Pompeii and the House of Sallust - 3D Reconstruction

[@Natta44]

I am so blessed to have visited Pompeii, we certainly don't give enough credit to the innovative designs. The rain water captured in the skylight for well use. Amazing.

[@shawnadyment]

As amazing as the people's lives must have been who could afford such a luxurious home, I feel 100 times luckier to be alive during a time where at the click of a mouse I can learn about really amazing stuff, such as how they may have lived and enjoyed their time, and then with another click of the mouse learn something else really cool. Thanks for this video!

[@naseema5776]

Yes ❤😂, But that luxurious will not last forever.

[@kylepace1680]

@@naseema5776 depends on the standard

[@mwoxo]

But life was keenly felt and not the dumbed down version we experience today.

[@shawnadyment]

@Sharon Keith Ha ! Yeah true, live in the city and live in a small but ultra connected space vs live in the countryside with a massive cheap house but shit slow internet :P

[@shawnadyment]

@@mwoxo It depends what experience one is after. I don't think current era life is dumbed down at all, but there are plenty of people who choose to sit idle and that's their own problem.

[@carolmarr6607]

Thank you for recreating this Roman style villa on video. I have visited Pompeii and was impressed by the size of the town. The houses of the wealthier citizens were beautiful and they must have enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle in their day but of course it was all buried by the eruption of 79AD.

[@tizianam.5870]

Pompei è un posto magico dove il tempo si è fermato al 24 ottobre del 79 d. C. Ci sono stata tante volte e non mi stanco mai di vederla. È un sito molto grande e ogni volta scopro qualcosa di nuovo. Ottima ricostruzione, complimenti!

[@Claudbar121]

Thank you guys from showing how it was built in the past 👍👍

[@teleopinions1367]

That type of construction/floor plan which is out of style today is wonderful way to bring light in and keep the houses very cool in the hot summer days. Today we have opted for AC. But in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and every Latin American country there are houses with that layout and it is very effective in controlling outside temperature. They are also very private.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Having been to the House of Sallust, I was left 'pondering what reality might have been.' Thank you for bringing the spaces to life.

[@AngelSky2023]

Ooh

[@shanemize3775]

Absolutely fascinating and beautiful! Thanks so much for the hard work and research that must have been involved in bringing this ancient site to life once again. Just incredible!

[@susanmacaluso5218]

Thank you for such a great video! Nice work. We recently saw the Pompeii exhibit in Phoenix. I had seen it as a child back in 1976, and still remembered it! This video really brings it to life. I just loved it.

[@Stori3d_Past]

I’m so glad this video had that effect for you, thanks much for the kind note!

[@kullalamahender4723]

Reail so beautiful ilove

[@ALSILVERU2]

I remember when that came thru Dallas Tx that yr.

[@brucek66]

I really enjoyed the short video - perfect length and level of discussion. Not overkill - I will definitely look for more. Thanks again, you have a great eye for detail and keeping things relevant.

[@brendadrew834]

Fascinating as always and reminded me of my visit to Pompeii as well. Thank for sharing this!

[@designertjp-utube]

Thank You for the Splendid Pompeii Visualizations! Just saw, in approx 6 minutes, a whole Semester's worth of Study in my 1978 Art History Class!

[@michaelkitchen4174]

I think they had some kind of canvas or tent sail material. door as a makeshift privacy screen entrance on the garden kitchen loo.sometimes called a garden

[@joycefroney6162]

Wonderful presentation, beautiful colors and good look at the Interiors in Pompeii . Thank you

[@nofrackingzone7479]

I see that house being cold and damp in the winter.

[@mrsgingernoisette]

That's.. Italy. Usually 10C in the winter.

[@Jollygood-br5pd]

Pompeii is amazing to see in person. I would love to go back to see if again now.

[@emanuelamanucci18]

Che emozione, da italiana attuale, rivedere queste ricostruzioni delle antiche bellissime abitazioni di antichi nostri progenitori.... Fantastico!!!!!!!

[@Stori3d_Past]

Many thanks! I am glad you liked the video so much. (Google Translate: Grazie molto! Sono contento che il video ti sia piaciuto così tanto.)

[@emanuelamanucci18]

STORI3D PAST Productions Mi è piaciuto moltissimo e mi ha veramente emozionato!!!!! Grazie del bellissimo video... Vi abbraccio dall Italia!!!!!!

[@gowanhewlett745]

One of the most agreeable presentation styles ( re Pompeii) which l have ever seen. THANKYOU

[@vivamigorky1646]

The Royalty that started digging into Pompeii ruins and the speaker does not mention was King Carlos III of Spain and great part of Italy and its big Islands at that time.

[@xDomglmao]

wonderful tour! thank you very much!

[@marciahill7946]

It was breathtaking THANKYOU, THANKYOU N THANKS again. Cant wait to see the others. The atmosphere of it all, I could have been there I've always dreamed of being a fly on the wall now I've been transported there.xxxxx

[@chrisdooley6468]

Shame you guys apparently stopped making videos. This series on Pompeii was excellent and just today your videos have hit the recommended list

[@Stori3d_Past]

Thanks for the note! Yeah it seems that this video makes the KZbin rounds once every 4 or 6 months or so. I never imagined that half a million people would have seen it by now! Unfortunately the game was updated, broke a whole bunch of things, and then released/abandoned. It stopped working well on my computer and has kind of gone into the dustbin of gaming history. A real shame because it had so much potential. I'm glad people are still seeing the videos though.

[@Alex-gn9px]

@@Stori3d_Past Great video, thanks for doing it, deserves the views. A question that also comes from watching the video. Is it true that the Romans, apart from the triclinium and the chairs and tables, had little furniture and in particular didn't have comfortable beds?

[@paulojurza]

Nice work! I have been there and tryed to reconstruct inside my mind. But your work is better! Congrats from Brasil!

[@bhungaro1]

That is simply amazing! I love your work man, keep it up

[@Stori3d_Past]

Thanks much Bruno! I'm really excited to have this set-piece built. I have more videos already in mind with it, and lots of stories to tell.

[@bhungaro1]

STORI3D PAST Productions i'll be anxiously waiting for your new videos, you deserve a lot more subscribers

[@emadoraadgeorgeos1282]

wow very fancy houses! ❤️

[@rpm1796]

I was always fascinated ever since I found in my Gran Father's library, the famous picture of the sentry who remained at his post.

[@pentirah5282]

Very informative. I wouldn't have minded living in such a house!

[@rashmikasengupta8730]

I had visited the house of Sallust n wondered how it must v looked at its prime. Thanks for 🙏💕helping a mental reconstruct

[@denisestover2416]

Herculaneum is the best and most preserved, even having whole wooden furniture pieces! Herculaneum has beds, rooves, inside stair railing, wall shelving, privacy and room-dividing wooden screens, 2nd stories with rooves, too! Full town and looking like it was fully inhabited just yesterday!

[@ramessesthegreat5542]

Any site where i can see pictures of herculaneal furniture and ruins?

[@denisestover2416]

Ramesses The Second Here is a BBC documentary that touches on the subject: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZDal4eGmdVmlc0

[@bensonwagoner160]

Excellent animation and narration very historical and informative. Thanks

[@TheRADIOMAN03]

Nice work. As always I enjoy these very much. Love hearing the history.

[@Stori3d_Past]

Thanks RadioMan! It's really good to be putting these out again. Been way too long.

[@bombasticbushkin4985]

This is amazingly beautiful. Would love to live there. Wonderful how much art and culture is displayed as well as the classic columns and other Roman effects. The compluvium and inpluvium in the entrance for collecting water and sunshine is a fascinating innovation to me that works in that climate. Very clever those Romans. Just beautiful. I think of the loves and lives there. Thank you for your marvelous work.

[@Stori3d_Past]

Thank you for such a nice note. I'm really glad you enjoyed this. Yes, when I was recreating the spaces there were times when I just stopped and "walked" my character through it, looking at how the light would come through the compluvium, or wandering in the back garden. It's so poignant that the same volcano that caused so much death and destruction also preserved this place for us to learn & get inspired by!

[@carolinejayes157]

I think some of these house styles ,designs would not come amiss in a modern town or city,for example ,the painting of plants ,trees ,and well kept gardens on to walls surrounding gardens ,and parks making it look bigger nicer.!

[@philRminiatures]

Gorgeous, atmospheric and lovely details!!

[@twingzable]

Pompeii is a must!

[@Richard_9_1234]

❤️

[@markbeck8384]

Very interesting.. I look forward to more presentations!

[@Phil-mt1ql]

Excellent vid! Picked up a few decorating tips too.

[@MerryMary59]

I have a special attraction to this city i dont know why Visiting this city and studying it closely will be really mesmerising for me 💕

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! THAT IS A TOTALLY AWSOME EDUCATIONAL TOOL!!!! WE NEED MORE TECHNOLOGY LIKE THAT TO UNDERSTAND OUR PAST BETTER.

[@MM-bn9dm]

Thank you for doing this! It’s wonderful!

[@bartobruintjes7056]

You did a great job my friend.

[@qworky902]

It's so nice hearing a KZbin narrator with no annoying regional accent.

[@severineansart4897]

Thank you for this magical visit !!!!!! So amazing to see !!!!!

[@megatronVS]

You have to wonder where we'd be technologically and culturally if the empire never fell

[@tonyringo6309]

It never fell, its still here, its called the Catholic church...….incognito...

[@hamishgaffaney5323]

@@tonyringo6309 maybe but the architecture technology was lost, and to this day we still can't make Roman concrete

[@hamishgaffaney5323]

@pm I admit, I'd love to live in modern Romeb vallia

[@lauren-he4fr]

@@hamishgaffaney5323 roman concrete was made with seawater i think

[@Muhamedim]

@that guy actually steam engine was invented way before by the arabs in southern spain, didn't believe myself too

[@Twentenaer]

This looks amazing! Your video's are great and educational too, you deserve much more subscribers.

[@Stori3d_Past]

Thank you much for this note & the support Twentenaer, I appreciate it!

[@racheleraanan5133]

@@Stori3d_Past - As a former teacher of ancient history, I agree that your videos deserve greater distribution. Have your videos been promoted to the international educational community?

[@salvatoresantorelli9902]

Con Pompei abbiamo iniziato ad incamminarci nella ricostruzione tridimensionale dell'archeologia e della civiltà romana la vita e il suo mondo. grazie al vulcano che c'e la restituita. Fantastico! 💋 Napul'è semp'Napul.

[@bluebuttonsproductions2029]

I find Roman history Interesting. I look forward to more : )

[@Stori3d_Past]

Heya, good to hear from you. Yeah I'm looking forward to making more!

[@annwilliams6438]

Brilliant! Thank you for putting this together.

[@alanoken3097]

Thank you very much for your beautiful efforts.

[@immanuelwithsu]

Absolutely FASCINATING. TY!!!

[@olly6929]

It's absolutely different world, but really wonderful

[@joshschneider9766]

Mind blowing how long lasting that floor tile pattern is.

[@samkostos4520]

pretty cool how the art looks exactly like 17th- 18th c art when it was excavated in that exact period. Isn't such an amazing and awesome coincidence ? Almost like it was comissioned to be painted by a King or somthing.

[@biljanamilanovic1682]

Bellissimo! Complimenti.

[@stephenmyers7298]

Looks so modern. I was almost expecting to see a flat screen tv on one of the walls..

[@sophiejones7727]

funny how styles come and go.

[@MaverickSeventySeven]

Thank you for this presentation - no doubt many, many hours of work have gone into this!

[@susanne380]

Was there a couple of times. Love seeing it like this. Thank you!

[@stuartdryer1352]

I could be quite happy living like that.

[@karashea7823]

When the narrator said “combination kitchen/latrine, my nose literally wrinkled, just as he suggested. Thought it was kinda funny. So I thought I’d report it 😂

[@Stori3d_Past]

Ha! Thanks! Yeah it still gets me too.

[@Jasmin-ux5ho]

Awesome video so very nicely done thank you

[@johnbehneman1546]

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. PLEASE CONTINUE TO SHARE YOUR TRUTH!!!

[@Kyle_Schaff]

Something to keep in mind is that wooden and fabric furniture did not survive in Pompeii (very interestingly that some wood _survived_ in Herculaneum), so that’s a dynamic of the domicile more or less left to imagination. The only surviving clues of it being what was sometimes depicted in their paintings/frescos

[@cristinabarberis4279]

I love it

[@iloveanimals4081]

Just come back from Pompei. I am fascinated. Thankyou for making my understanding greater.

[@danilorainone406]

cgi of house interiors,does anyone know whether the doorway transoms had glass mounted in the squares? my learning curve on this subject was jumpstarted when I apprenticed with a semi retired window repair guy in the 90s,among the materials he used was Nu putty,,mfgd in Des Plaines Il, now out of business,this putty was fine aggregate from offshore italian waters,,imported for use as a glazing cmpd,mixed with linseed and other oils,the stuff iif properly applied, dried only verry slowly,bonding well glass edges to the wooden rabbet,it formed a thin dried bead on top,a little soft but firm underneath,,wood sashes with this stuff lasted 40 to 80 years,long as the window survived slams and stones thrown, my bet is the romans used the same ior similar aggregate using various tree oils to seat glass pieces

[@Stori3d_Past]

This is an excellent question. Window glass has been found, both at Pompeii and Herculaneum. (The British Museum has a Herculaneum window pane: www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/G_1772-0317-21) But it is very rare. I'm trying to look up studies about window glass and where it's been found, but it's been tough so far. I think they were capable of it, but culturally probably didn't use a lot of it by the time of the eruption. More a novelty than something integral to home life.

[@danilorainone406]

@@Stori3d_Past curious I am why nowhere is a single reconstructed vid of roman trades people doing glass making exc bottles,a lot are on how they made kitchen utensils,from the latices and cross member over doorways,a good bet is they had glass installed,an inventive roman i think would have figured out how,,thx for the lead to

[@waynevanrensburg8037]

Thanks Richard, I enjoyed that.

[@rebeccagutierrez1401]

This was very interesting. Thanks for the video.

[@Stori3d_Past]

You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed

[@gracafaria1861]

I love it...i think i would like to live here and in ancient roman time...good work!!!

[@Stori3d_Past]

It does seem like at least some people in Roman times lived pretty well!

[@lovetoedit]

Bravo.. very interesting ! I just wonder if the pans could be less jerky ? Maybe better software ? but still excellent !

[@stefano8936]

...and the graphic card used to render the video dates back to the time of Pompei

[@Stori3d_Past]

Haha! Card was fine but the game was in very early Alpha and really unoptimized. Worse, they hadn't installed a video-camera path system yet so all my turns had to be manually made. I wish the software had survived & really become what it could have been.

[@TXMEDRGR]

Good job, well done and lots of fun to watch.

[@celsaprado4185]

Thank you so much.

[@kevinbyrne4538]

Very nice rendering -- which must have required many long hours of labor. Thank you for preparing and presenting this. Sad that such an elegant civilization was destroyed so cruelly.

[@sophiejones7727]

just a town, not the whole civilization xD. Vesuvius is still active, and looking like it will blow again soon.

[@MaiDove3]

I recognized the music by "Hang Massive". Great presentation.

[@Stori3d_Past]

MaiFlower Thanks much, yeah I stumbled on that song and there was such a timelessness to it. I think it worked.

[@Ti__Oi]

جميل أن نتعرف علئ هاذه المدينة المنكوبه كيف كان الناس يعيشون حياة جميله ومدينة جميلة شكرا لمشاركتك لنا بهاذا الفيديو

[@MrJgohde]

Your 3D Reconstruction of Pompeii is exactly what is needed. While the actual walls does add something, the overall layout of Pompeii has been very hard for me to visualize.

[@Stori3d_Past]

I'm glad you got some good use out of this! It was an education for me too, piecing it together a little at a time. Very eye-opening.

[@pennypiper7382]

Lovely clean lines.

[@davidoverstreet2875]

Very nicely done. Please make more videos

[@menaseven9093]

Nice video of Pompey elite house.

[@njm3211]

Nicely done. Keep up the good work.

[@mwj5368]

Excellent artistry to recreate what a Roman upper class lived in. Would this be called a "villa"? Why did the Romans eat lying down? Is that the way the common citizens ate too? Did the slaves often try to escape? Also, where did the owner of this villa take a bath, or wash themselves? What was the kitchen like? This was a big job to create, and I know you couldn't note everything. Thanks again!

[@darodben]

Tidy work mate!! Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@Stori3d_Past]

Much obliged, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Sharon-fw9qw]

Love it. Thank you. Subscribed❣️

[@1028dianemarie]

Beautiful job!

[@aliciacruz5957]

Enjoyed this very much

[@Baskerville22]

How do I contact this Sallust guy ? I'd like to get the name of his decorator & have him do a job on my place, if the price is right.

[@rationalsamrat3247]

Just dont have toilet built in kitchen.

[@casperslaststandme5991]

i suggest you contact a Mr. Wells. initials H.G. he will help you on your way ;).

[@phsal5182]

this is a great video. thank you!

[@LaVeyCharkusVeros]

"Excuse me, could you please tell me where Mr. Sallust is?" "He's in the kitchen taking a dump."

[@brozziesparrow]

Really interesting and tons better than ancient broken walls!

[@DunmerSG]

Isn't it weird how the house is actually pretty similar to our modern houses? It reflects the exact desires, features and needs we humans in the XXI would mark as requirements in our new homes. If you filled the house with modern furniture you would hardly notice a difference.

[@etherealenergy9471]

Nothing is new just different style of furniture. Enoch even had a couch back then.

[@faw3511]

This would have benefited from frequent reference back to a basic floor plan and then-and- now graphics. Interesting video. Thank you.

[@Stori3d_Past]

That's an excellent point. If I were making this again today I would definitely try to add in references like that. If you look at the next two Pompeii videos in the series, you'll see that I tried to do at least a little toward making sites clearer, but I could have done more.

[@daveogarf]

Brilliant! Thank you

[@DataSmithy]

I really wanted a comprehensive map from above to orient me, either at the beginning or end of the video.

[@Stori3d_Past]

Yeah, would have definitely helped this. In the two subsequent videos I did try to insert a bit more orientation, but even then it could have been better. A learning process, for sure!

[@godscommandmentsaretruthis2837]

That was fascinating... thank you for sharing this!

[@mkb9617]

I really like! Would you please let me know what is the music in the background! Hi

[@josephchandler8358]

Playing they Hurrian Hymn in the background? Nice touch

[@orionmiller3785]

Loved this video 10/10

[@glendahawkins3227]

Just think. Future generations will probably study and/or recreate how we live.

[@kelvinfernandez6060]

that would be simple "they spent all day in front of a computer" or "smartphone"

[@Jasmin-ux5ho]

Fascinating... thank you

[@wagnergomes8741]

Do Brasil, mais um inscrito, parabéns pelo excelente vídeo!