The Entire History of Roman Britain (55 BC - 410 AD) Ancient Rome Documentary
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Date: 2022-09-10
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Comments and reviews: 19
Moth's
I actually downloaded this video and I was looking forward to listening to it, but I really cant. The grammar is so poor, it grates on my nerves. I put up with it for a long time, but last straw was when the narrator said, synchrotised. I was also surprised that the narrator refers to Britain as there and the ancient English people as they, from which I can only conclude that he is of foreign extraction himself. Sorry to say it, but this is unwatchable.
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I actually downloaded this video and I was looking forward to listening to it, but I really cant. The grammar is so poor, it grates on my nerves. I put up with it for a long time, but last straw was when the narrator said, synchrotised. I was also surprised that the narrator refers to Britain as there and the ancient English people as they, from which I can only conclude that he is of foreign extraction himself. Sorry to say it, but this is unwatchable.
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Tom
Better if there were graphic supers (over lay) on the maps to complement the narration, especially when the camera pans and the eye is trying to search out the names of places mentioned by the voice over, but can't find them and the image changes. Unless the map illustrations are not meant to synch with the narration, but that didn't seem the case.
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Better if there were graphic supers (over lay) on the maps to complement the narration, especially when the camera pans and the eye is trying to search out the names of places mentioned by the voice over, but can't find them and the image changes. Unless the map illustrations are not meant to synch with the narration, but that didn't seem the case.
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Russell
History does not include your fantasy!
As a Welshman I am sick and tired of history being made up and foisted on my people
! the La tin oh please LATIN and no latin speakers were not on these islands before Roman invasion!
The ENTIRE history 55bc- 410 ad? / what about the 20, 000 years of continuous occupation!
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History does not include your fantasy!
As a Welshman I am sick and tired of history being made up and foisted on my people
! the La tin oh please LATIN and no latin speakers were not on these islands before Roman invasion!
The ENTIRE history 55bc- 410 ad? / what about the 20, 000 years of continuous occupation!
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Joonha
Correction: Caesar wasn't consul when he invaded the Isle of Britain. He would've never gone there, if he was Britain. He was on a decade long break from ruling Rome and was the governor of Gaul with imperium to do what he wished.
This is a well known fact. Get yours straight.
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Correction: Caesar wasn't consul when he invaded the Isle of Britain. He would've never gone there, if he was Britain. He was on a decade long break from ruling Rome and was the governor of Gaul with imperium to do what he wished.
This is a well known fact. Get yours straight.
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Kenneth
Can you have any understanding of how many men where killed in this.
And simply for what.
Why was everyone's inhalation requested.
Just imagine.
Legions decimated.
Hundreds of Thousands of Men.
Sacrificed.
Absolutely Fascinating Report.
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Can you have any understanding of how many men where killed in this.
And simply for what.
Why was everyone's inhalation requested.
Just imagine.
Legions decimated.
Hundreds of Thousands of Men.
Sacrificed.
Absolutely Fascinating Report.
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Kevin
I greatly enjoy History Time's uploads. Always superb. It's interesting to think that at the time of Claudius' invasion there may have been Celtic tribes that viewed it as a welcome prospect. They could ally themselves with these newcomers to form a new status quo.
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I greatly enjoy History Time's uploads. Always superb. It's interesting to think that at the time of Claudius' invasion there may have been Celtic tribes that viewed it as a welcome prospect. They could ally themselves with these newcomers to form a new status quo.
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MrJanbrouwer1
Raar om die namen zo te zien. Aangezien ik, toen ik een baby was mijn knuffelbeest NONNI heb genoemd. ( heldere licht ) ofwel Elias. Wat mijn ouder veranderde in NELLI en dat zou ik niet hebben kunnen uitspreken. Het grote bekende O Ooooo!
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Raar om die namen zo te zien. Aangezien ik, toen ik een baby was mijn knuffelbeest NONNI heb genoemd. ( heldere licht ) ofwel Elias. Wat mijn ouder veranderde in NELLI en dat zou ik niet hebben kunnen uitspreken. Het grote bekende O Ooooo!
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Hazardteam
I'm watching this since 5mins, and still nothing(else than _we will show you this, we will show you that_ ) Ok it's 06: 24 and finaly started. With a _fake_ map, then came a totaly fake dresses. Wonderful, bye.
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I'm watching this since 5mins, and still nothing(else than _we will show you this, we will show you that_ ) Ok it's 06: 24 and finaly started. With a _fake_ map, then came a totaly fake dresses. Wonderful, bye.
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history
VIEWING TIP: This historian's videos are always good. His narratives are well written, but they are slowly paced. Some viewers might like them even better played at 1. 25X or even 1. 50x nornal speed.
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VIEWING TIP: This historian's videos are always good. His narratives are well written, but they are slowly paced. Some viewers might like them even better played at 1. 25X or even 1. 50x nornal speed.
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Daniel
I've seen this episode multiple times, as well as others, and every single time, I'm treated to not only great content, but even if I've seen an episode before, I'll learn something new. Thank you!
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I've seen this episode multiple times, as well as others, and every single time, I'm treated to not only great content, but even if I've seen an episode before, I'll learn something new. Thank you!
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Kevin
Crap video. Perhaps you thought your content was so crap you had to play BLASTED music noise all the way through it. Some of us can still concentrate without having to be entertained as well.
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Crap video. Perhaps you thought your content was so crap you had to play BLASTED music noise all the way through it. Some of us can still concentrate without having to be entertained as well.
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luminoussun
All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?
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All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?
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Orilian
Gildas has been proven out as a Historicl Fiction writer his writings have been proven out to hold very little truth other than culture and custom same for the Venerable Baedae
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Gildas has been proven out as a Historicl Fiction writer his writings have been proven out to hold very little truth other than culture and custom same for the Venerable Baedae
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Texasslim57
Way too many stock shots of helmets, empty beaches and etc. The map of Britain never shows where all of the battles took place. Come on guys, graphics are cheap and easy.
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Way too many stock shots of helmets, empty beaches and etc. The map of Britain never shows where all of the battles took place. Come on guys, graphics are cheap and easy.
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Circumflx
Its funny how around the same time the Han Chinese empire did the same thing to the Korean Peninsula bringing the Korean people out of Iron Age but its not glorified
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Its funny how around the same time the Han Chinese empire did the same thing to the Korean Peninsula bringing the Korean people out of Iron Age but its not glorified
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Danesovic
It's interesting that Romans simply merged their culture with the Celtic one while Anglo-Saxons completely erased Celtic language, culture and perhaps, people too.
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It's interesting that Romans simply merged their culture with the Celtic one while Anglo-Saxons completely erased Celtic language, culture and perhaps, people too.
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mara
The Romansit is interesting in that the Britons embraced Rome, those conquered who did not, such as the Jews also survived, but with far more of their culture intact.
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The Romansit is interesting in that the Britons embraced Rome, those conquered who did not, such as the Jews also survived, but with far more of their culture intact.
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Kenneth
I've never heard these names before.
Absolutely Unbelievable this report has to be honestly the best history information I've ever heard in My life.
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I've never heard these names before.
Absolutely Unbelievable this report has to be honestly the best history information I've ever heard in My life.
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USMCAirborne
Duh what do pilgrimages do? The pilgrims got corn from the American Indians right? Wrong corn is in Ruth, she ate corn for dinner!
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Duh what do pilgrimages do? The pilgrims got corn from the American Indians right? Wrong corn is in Ruth, she ate corn for dinner!
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