And they have destroyed this paradise.

@Yesmer Uhmmm... and what kind of wonders did they build? 7000 years ago they were just a bunch of hunter-gatherers. Besides, Rome wasn't the first developed civilization of Italy.

@Yesmer Sure, let's not forget the Swifterbant empire

@Yesmer how tf is that by any means comparable to ROME, like how by any means. Lol.

I guess very well, Rome is history but in recent years it has been neglected a lot ... who knows what our emperors would say about how it is reduced

Yes but don't forget that these replicas are totally idealized images and clinically correct reproductions -the reality of ancient Rome would have been very very different with probably about 80% of the city being made of grubby tenement buildings and squalid slums -these things in this video are only the grand public buildings in perfect states of conservation minus any deteriorations!Most of ancient Rome away from the public grandeur would have been as grubby as it is today(If indeed it is grubby -I haven't been there for over 30 years!)

Rome must be rebuilt, the Germans must pay for it!

It must have been so amazing, a true world wonder in its own catgeory, full of outstanding architecture and works of art - the destruction of this beautiful city was truly the most horrific act of vandalism in human history. How I wish for a time machine, if only to visit Rome of this era for one single day !

Ma tu piangi in ogni video in cui si parla di Roma scusami

Rome is great then as well as today. I love rome

I wish I could’ve watched this video before I went to Rome in 2017👌

So do I!!!!!!

Steam power? Was invented by Greeks, during Classical times, example: the Hydraulis steam organ (which would later be named Religious organ in Western Europe), in Syacuse during Classical times the Hydraulic Clock of Archimedes, also, during Roman times, but in the Greek then center of Alexandria, Hero made the aeolipile to generate movement from steam (his sphere turned at 1500 turns per minute), and also the static Hero's theatre. Also Hero designed automatic doors opening and closing for a temple and designs have been found but not know if it was constructed. And a primitive robot-automaton. The first known working automaton-robot though is again by Greeks in Eastern Roman empire in Byzantium because they inherited some of the knowledge that was built in Alexandria. Most parts of the far engine, the pulleys, valves, steam generated turnaround etc were invented in ancient Greece. If not for the Christian disruption the car would have probably come up, and the train-railway (there was rudimentary built "railway" like road to move ships to the other side through trunks in Corinth where there is the canal now, the Doikos), if things that is progressed at a positive pace, many centuries earlier.

They used wireless energy. Ether

@@manuelemariani8188 yeah and the latest Toyota Corolla too....

innosanto You nailed it except for the blame on the Christians. I blame the corrupt leaders of Late Antiquity/Early Middle Ages. They didn’t pursue steam power because they depended on slave labor and monks continued literacy while the peasantry (99% descended from slaves/serfs/peasants/soldiers) didn’t have a chance to learn it from corrupt Monarchies and Church Leaders more concerned with politics than Theology.

@Jerome O'Mara Tacitus wrote about jesus though.

It’s true

Just been there and its calling me back!

come to atenes it was build before rome :P

would be nice if modern rome even used modern technology many of those areas look pretty rundown

Reconstruirlos sería inútul y sin sentido, porque estarían fuera de su época. El mundo, el pensamiento y la conciencia de los que surgieron esos edificios simplemente no existen más. Lo que sí se puede hacer es proteger los rasgos de lo que fuimos, aprender de ellos a enfrentarnos a lo que somos. En la Roma antigua se destrozaba y reconstruía continuamente, la belleza y la eficiencia eran conceptos cíclicos de renovación y perfeccionamiento perpetuos, desmontando y volviendo a montar de otra forma, una y otra vez. La idea de conservación ni siquiera se le ocurría: la gracia y la majestuosidad existían de por si mismas, en el momento de su creación y aprovechamiento público o particular. Lo que vemos hoy en esas ruínas no es nada más que las últimas fotografías de una Roma que por un tanto así no le alcanzó el tiempo para cambiar de nuevo y convertirse en otra cosa: si el destino y la Historia la hubieran atrapallado aun sólo un siglo más tarde de lo que fue, ahora estaríamos viendo y adorando una ciudad muy diferente. Ésta es la primera lección que nos han dejado, quizás la más importante.

Correcto. Mantener todo en un estado "democratico" y mercantiista, no es bello. Para los que creen que reconstruir es inutil, prueben a usar el mismo traje todo el año, todos los años, a ver si les agrada. Se dejarian los originales en su lugar, pero se reconstruirán los faltantes. A la gente que se metio alli como ra tas, los trasladaria sin costo a unos edificios de departamentos lejos de esas bellezas, quizas tambien con una linea de Metro. Viste?

@@alfredojuillet7562 no te entendí nada, te podés expresar con claridad porfavor? Que dijiste?

I am the descendents of Josephus Titus flavius so I remember that is the greatest empire that ever existed

Moi aussi.

This time in history is deeply fascinating. The Roman Empire is definitely on of my favorites topics in history. Their influence and impact are still very much felt and present today.

Agreed visit Ostia Antica

Actually, it was later Italians themselves who demolished most of these big buildings, because they could re-use the precious materials for their own palaces and churches.

agree

For long 500 years Rome ruled the World. She was the Master of the World. She was the Center of the Empire the Center of the World.

No i like it. Its the animation frame rate

Would you rather have someone voice-over the minutes and seconds?...lol

@blackzed Yes indeed. We could turn the sound off, but can't get rid of the timer that spoils an otherwise great video.

Lol what

Maybe a lupae

@@uk4296 ahah, I think most of people can't get it, we still know that word here in Rome.

Amaro Averna 😁 P.S Rome is the center of history what a beautiful and powerful city is!!

That isn't the nature of our species.

pensa che quasi alla fine del 1400 il Foro Romano era quasi integro,poi sono cominciate le ruberie.Nel 1499 fu demolita la piramide che stava all'inizio della futura Via della Conciliazione,per la costruzione di S.Pietro,era d'impiccio ai carri,e verso la metà del 1500 furono demolite altre 2 piramidi a (futura)Piazza del Popolo x l'erezione delle chiese gemelle.Quando fu eletto papa SistoV° nel 1585 voleva demolire il Colosseo x la costruzioe di una strada tra la basilica di S.Giovanni e S.Pietro ma morì nel 1590 e x nostra fortuna la cosa non ebbe seguito,altrimenti noi non l'avremmo mai visto

ti faccio notare che S.P.Q.R. è anche il simbolo di Reggio Emilia,la R sta per Reggianum,il resto rimane invariato

si video spettacolare ma non si capisce come mai abbia messo quel c...zo di cronometro che no nserve a nulla poi

verissimo tutto comunque io vivo a Roma 😅😅😅😄 😄😄

বাল লেখছো তুমি, কিছুই বুঝা যায় না।

non c'è il Pantheon

Mussolini wrong move was to get sides with Hitler.

Navona* :)

@@alfredojuillet7562 they both asked to stop the war, with several peace offers

@@manuelemariani8188 --Thank you ! Piazza Navona is Correct. Grazie.

@@FRAGIORGIO1 u re welcome. Navona..Which means literally "big Boat"