You mean Dacia?

​@@LucaFanciullini Nah my friend, we are proud people. I will give to you to do some homework: Document yourself about: - Constantine Triumphal Arch - the monument si guarded by Dacian statues - Popolo Square in Rome - there are Dacian statues there - Galerius Triumphal Arch in Thesaloniki - that Arch is build 200 years later after Romans withdrow from Dacia _ Dacian statues in Florence. - And of course Trajan column - illustrates the battles between the Dacians and Romans. Why don`t we see the Roman statues in that place? Educate yourself about these. Thank you!

@@Orthodoge Esatto

@@claudiu8426 BRAVO ,BELLA DOMANDA,MA TUTTI MUTI ,NESSUNO PARLA🙆‍♀️🌺🖐🇷🇴

Near the bridge over the Danube on the Romanian shore, there is still a plaque with the inscription "Tabula Traiana". Salute to you Serbian bro! :)

@@claudiu8426 Tabula Traiana e pe malul sârbesc

At CLADAVA ( clad/ build+ ava from dava'/ structure)

We'd like to be in Rome right now, enjoy!

Thanks for your kind note. We work hard to offer high-quality photography; we think it makes a real difference.

It definitely does make a difference! It's amazing! And the diagrams and three-dimensional models help too

Tutto grazie ale 165 tonnellate d'oro e doppia quantità di argento prese da Traiano dalla DACIA.

Pochi resti del ponte costruito da APOLLODORO DI DAMASCO.

Ha!

Si,grande architetto

Sometimes very close, and other times... Pack the lens it will help with the upper registers in any case. I am now carrying around about five pounds of kit including a 70-200mm. I think it's worth it.

@@smarthistory-art-history Thanks! That's a full-frame 200mm? I think my MFT 45-100mm (200 equivalent) should be fine. My 300mm (600mm equ.) is a few times larger and heavier.

yes, full frame. I do a lot of shooting in very dark churches, etc. so need all the light I can get. The 70-200 is the only zoom I use for that reason. Everything else is a heavy fast prime. I'd rather have a sore back than a soft photo.

Non è una pittura è un bassorilievo

They are not only in worse shape, but in less fine in artistry, the relief's figures are more basic, brute

The column of Marco Aurelio is not in a worst shape but it only features a different style. Whereas the column of Antonino wasn’t carved but it had a smooth surface that resembled more an obelisk: the base is preserved now at the Vatican Museum, and some part of it were used to restore the Obelisk of Montecitorio (who is located in the square near the column of Marco Aurelio).

Well. I mean... you can't even get to the bae but you're looking up at the very first part where you can see the ships. --- can't walk around it, but if you're outside the forum you can get to the hill above this thing. They don't let you walk around to follow the story. So. 🤷‍♀️

Should just go.

So much has been built and removed in nearly two millennia. It could have been the result of so many things, perhaps the medieval buildings that once occupied this forum.

We tried once but the Corso was so loud, I don't think we got very far. We'd have to try early on a Sunday morning.

As we note in the video, there are 19 drums.

SEMMI KÖZE A MAI RUMÉLIÁHOZ...

@@katalinjuhasz641 today's Italy has nothing to do with Rome as well

@@katalinjuhasz641 Sigur esti ungur,se vede din raspunsul pe care il dai.

@@mariusstefan7214 Esatto

@@katalinjuhasz641 part of today hungary belonged to dacia ; so half of tof=day hungary belongs to Romania

Si,è stata cambiata

@CipiRipi00 I misunderstood the inscription. It described Trajan as "Caesar" and "Nerva's son". I believe Trajan must have been adopted by Nerva when Nerva selected Trajan as his successor. So Trajan was Nerva's son (by adoption).

@CipiRipi00 any chance you'd be willing to be my guide though Rome? Day 3 of palintine hill tomorrow and hoping I might actually see all of it. I must be one of the slowest people in there exploring and starting and pointing at everything. When Mary Beard mentioned it would take a week to get though the forum she wasn't kidding. Went up and down Via Sacra 4 times this morning seeing new stuff each time. It hate that I can't picture in my mind every building and get a hold of this place. .. . Also... along the roads with the big rocks.. are the occasional pieces if marble and travertine used as pavers actual pieces of building? and just... still no one will pick them up to put them in crates for later - they're just leaving pieces of buildings embedded in the road?

@@tacocruiser4238 Sembra che Traiano era di origine TRACO,e che arrivato in DACIA ,abbia detto:Sono tornato a casa.

@CipiRipi00 Traiano veniva dalla Spagna,poi con il tempo è diventato Imperatore.

Because you're thinking they were built like obelisks..which kinda almost seem to be the same thing with their inscriptions all the way up and down their sides. (?) I'm with ya.

The stairs are original but it is dark inside and the relief was meant to be seen in the public space of the forum.

Smarthistory maybe but its hard to see

Agreed.

The worship of the Kardashians is strong among the spoiled and lazily stupid.

no, they were not; they were maybe Romanians ; they spoke Romanian, not Dacian

@@danielracovitan9779 Anche i miei avi erano Daci,e parlavano un latino volgare ecco perché si capiva con Traiano,per la stessa radice della lingua latina volgare.

You might be interested in our short series of videos on the Roman Forum. We discuss how the ruin has accrued its own kind of value over time. Here is the first one: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h5eYech0uJa9Y40.html

The last thing we need more of in Rome is tourists

@@sebastianolmsted2867 Same goes for Greece, rebuild the ancient temples, or at least full scale replicas near the ancient ruins. Add in gift shops, a museum, educational videos, and an underground bumper cart ride through history... Contract Disney for building the rides. :-)

Yea, but nope. Europe's ancient ruins are not a cheesy US Disneyland attraction. But I guess someone from a country where a building 200-years old is "ancient artifact" cannot understand the importance of a 2000-years old building, and why one DOES NOT transform such thing into an idiotic Disneyland US-style attraction

@@sebastianolmsted2867 you need many many more. Rome should be seen by the world.