The Roman Toilets of Ancient Athens - 3D reconstruction

[@sergiossonikian]

Παίδες ,έχετε κάνει εξαιρετική δουλειά!! Σας ανακάλυψα προ ολίγων ημερών . Και έχω μείνει έκπληκτος απο την ποιότητα της εργασίας σας. Καθαρά εκπαιδευτικά βίντεο. Συνεχίστε !!

[@luxaeterna31]

Thanks for the first virtual video explaining & demonstrating the process of waste removal during the 1st century A.D. and the scale in which it became. Though off setting for our contemporary Western eyes, it was still eons better than Europe was to become centuries later. Also many other videos I've watched depict ancient Rome's remarkable achievements on Italian soil, rather than Greece under Roman culture and rule. Thumbs up!

[@AncientAthens3D]

Thank you!

[@aalexander928]

Thanks for this but choice of music could be better.

[@marriedwithchildrenpodcast9804]

Thanks for the great insight

[@vasilikikakara3092]

Αυτό με τις πάπιες και τα βατράχια θα μας έσωζε από πολλές αμήχανες στιγμές στη σύγχρονη εποχή...

[@MH-ms1dg]

I think this is the most interesting building you've ever done, I keep coming back to this one and your prison in particular :P

[@rubiasgalaxy]

Congratulations! 🥳🥳🥳 We need so much these videos to spread the ancient Greek culture!! 💙

[@simplepixel5617]

More, more mooooore! :)

[@nasipkismet2436]

01:03 It's incredible how much Romans were thoughtful. Even though i pity those ducks and frogs forced to live there :(

[@MH-ms1dg]

the ducks could always fly out, not sure about the frogs

[@bpekim1]

This is Greece, not Rome 😊

[@jackbailey7037]

The smell of ancient cities is not something I like to imagine.

[@melvinriga465]

Poor Sponge Bob

[@velvetcroc9827]

The sponges were used for removing stains in the latrines just like a modern toilet brush. People mostly didn't use anything to wipe their butts. Remember that the purpose of an underwear is to prevent traces of feces and urine from soiling your clothes.

[@bpekim1]

I have never heard that explanation. Can you identify a source for it? Thanks.

[@alphaorionis75]

Υπέροχο βίντεο όπως πάντα, προσέξτε λίγο τη μουσική επένδυση, δεν δένει με την εικόνα

[@AncientAthens3D]

Ευχαριστούμε για την υπόδειξη!

[@burgermister7580]

Duh

[@Hborn]

Is that water in front of the toilet

[@josuetm3182]

Τι καλό βίντεο είναι πολύ ενδιαφέρον, θα με βοηθήσει πολύ στη δουλειά μου γιατί θέλω να φτιάξω ένα μοντέλο απο την Αθηνα.

[@SuperLeonardo40]

Is that in greek language?

[@josuetm3182]

@@SuperLeonardo40 yes

[@bpekim1]

I wonder when this type of public accommodation last stopped being used in Greece?

[@Mahmud_Kasany]

The contain of video is useful but the music is very noisy

[@Hborn]

Is that water in front of the toilet

[@battalgazi1431]

OMG 😂😂😂 SO FUNNY THIS SYSTEM 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@christopherkuhns609]

Cover-up any unwanted sounds? How quaint! Its fine to to go #2 with a room full of others doing the same, however it was embarrassing to allow the other people to hear Zeus' thunder?

[@burgermister7580]

Yuk

[@greece7925]

Τελικα το αποχετευτικο συστημα του κατακουζηνου ηταν πολυ μπροστα! 😂

[@e.4714]

Αυτό το σχόλιο έψαχνα!!!

[@greece7925]

@@e.4714 😅

[@DTczsk1999]

No toilet paper?

[@MBM1117727]

Sponges

[@MaxStArlyn]

@@MBM1117727 Sponges used to wipe themselves?

[@MBM1117727]

@@MaxStArlyn no people used to wipe their asses with sponges lol

[@MaxStArlyn]

@@MBM1117727 I’m going to guess, it’s the same sponge?…..I can’t see that working?

[@MaxStArlyn]

@@MBM1117727 I would find it more reasonable that maybe they brought their own sponges, or bought them, as they went in?

[@Sereneis]

For men only

[@burgermister7580]

Infection s

[@calvingrondahl1011]

The Gospel of John says nothing of going to the John... so this is more useful than the Holy Bible.