15 Ancient Wonders of Engineering

Humans have, since the dawn of civilization, built large and impressive structures for various reasons… such as their religious beliefs, entertainment, or simply somewhere to live. As archaeologist learn more about ancient empires, it's beginning to become clear that many were more advanced than had been previously realized, and some are far more impressive with their scale or design than was thought possible. From Neolithic buildings, to Roman temples, ancient Greek cities, and enormous sculptures… it’s time to tour the world as we visit 15 ancient wonders of engineering.
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[@garymiller5937]

A lot of these ancient civilizations were much more advanced than we have given them credit for. It goes to show perhaps we aren't as smart as we think ourselves to be. Thank you for the excellent video. 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@vesla266]

Agree, the human kind is forgetting much valuable knowledge. I think we have too much trust in technology and not our heads and knowledge

[@shirleybrooks1599]

Agree, I’m glad I’m not the only person who thinks our ancient ancestors were much smarter than academia and archaeologists would have us believe.

[@topdog8678]

Exactly, we are def not evolving!! This world have been reset many times

[@shannonkeys8594]

According to this guy it's all religious

[@vesla266]

@@shannonkeys8594 In some way it's not strange. The history shows religions were much more important than today

[@WahjoeGunawan]

You miss Angkor Watt complex Cambodia and Pompeii

[@jayasurya13]

It is incomplete without Ankorvat

[@michaelversant8401]

WTF, the fact he started out by showing some roman stadium is outrageous! With all the way older amazing structures in the world im guessing it's based on who gave the most funding :)

[@LotusFish]

Indonesia, Shri chakra as temple 🌞

[@user-wn3zk4fx6e]

you forgot the legendry kailasha temple

[@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r]

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[@alba..8479]

2:42 no freakin way are they temples built with stone tools, absolutely impossible to cut those megalithic blocks so petfectly with tools like that

[@RaphaelKonig-mh7so]

The borobudur is the largest temple in Indonesia and yes I live in Indonesia

[@memorimusic420]

3 million subs and 20K views? 🧐🧐🧐

[@pixelplay9850]

And only 22 comments….

[@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r]

The Egyptian knowledge was passed on by Jesus teaching = the Holy Spirit ❤❤❤ ☝️ 0:09

[@gutch2000]

Borobudur is not a temple. It’s a Buddhist monument.

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[@W2ATL]

The Kailasha Temple blows all of these away. It shouldn't have been possible way back when. It would be damn near impossible today. And with nothing but hand tools.....seriously?! I just can't see it.

[@shannonkeys8594]

Did you know the architects and the builders that built and designed roman buildings were Syrian slaves