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Virtual Ancient Rome in 3D - Via Sacra at Constantine I time: Walking From Colosseum to the Forum

Virtual Ancient Rome in 3D - Via Sacra at Constantine I time: Walking From Colosseum to the Forum

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What did the main street of ancient Rome look like in the 4th century AD, during the time of Emperor Constantine I In this video tour, we will walk down the street from the Colosseum to the Forum, look at the legendary Roman buildings, and then look at the same location from the air and from the Palatine. Happy viewing! And our main goal is to create the most extensive, detailed and accurate virtual 3D reconstruction of Ancient Rome, and eventually release it to everyone using the game engine! I have always enjoyed the maps of great cities, and have long ago downloaded Rodolfo Lanciani’s Forma Urbis Romae. Then I found the famous Maquette de Rome by Andre Caron. Now your amazing 3D presentations of Virtual Rome complete the vision. I have just been allowed to walk the streets of antiqua Roma like any old Roman antiquus. I catch myself almost tripping on curbstones like some country bumpkin's first wide-eyed golly-gee impresion of a majorly monumental metropolis. Thank you.
Date: 2024-03-27

Comments and reviews: 34


I love Roman history. And I'm so grateful to live in a time where we're able to reconstruct and present their architectural accomplishments. But there is another side to this coin. I figure, if I were honored to be a guide through a walk like this, I'd preface it with this. What you are going to see is amazing, thrilling, even, the imagination, engineering, and labor of a great city. But. I want you to keep in mind. the untold wealth that what you see made possible Is the result of conquest. Many died, many were made slaves, many toiled here, building this, for their victorious masters. Keep that in mind, as you wonder at the beauty of it. This is a beautiful place. It is NOT a nice place;
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This is astonishing and spectacular! Only complaint I have (and I’m a typography freak) is that the titles are VERY hard to read. Several factors: 1. all caps of Hadrian font are not meant to be read quickly. Caps and lower case are always easier. 2. Outlined letters are always difficult for people to read. Best to use white type and add drop-shadow where needed. 3. Size of lettering is too large. Forces eye to travel too far west-to-east. I’d love to help improve this - will work super cheap because I LOVE your video!
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Very excellent work as everyone else has said, BUT) i think it would be very helpful to have a companion insert window showing a walkway map from overhead, matching the walk or flight being shown in the main window. Mind you, I have no idea how much extra work this might make for you - for all I know, it would actually be impossible but, i still think it would be very helpful.
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Excellent video! Observing all these magnificent structures one cannot help but to wonder if the Romans as a nation did not posses a superiority, narcissistic complex or was it that each Emperor was bent in surpassing the previous one And how the average citizen felt walking by these structures every single day
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Absolutely fascinating! What a treat!
Thank you so much.
I was going to be an archeologist, but I quickly found out I’d have to dig, get dirty, and sweat! So, I chose another vocation. but I still have a fascination for the cultures of our ancient ancestors! Thank you for all your hard work!

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Ha this is great. Some questions: Were there trees Or is it just impossible to know
In what state of repair were buildings Were any decaying, or were they all shiny and well maintained
How many people / animals would you expect to see What kind of shops or other activities would be going on

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To think that those streets were bustling with people and also with carts being pulled by horses. Market places, shops, commerce, discussion, and banter all going on around you as you walk down those ancient roads.
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What happened with all those temples The Roman Empire made full sense before the Christiany. I think they lost a part of their culture becoming Christians. although Catolithism is a mix of traditions. Great video.
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I absolutely love these. Could someone merge your 3D models with photographic images from different spots in the Forum and post the GPS coordinates for history buffs like me to use when visiting the ancient ruins
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Walk, run, fly! Majestically! But only 1 tree in the 7: 00 stands lonely) Romans loved sacred groves and trees. Despite the building density, probably, there were still corners of greenery.
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Compared to what modern architecture is now, I'd take this any day of the week
Would love to see a recreation of what Rome would have looked like when Belsarius entered it!

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Breathtaking, stunning, majestic. Just to think of ancient Rome! And now, it’s as if I, myself, have walked those very streets tonight.
Thank you so very much.

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Awesome work. Super fascinating and beautiful. Is there any chance i can experience something like this in VR some day Do you guys work on something like that
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Your reconstructions are great. I hope for a walk on Capitol hill and at least some earlier stuff before everything was of marble to be able to compare.
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I'm of Italian descent and when I see these reconstructions I wonder if my ancestors enjoyed these views of ancient construction and artistry.
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Thank you for making! I would love to have this on oculus quest 2 with the ability to walk around 3D. I would pay for that app! Please more of this.
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Awesome now we only have to add a few cars to race around in no serious now electric scooters we have to be thoughtful to the environment.
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The paving of the floors are and details in the building as well the shapes, indeed one of the best civilizations the world will ever see
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Thank you very much. More these walkings around ancient Rome, please. Air views are great, but views from the floor make people be there.
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Enjoyed my trip to Rome years ago. the coliseum, pantheon, and forum were the highlights great 3D look into how it may looked like
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No goddamned graffiti. Nice. Spray paint had yet to be invented. Graffiti was found to exist in the ruins of Pompeii, though.
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It's very interesting, but empty of people, animals, carts and other vehicles. How much traffic would there be
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I had the opportunity to walk this route, the most beautiful part of Rome. Great video as usual, greetings
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Is it any wonder that those of Imperial Rome and onward thought of themselves as superior to everyone else on earth
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Can you do Baghdad and Damascus during the Abassid and Ummayad period or maybe Istanbul under the ottomans
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Rome is fascinating. Has always been. Ancient Rome is the mother of our civilization. We are all Romans.
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The music has stuck itself deep into my brain - what song is it I wasn't able to find it anywhere.
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When you build like this, you believe your way of life will never end.
Something to reflect upon.

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You fine people are doing heroic work. Thank you so much for bringing Ancient Rome back to life.
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That's what I have always thought: Rome is great without Romans. From a Roman with love
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What is that giant water fountain called at the very beginning of the video
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Great job. How many software do you use Is one of them archicad (Hope no )
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Where can you buy this software/simulation I'd love to explore rome on my own
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The best virtual tour of ancient Rome on the Net! I’m totally blown away.
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