Ancient Rome in 3D - Detailed virtual reconstruction. Real colors. 2023 year progress.
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Date: 2024-03-27
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willross18
Wow. Just a brilliant representation of ancient Rome. During my service in the mid-60s, USN, I was fortunate to visit Rome. Standing and walking around the Colosseum, I tried to visualize what this magnificent structure looked like when first games were played under Titus. Also looking at the Forum was the same. What did Rome look like 2, 000 years ago. Your production has finally given me an idea of just how grand Roman engineering truly was. Thank you. Hopefully there might be plans that your production team might tackle Pompei. But, again thank you for such a beautiful film about Rome.
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Wow. Just a brilliant representation of ancient Rome. During my service in the mid-60s, USN, I was fortunate to visit Rome. Standing and walking around the Colosseum, I tried to visualize what this magnificent structure looked like when first games were played under Titus. Also looking at the Forum was the same. What did Rome look like 2, 000 years ago. Your production has finally given me an idea of just how grand Roman engineering truly was. Thank you. Hopefully there might be plans that your production team might tackle Pompei. But, again thank you for such a beautiful film about Rome.
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LuxAlibi
Just a little suggestion/correction: you correctly placed a row of big stones around the Colosseum, but it seams you didn't understand their purpose as you just placed al little chain connecting one to the next (actually there's no evidence of that chain.
Those stones served actually as counterweight for the Colosseum summer canopy: you should put a rope from each one of the stones to the corresponding tip of each one of the wooden poles on top of the Colosseum.
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Just a little suggestion/correction: you correctly placed a row of big stones around the Colosseum, but it seams you didn't understand their purpose as you just placed al little chain connecting one to the next (actually there's no evidence of that chain.
Those stones served actually as counterweight for the Colosseum summer canopy: you should put a rope from each one of the stones to the corresponding tip of each one of the wooden poles on top of the Colosseum.
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jewelmarkess
Beautiful work. One question. In your reconstruction, all columns and most of the facades are white and gray. I've read they were actually painted. There are remnants of paint in some places. Also, if you look at surviving columns in Pompeii and Ercolaneum, you'll see that remnants of color on many columns and facades as well. So why doesn't your reconstruction shows it
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Beautiful work. One question. In your reconstruction, all columns and most of the facades are white and gray. I've read they were actually painted. There are remnants of paint in some places. Also, if you look at surviving columns in Pompeii and Ercolaneum, you'll see that remnants of color on many columns and facades as well. So why doesn't your reconstruction shows it
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Civsuccess2
Notice all the marble statues are colored. This is unlike the current imitation of the greek or the roman style memorials, which put a piece of uncolored statue inside. The Roman would find it aestatically uncultured and ugly. Statues of David and Lincoln all lack colors. That's uncultured.
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Notice all the marble statues are colored. This is unlike the current imitation of the greek or the roman style memorials, which put a piece of uncolored statue inside. The Roman would find it aestatically uncultured and ugly. Statues of David and Lincoln all lack colors. That's uncultured.
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orklord6668
How can you guys know how it was looking exactly in the past - sorry but i was a few times in Rome and was on all this places - not much is left and i also saw roman Cityplans of the past in museums - dont know if you can handle Critics but for me your Video is not very impressive!
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How can you guys know how it was looking exactly in the past - sorry but i was a few times in Rome and was on all this places - not much is left and i also saw roman Cityplans of the past in museums - dont know if you can handle Critics but for me your Video is not very impressive!
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history
Dont Look to mutch Fantasie how you know the streets or what was bildet if the barbariens destroy a lot like in greek some to the Fundament later like from the bones they know the color of dinos how like bones from a Black Man a diverent as from with lol or chinese
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Dont Look to mutch Fantasie how you know the streets or what was bildet if the barbariens destroy a lot like in greek some to the Fundament later like from the bones they know the color of dinos how like bones from a Black Man a diverent as from with lol or chinese
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kebi7792
The fact that this beautiful city looks so similar to a modern build is astonishing. Just imagine where would we be now if the Rome did not fall. What wonders of technology would have been achieved in the sixth and seventh centuries AD.
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The fact that this beautiful city looks so similar to a modern build is astonishing. Just imagine where would we be now if the Rome did not fall. What wonders of technology would have been achieved in the sixth and seventh centuries AD.
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smyken1000
Beutiful done. I'm amazed. Noticed that you have some movement in the renderings (trees. I would love to see more movement, maybe the fire, people, clouds and so on to make it even more alive.
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Beutiful done. I'm amazed. Noticed that you have some movement in the renderings (trees. I would love to see more movement, maybe the fire, people, clouds and so on to make it even more alive.
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jonasfermefors
I would love to see a game that recreated Rome with this kind of detail that allowed players to roleplay different characters and explore the city. It's a beautiful model!
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I would love to see a game that recreated Rome with this kind of detail that allowed players to roleplay different characters and explore the city. It's a beautiful model!
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aresaurelian
At a corner there to the west of the Colliseum, I imagined the actual sense of living there. Strangely inspiring, and nostalgic. wow. Can we get this in Unreal 5
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At a corner there to the west of the Colliseum, I imagined the actual sense of living there. Strangely inspiring, and nostalgic. wow. Can we get this in Unreal 5
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dusanmedic2666
Great! One suggestion - give us, maybe at the end just a transparent over or so, with the real photo of today, so we could see exactly where we were. Cheers!
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Great! One suggestion - give us, maybe at the end just a transparent over or so, with the real photo of today, so we could see exactly where we were. Cheers!
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aamirsait3922
Seeing this was like a dream come true. I've created these images in my head everything I've read/watched something on antiquity. A gift for a history buff
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Seeing this was like a dream come true. I've created these images in my head everything I've read/watched something on antiquity. A gift for a history buff
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AdudenamedKemp
AI narration is getting scary good, but that weird inflection on Maxentius at 2: 22 gives it away.
I THINK. It could be a real person, but I doubt it.
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AI narration is getting scary good, but that weird inflection on Maxentius at 2: 22 gives it away.
I THINK. It could be a real person, but I doubt it.
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history
Rome is a alave Master lol what a ligth how rom calculate a aquedukt without no 0 it comes from india lol why we use arabic mathe not rome how they do it
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Rome is a alave Master lol what a ligth how rom calculate a aquedukt without no 0 it comes from india lol why we use arabic mathe not rome how they do it
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history
You lost me at CE. I have no idea when CE was and neither does anyone else but everyone knows what BC means. Grow up and stop being so pathetic.
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You lost me at CE. I have no idea when CE was and neither does anyone else but everyone knows what BC means. Grow up and stop being so pathetic.
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danerogers9058
Wow! Rome was quite stunning. Who would have thought such a barbarous empire could create such splendor almost two thousand years ago.
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Wow! Rome was quite stunning. Who would have thought such a barbarous empire could create such splendor almost two thousand years ago.
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dokterjohan4783
What has been the formula of materials/cements/ stones/ sands of the buildings that are so tough even after thousand years lasting
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What has been the formula of materials/cements/ stones/ sands of the buildings that are so tough even after thousand years lasting
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routerpete1674
Using CE in reference to the epoch is so distracting when it’s clearly AD. The reference is the same despite the characters used.
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Using CE in reference to the epoch is so distracting when it’s clearly AD. The reference is the same despite the characters used.
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cynthiacarter532
I imagine ancient Rome being more crowded with people, carts, domestic animals, etc. and not so pristine and clean everywhere.
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I imagine ancient Rome being more crowded with people, carts, domestic animals, etc. and not so pristine and clean everywhere.
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ronwhitehouse23
I wonder what it would have looked like at nighttime when it got dark would there have been any sort of illumination I wonder
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I wonder what it would have looked like at nighttime when it got dark would there have been any sort of illumination I wonder
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dudoklasovity2093
at 6: 12 shouldn't the Roman number of 14 been written as XIV, instead of XIIII Or was it how they wrote it at the time
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at 6: 12 shouldn't the Roman number of 14 been written as XIV, instead of XIIII Or was it how they wrote it at the time
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history
Show how they know about Fundament but Pisa not lol how the latin was raped to become english lol why day is not dei what happens
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Show how they know about Fundament but Pisa not lol how the latin was raped to become english lol why day is not dei what happens
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jon1boston
Who wants to rebuild that crap of history such as the Romans empire Whose descendants now misslead the world via US empire.
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Who wants to rebuild that crap of history such as the Romans empire Whose descendants now misslead the world via US empire.
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DrMARDOC
I am curious because some scholars say that ALL ancient buildings Greek and Roman were actually awash in vibrant colours
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I am curious because some scholars say that ALL ancient buildings Greek and Roman were actually awash in vibrant colours
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Sperry411
Very clean a glorious sight to see. No electrical wires, utility poles that are eyesore in our modern time.
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Very clean a glorious sight to see. No electrical wires, utility poles that are eyesore in our modern time.
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Mithras444
Just imagine the work you could get as an artist and painter. I would have a good job there. So much work!
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Just imagine the work you could get as an artist and painter. I would have a good job there. So much work!
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genusbit4172
great video. But where is the golden roof of Jupiter's temple It's all terracotta roof tiles everywhere
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great video. But where is the golden roof of Jupiter's temple It's all terracotta roof tiles everywhere
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rjb6327
It was quite a place. Its a shame the Democrats took over, dissolved the Republic, and it turned too ruin.
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It was quite a place. Its a shame the Democrats took over, dissolved the Republic, and it turned too ruin.
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French-Kiss24
Fabulous. I wish I had been able to see this before going to Rome and wandering the Via Sacra.
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Fabulous. I wish I had been able to see this before going to Rome and wandering the Via Sacra.
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goninaicker5087
Great architecture and temples. wonder values these spiritual houses taught those people.
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Great architecture and temples. wonder values these spiritual houses taught those people.
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axelpalfy7597
in Austria, the town of Carnuntum has been reconstructed to the last detail, it is beautiful
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in Austria, the town of Carnuntum has been reconstructed to the last detail, it is beautiful
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AmricanEagl
Fascinating! I wish you would do some 3D views of ancient Mesopotamia (Babylon and Assyria)
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Fascinating! I wish you would do some 3D views of ancient Mesopotamia (Babylon and Assyria)
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jorgemontoya8844
Full stop. Nice work but don't care to listen to CE. I'm not learning a new system.
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Full stop. Nice work but don't care to listen to CE. I'm not learning a new system.
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divakarsharma8283
This is really the pride of ancient Romans. My thousand salutes to diety Roma.
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This is really the pride of ancient Romans. My thousand salutes to diety Roma.
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