren veröffentlichen, zu denen Sie mit Ihrem Abonnement auch kostenlosen Zugang haben. Bitte helfen Sie dabei, Projekte wie Rome Reborn am Leben zu erhalten, indem Sie sich unter yorescape.page.link/rome anmelden.

[@ПетрВетров-я6ч]

This was wonderful! Rome was an incredibly beautiful city 2000 years ago! 😎

[@BigBoiTurboslav]

This was wonderful! Rome was an incredibly beautiful city 2000 years ago!

[@DanIel-fl1vc]

Very beautiful.

[@pachacutiyupanqui9546]

If only architecture was still this nice. It is diverse, yet consistent Primitive, yet grand Fancy, yet not too mutch

[@judithryan783]

This is so great. I’ve been in Rome 12 times and now have an even better idea of where things are in relation to each other. I’ll be looking at this when I’m in Rome in April. Can even see the area where I stay! Thanks!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours including iconic destinations such as the pyramids of Giza and the Acropolis in Athens. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@liukang3545]

@@bernardfrischer6326 bot

[@gabrieldossantos9982]

I'm impressed, congratulations for giving us this time travel

[@danielefabbro822]

There's nothing to regret. We have lost nothing. Roma is still alive. And it's way better than what it was in past. Until the Italians will live, Roma will remain alive.

[@espinosaerik]

Hermoso. Lo vi mientras almorzaba. Estoy maravillado.

[@williamkazak469]

Amazing.

[@cyberlopo2478]

C'est un très beau travail de reconstitution 3D, bravo !

[@byoobyoo1280]

Wow paragliding over ancient Rome. That would be something. ❤

[@zanthimos]

This is awesome! Thank you for all your work!

[@TOFKAS01]

One big difference to the other versions: Its green. Way more trees in it.

[@oscarantonioguevarasalazar2757]

Verdaderamente admirable apreciar tanta belleza arquitectónica,escultórica y pictórica de esas imponentes edificaciones y su estetica constructiva. Gracias por su esfuerzo de traernos a la realidad virtual, un patrimonio que es muy dificil de imaginar estando en el mismo lugar.❤💯👏

[@richardfirsten2364]

As the Romans would have said, "Macte!" (Excellent) and "Euge!" (Bravo) A most wonderful, breathtaking experience watching your magnificent video. Thank you so much for such creativity.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Many thanks!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

@bernardfrischer6326 1 hour ago The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@liukang3545]

@@bernardfrischer6326 botchannel HAHA

[@BakerImageGroup]

I was just there a year ago! I wish I would have had this to refer to! Amazing amount of work here! Thank you!

[@nicolafiliber3062]

Magnificent. Thank you for your work

[@bryanharwood1710]

Thank you for such an awesome experience.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

thank you for making our day!

[@VnukDarvina]

Thank you, from 🇺🇦 🙌🏻 It's so impressive! Absolutely stunning work and comments. Dear, Bernard, thank you and all the team, for your work, during all this years! 👏🏻 Downloaded Forescape, for sure. 👌🏻 Wish the growth to project, to see, maybe, Kyivan Rus/Scandinavian something/Asia & oth... People need to know the truth and your videos is a treasure.

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[@VnukDarvina]

@@Foredoomedz Glory to the Heroes ❤️‍🩹 and glory to all the people, who whenever suffered from genocide, or understand freedom like value 🙌🏻 Thank you! 🫶🏻

[@ozanareyiz7773]

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[@Foredoomedz]

@@ozanareyiz7773 ukraine obviously

[@alm9368]

Really impressive, a great virtual resconstruction.

[@SamAceRothstein]

The most beautiful city ever built in the history of man. If only it had remained as pristine as it once stood. Nobody did fine architecture better than the Romans, Greeks, and the French.

[@jaredsmith112]

Very beautiful to see Rome in early AD

[@louiscervantez1639]

Excellent

[@brunomacedo7791]

Excelente, magnífico e maravilhoso. Salvé Roma!

[@1aninterpreter1]

Thank you so much for sharing!! It is truly beautiful.

[@rodneybiltman2005]

This is great! Thank you for sharing!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MatthewHall]

Great work, Bernie and team! Just love seeing Rome Reborn back in even more glory than ever!

[@Frischer1949]

Thank you, Matthew!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@twanabaiz9516]

Great video hope recreating Rome again in my lifetime

[@ECoriolan]

Sobre et suberbe, sous la lumière l'émotion architecturale , beau travail Merci🖼🖼

[@Riku-Leela]

As a roman who was sent forward in time to this year i thank you for showing my home, its exactly how i remember it, if i could see it from the sky

[@_luckicharms]

6:46 It's so interesting how the modern city still has a similar shape to the ancient one! In the center, the building is gone but it's outline remains in the trees.

[@mmjj7685]

I love Pantheon, the greatest building they've ever built.

[@MithridatesOfficial]

They need to make Total War: Rome III and use this!! Would be amazing!

[@CEIVE4EVER]

I like very much your work. I think it’s at least one of the finest in this field. Congrats!!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Thank you for the compliment. My team and I are blushing!

[@alekm9446]

Fantastic work, bravo!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Many thanks!

[@yibithehispanic]

Just beautiful, it almost makes me feel I'm watching the real Ancient Rome

[@bantorio6525]

... !!! ... excellent ... !!!

[@gunnisonschannel9855]

wow

[@mevszach]

Next best thing to time travelling, amazing video! Incredible.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dmreturns6485]

Awesome. Well done.

[@Qrit]

I had a similar idea a couple of years back, but I never found the time (nor do I have the skill) to make something like this. It is amazing to see it being brought to life!

[@Qrit]

Do you guys have any plans to create a real life historic simulation game from this project?

[@EthanSweat]

@@Qrit I am currently planning on developing that very thing. You will see in a couple years.

[@roncaruso931]

Ancient Rome has given the world so many great inventions.

[@daveweiss5647]

It looks amazing! I think maybe there would have been more tall (6+ floor) insula and probably less trees, but it definitely takes me there! Great work!!

[@andre_santos2181]

It is the first time i see trees 🌳 on ancient Rome

[@bodawei425]

It's mind-blowing! Huge work. Also, imagine you can use the data for movies, adding textures and people evolving in this realistic 3D environment. The architecture is superb. I just wonder where the wooden houses were located? Were they only in the outskirts of the city? Or were they intertwined together with the iconic stone buildings but cannot be featured here due to the lack of archeological remains? The overall impression is the one of a very clean, very organized city. Reality is probably of course quite different but I am not sure to what extent. Anyone knows?

[@AmonAnon-vw3hr]

Toldinstone has some good videos about Roman buildings.

[@michaelb.9548]

Amazing!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours including iconic destinations such as the pyramids of Giza and the Acropolis in Athens. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@FCBanes]

Do a demo reel for the Subura and other residential districts.

[@titqwer3054]

Salvé Roma!

[@davidkeane1820]

thanks for creating this...excited to try it

[@Mithras444]

Thanks for showing the Glory has gone. I can't imagine no cars in such a large city.

[@anatolyyurkin6635]

13:48 только в искусственном камне можно сделать отверстия для ручек

[@albers1]

As a humble Spanish amante de Roma, thanks for this. Please, consider creating time-travel expeditions soon. Just an idea.

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Your wish is our command! Please follow this link for a virtual tour of ancient Rome using Rome Reborn 4.0. It's free for the first week, and you get access to our 13 other virtual tours of iconic destinations like the pyramids of Giza and the Acropolis in Athens: yorescape.page.link/rome

[@lucasmazzi]

Nunca visitei Roma, mas um dia irei à cidade eterna.

[@particanmapper8924]

Roma pulchra urbs est etiam hodie, sed vel mitior fuisset eam semel visitare

[@ORSOBIANCO11]

Wonderfull job. Congratulations!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours including iconic destinations such as the pyramids of Giza and the Acropolis in Athens. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@thearaucariafarmer556]

So high quality. Incredible

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Thank you! The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@mattianegrello4325]

Stunning!

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Thank you very much! It is reactions like yours that keep us going. The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.

[@dr.carlpatrasso3847]

Excellent and fascinating. Thank you.

[@ramsram2418]

Nice work ! 👏

[@GodTierComments]

It would be cool if you could add more layers to the time warp. How did it look in the 5th century AD? 14th century AD? Industrial age? Very cool.

[@VRArtAgency]

Roma Invicta!

[@Bufford2024]

Looks like a romatic latin city in the early 2000's ... not over 2000 years before that. Impressive.

[@celiatacoronte9773]

Bellísimo paseo, por un mundo hoy desaparecido.

[@LeondriverFR]

Unbelievable, Beautiful and sad.

[@t.texastimmy1022]

was there ever another civilization that loved itself as much as Rome?

[@toadwine7654]

almost all of them. its just about who has the most means of exploited labour, gets to make more great monuments.

[@tomghzel]

@@toadwine7654 We've never been with this much people on the planet, still where are current day monuments?

[@toadwine7654]

@@tomghzel labour is exploited in different ways now. And before like in rome. The rich needed to flaunt their wealth more directly. And they would put on games and events using those monumental buildings. All that can now be created with some cameras and such or just by like showing bit number go up on a graph. Current day monuments are a business like amazon. Sadly.

[@emiliovaleroso3082]

this video is great ! one advice is that it lacks music, or some kind of a soundtrack that will make this more enjoyable. thanks

[@kaiserslim2751]

It's a shame many of these buildings no longer exist or only stand with pieces missing. It would be amazing if we still had these incredible structures today.

[@rebjorn79]

We only recently began preserving ancient sites. Throughout history people have simply reused the materials, they even chipped away at the pyramids

[@davidthornton6401]

Nice video, and I am stating that lightly: the before and after photos are telling, and the camera swooping down for a pedestrian view are realistic. What is really interesting is all the buildings going up AFTER 100 and 200 AD. This video is of 320 AD: 90 years before Rome was sacked. It's amazing, all Rome that glitters became something else as the political infighting and invasions of Rome ensued in just a few generations: was their too much apathy and confidence that Rome could not continue as it had over the centuries?

[@phe9238]

Great job!👌

[@bernardfrischer6326]

Thank you! The video is intended to whet your appetite to take our 2-hour, expert-led virtual tour of the entire city seen from the air. Its free for seven days on our app, Yorescape (and $29.99/year thereafter). Yorescape runs on smartphones (iOS/Android) and PCs (Mac/Windows). You can take our virtual tour of the city from the air (Rome Reborn: Flight over Ancient Rome) and also our 13 other tours. We will be publishing new tours in the next 12 months, and your subscription gives you free access to them as well. Please help keep projects like Rome Reborn to stay alive by signing up at yorescape.page.link/rome.