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Life in a Roman Fort on the Nile - Full 3D Tour

Life in a Roman Fort on the Nile - Full 3D Tour

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This video is the 4th installment in our series on recreating Roman Forts, and it is certainly the most formidable of them all! Located in the heart of Cairo, this fort on the Nile was built to guard one of the most strategic areas of Roman Egypt - placed right on top of Trajan's Canal, which was the fastest link to the Indian Ocean and trade with ancient India. Join us on our journey to recreate the story of this massive fortress in 16 minutes and learn how it helped grow into the capital of Egypt, and one of the largest modern capitals in the modern world!
Date: 2023-08-10

Comments and reviews: 20


Awesome video,
However, I would like to clarify that Babylon became Al-Fostat city not Cairo (Al-Qahera) was build later during the Fatimids era. The name Al-Qahera was after planet Mars which was back then called Al Qaher. The name has also dual meaning which could be either the Vanquisher or the Conqueror. The modern Cairo engulfed more than 3 cities within its modern boundaries. Just a clarification

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Also I am pretty sure that the reason the Romans wanted to keep an eye on the time of the floods of the river was to protect themselves and the fort. As that was their primary goal.
I just don't see them intrested in farming.

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Very interesting video. The fort actually fulfilled its job, stalling a far larger force for months, too bad the eastern Romans at the time were in a period of political instability and religious infighting.
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its dimensions are interesting. Thought it wouldve been much larger than that. Sounds cramped all those different buildings like homes, shops, workshops etc plus all the people too? Crazy
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Are there any details as to what was the composition of the Roman force? Was is a Comitatenses legion or just Limitanei? Or some other formation? Would be curious to know.
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Good fort
To bad the age of forts is over: (
Except Ugledar
And that fort in Aleppo
Maybe the age of forts is not over?
But then again Shushi did fall in 2 days

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This is a very good video! Looking forward to see more forts covered! Be it Roman or not
Also including a section testing how well the fort did against invaders is great

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I'm gonna keep pointing this out in your videos until enough people try this game out and its popularity is revived:
Thank you for using Praetorians music.

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So the Romans/Egyptians traded with India. Why isnt this taught in school? We had better communication with the whole world 2000 years ago then we do now.
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Started off a nice video about a fort then turned into a story about the Arab conquest of Egypt which triggered me. Thanks for the bait and switch! Lol
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Babylon? I've been to Babylon it's in modern Iraq. Hmm. Well that kind of makes sense the Romans and Greeks were very interested in Eastern mythology.
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Do you think you could do an in depth video on Cincinnatus? I think it would be an amazing video and compliment well with the Titus Manlius episode.
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Constantinople wasn't Consantinople, its name was Byzantium (Byzantio) which I guess is the reason the Easter Roman Empire is called Byzantium.
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Wow this is great! glad i'm one of the first few ppl to comment. We appreciate the time and effort your spent on the animation and script
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For a second I was scratching my head and wondering why that ancient Mesopotamian city suddenly became a Roman fort in Egypt.
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daily reminder that alexandria was nothing more than a greek colony and was about as egyptian as george washington was native american
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I may have heard wrong but did he claim Cairo is the modern ancient Babylon? I thought Babylon was in Iraq near present day Baghdad.
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Cool video. The one thing that I don't understand is the low bridge across the Nile. This would have blocked the river traffic.
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at 3 min i thought about why didnt the romans built a kanal well they did thanks for this awesome video
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