The Roman Water Machine

[@MrRedsjack]

Only the guy is pushing XD

[@kinggooktheautistickingewg788]

Perfect allegory for who actually runs civilization.

[@discarded1669]

@@kinggooktheautistickingewg788 based👌

[@OUigot]

Lol! The guy was the only one pushing, 3 girls were just holding the bar.

[@Sean_Coyne]

The teeth in the cogwheels would likely have been made from hornbeam, as it's also used in wind and water mills as well as cart axles.

[@Del350K4]

It´s mellowed nicely; when Time Team first built it there was a lot of stark new wood and iron. It was impressive to see how the archaeologists managed to piece together the design from a few pieces of timber and some heavily-rusted scraps of iron. Now it looks superb, as if it were hundreds of years old : )

[@turbinesafe9968]

Del350K4

[@ZackWilliamsPANCAKE]

Reminds me of that scene in Conan The Barbarian...

[@SuperBoobaloo]

+Zack Williams Guess I need to see that film now!

[@Fauzanarief-n7i]

I got random recommendation from YT, still cool thou

[@tjwoosta]

Now use a windmill or water wheel to turn it.

[@bobfrog4836]

I'm surprised it didn't come preassembled.

[@RCAvhstape]

In time, Conan would come to have his own kingdom, but that is another story...

[@konrad6157]

The girls: That is hard work! The guy: *dies from pushing this thing all by himself*

[@jodywhitehead9173]

I thought I was the only one who saw how lazy they are.

[@charlesdjones1]

And that my friends is how Evian water is bottled.

[@zahirhussain5913]

It is al jazari machine.

[@joshuaochoa6072]

Can I use this Video for my school project?

[@SuperBoobaloo]

By all means, Joshua!

[@joshuaochoa6072]

Thanks!

[@SuperBoobaloo]

Thanks!

[@mrt8944]

Man its almost 8 years...

[@juanitolua4061]

Is this the same thing in Kingdom of Heaven movie? Where Balian kinda pump water in the well?

[@dabanahmad8959]

Yeh sort of

[@michaelvinci2167]

I can't find a diagram or a look-alike nowhere on Roman crane this crane you could remove and take it apart and put it back up somewhere else with wooden pins.. please help with site link if found??

[@amidwahmerdanov240]

AzeriMichael Vinci

[@amidwahmerdanov240]

Xxc

[@Juksemakeren]

the girl in pink is not helping.

[@lkkjhtemmexv1838]

SHES A BITCH

[@PoWer-ro6ui]

@@lkkjhtemmexv1838 that's a bit of an extreme response. I take it you would volunteer to be the guy with the whip? (MOVE! You unwashed peasants! CRACK! MOVE!)

[@sambooth2902]

Incredible

[@cazek445]

I believe that they would’ve used a water drill

[@historyofcrane1777]

very good!!

[@WellWaterBoyProducts]

So, that's how they did it. Interesting!

[@Sarvesvara]

where is this?

[@SuperBoobaloo]

Cranborne, Dorset, England. Check out the URL in the description.

[@lazydesmond8240]

The original bubbler

[@moofymoo]

just imagine how many people lost their jobs when modern water pumps were invented.

[@xfactor139]

Lol Slaves likely did this work

[@asbestosfibers1325]

Jobs? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!

[@ashaavhad6575]

🙏

[@gurnamsingh9813]

Same method we saw in india 30 year ago.

[@DBT1007]

For India, they're more like.. Use the invention of muslim inventor. Ismail Al Jazari. India was a part of muslim empire

[@stevemiller6766]

Time team assists the building of this machine in London kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKOqhWina6iYeJI

[@kangakid5984]

Well if you want running water...you have to pay for it

[@lquinn7212]

Do they have to wear those kind of clothes and act that way?

[@orange70383]

Wow I can just imagine the romans lifting in place the 80 ton blocks of granite, oh wait sorry my mistake I mean 80 pound buckets of horse plop.

[@firstnamelastname-kr8dv]

Fat hobbit does all the pushing Skinny hobbits is lazy

[@SkyhanViper]

it looks like copy paste of rehat irrigation from india

[@abhishukla101]

😂lol

[@herbertulayao3116]

Ang mga apo ni Ronie/

[@shawndeagan7457]

This existed in Nubia before Rome invaded Egypt. It had bigger wheeled then this contraption.

[@shawndeagan7457]

@Carlo Canti No. Chinese knew how to use differential gears before Europeans. The knew water wheels for a long time and had gears in them. The water wheel turns out to be present in North Africa before it was Middle Eastern. Egypt and other cities below had it before Mesopotamia. Wikipedia is not always right.

[@shawndeagan7457]

@Carlo Canti No. Greeks did not invent anything. Stop using racist false history. No sources claim that. Eurocentrism has not been proven. China had separate civilization s but did many things before Europe.

[@shawndeagan7457]

@Carlo Canti Greeks have the least inventions compared to India, China and Mesopotamia! Waterwheels were present in India before Indian Bactria. In other words ruled by Greeks.

[@shawndeagan7457]

@Carlo Canti Fucking idiot. Trying to argue with me abd claim Greeks invented everything. All of the inventions you listed were not made by Greeks fool. I hope this nonsense is not a copy paste from Stormfront! You should be ashamed by your beliefs! You will be shattered by the truth about your race!

[@shawndeagan7457]

@Carlo Canti Achimedes claw was not invented by him. It was made by Assyrians for construction. Achemides attributes few things to himself. The rest he does is hard to take his word for.

[@amitpandeysg2]

They steal this technic from india.

[@jacobkurtzenberg6570]

And the Indians stole the technology from Alexander the Great when he conquered near their borders. The use of simple physics machines originated from Greeks.

[@damiano1174]

Amit Pandey no , sakya was Greek

[@MrRedsjack]

Roman water systems were better than water systems in india today to be honest. 🤣

[@moofymoo]

...and Alexander was an alien, and he stole this forbidden technology from Temple of Enginering at Home World and therefore he had to hide and run to Earth.

[@fightfannerd2078]

Indians never invented anything