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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Colosseum - HD footage, information and facts on the icon of ancient Rome; the Colosseum. The Colosseum was the Roman Empire's most impressive building. The ruins of the Colosseum have fascinated people over the centuries with its striking presence.
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"..The Colosseum was built by Emperor Verpasian, the founder of the Flavian Dynasty. The Colosseum was actually originally called "the Flavian Amphitheatre". The construction started in year 72 AD and the whole building stood completed 8 years later."
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I must say, it is still breath taking even without it's original shape. When I studied abroad, I would just sit on the wall next to it and stare at it for hours. I miss it so...
Rome is one of the greatest places in this world So amazing! Went there this past summer.
Good stuff mate! Thanks for posting this awesome vid =)
I would love to see this in person for myself. My brother just spent one of his two weeks on his honeymoon in Rome to see this himself. He brought back a shit ton of gifts that were made in Rome to spread among my family. I got an amazing brass gladiator and gold Roman helm that now sits on my desk. I too hope to see Rome one day in person. :D
Great video; thanks for the post.
awesome vid dude it helped me a lot thsnkx
Maximus! Maximus! Maximus!
*Visiting the Colosseum and sees someone on their phone not paying attention*
Me: "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?"
Let us hope it will stand for another 1000 years
Carla Bruni's 50+ great grand ma ma took on 10 gladiators at the 50 yard line in this structure in 84AD and everybody gave a thumbs up.
thumbs down meant "spared' and put the sword down. Thumb movement across the neck meant death. There's many different thoughts and ideas on this.
yes...
The decision to spare or save a fallen fighter in the arena was not actually done by a thumbs up or thumbs down. That's just how we've come to think of it. There is no actually documentation stating that that is how decisions were made.
Did you say emperor Verpasian?
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Definitely! Actually, if they reconstructed it using only the ancient tools and methods, I would take a vacation and help as an unskilled laborer!
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So, did anyone find The Apple Of Eden that i hid in 1507
So many Catholics were martyred here for the faith !
Maybe you could make a business out of this. You start small. How many tourists from all over the world would pay to help build a small roman style amphitheater?
They don't have to be as tough as the original slaves, work only for two weeks, and you don't use whips to make them go faster. This would be a potentially prick-free work environment, only workers that came for the fun experience.
They pay you so you can buy materials and some skilled workers that know how to put things together.
عربي مر من هنا 😈😈
Ma parla italiano
And not a very good dancer.
Nero was a horrible emperor.