What did Roman Engineers Build?

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[@patrickmcguire7896]

I love this tribute you made to Roman Engineers. It's not a big myth or historic moments but its still important

[@filipcesnjak2944]

Finally some recognition to engineers

[@Mysteries_ofthe_Ages]

"The video does an amazing job of highlighting the often-overlooked contributions of Roman engineers!"

[@bakedpotato4268]

Don’t know if they mentioned this but I learned in HVAC school that Romans created heating and cooling systems through ventilation with stone ducts and fire.

[@motivationaiz]

Thank you for the lesson 😮😊

[@DD-vn2ev]

I heard they built Rome. But it took more than a day

[@TheOAHistory]

The Roman military’s temporary bridge construction is remarkable-finishing a bridge in just 10 days with wood and basic tools shows how well-trained and organized they were. How would you compare this to modern military engineering? Could today's armies pull off something similar?

[@felixtrapani5646]

Actually I remember our modern force struggled to cross the SAVA River.

[@WorldHistoryHubs]

This is really surprising and admirable.

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video

[@shahdangalahad698]

I always wondering how the Roman Empire was Built, Thank you for this Video now i know How.

[@Trachychelomoloch]

A Catapult Trireme which can be upgraded to Juggernaut. Both available at the Dock. The Juggernaut is an elite upgrade of the Catapult Trireme which is highly expensive to research, it cost 2200 food, 1300 wood, and 800 gold.

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍 all your video's mate👍

[@willieknows2708]

Interesting 😀

[@acain6803]

I'm highly interested in how these AI images were made, they are great and I want to learn from whoever made them.

[@richardjamesgallardojr.7584]

In a previous life I got to take care of Caligula's horse😂😂😂

[@TheOAHistory]

Roman roads were built with such precision that some are still in use today-talk about quality! Their engineers thought of everything, from drainage to direct routes across mountains. Has anyone here walked on an old Roman road? I’d love to hear what that experience was like!

[@gandalfstormcrow8439]

Thank, but I really didn't love all the gold dust in my oats. 😜

[@WildMen4444]

Hail to the Divine Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus!

[@richardjamesgallardojr.7584]

@WildMen4444 hail hail hail

[@bman3794]

You should be honored; that horse was made consul

[@MCorpReview]

So basically everything except iPhone 📱 and nvidia’s blackwell chips 😂

[@LakshmiPraveenDiaries]

Could you please make a video on pre Islamice Persia engineering products...

[@StuartThompson-oc2in]

Able was the master mind and first Roman that's where he disappeared too after he froze to death after the building off the pyramids ahe was the evilest roman mm

[@WildMen4444]

Ave Dea Roma!

[@nazmaahmed9061]

Divem

[@ThegoldenFang20]

This will be scary

[@00029percent]

You up top after petty crime for 65 years

[@ThatStampGuy]

They built great monuments and architecture but remember they did it on the backs of slaves

[@steephanroy8461]

Slavery was the norm in ancient world

[@ThatStampGuy]

norms do not make it less humane. Thats like saying killing Jews in the 1940s in Germany was normal so it’s ok to forget that part. I’m not saying they were intentionally evil, just to remember their great beautiful architecture came at a price.

[@maggew]

Silly comment from a silly boy.

[@acain6803]

​@@ThatStampGuy lol

[@Illasera]

what's the problem? that's what they are for. otherwise they would be useless ; see : today. *I am obviously talking about the infamous knee-guards and the rest of the lesser folks.