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What Ancient Ephesus Looked Like
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- čas přidán 22. 11. 2023
- Come on a journey to ancient Ephesus. This short video will guide you through what it looks like today, and what it might have looked like 2000 years ago.
The 3D reconstructions were made by Halit Selo, a talented artist in Turkey.
You can find his Instagram account at: / lavarchstudio
Video edited by Jordan Amit
A full video on Roman Ephesus is coming soon, but for now you can watch the last one, which covers the Greek history of Ephesus, which was a city in a different location than the Roman one depicted here: • Ephesus and The Larges...
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Maybe the first amphitheater I've seen with a roof.
Yes but technically, it's a theater not amphitheater because it's half a circle. These small ones are often called Odeon or Bouleuterion. But yes they were able to build a roof because they were small enough. The Great Theater at Ephesus is way too big.
I'm glad you liked it. A talented artist from Turkey made this, and I incorporated it into the shots of modern day.
@@Street-Gems Very cool, thanks for the info! I enjoy all of your animations.
@@JohnVance Thanks! By the way, since we're on the topic of amphitheaters, those were the oval shaped arenas for gladiatorial fights. As far as I know, Ephesus didn't have one, which is weird because it seems like almost every major Roman city had one.
amphi meaning double like ambidextrous means a person can use both hands as if they were right hands. (Dexter meaning 'right' (hand), Sinister meaning 'left' hand), indeed from the modern alternative meanings of the word right (correct) and sinister (well, sinister) and left meaning left over, unwanted - we can see the prejudice against left-handedness that persisted in the 20th century in the UK certainly. Fair enough .... writes a man with fair hair?
Thanks for making this - then/now comparison shots and videos are fascinating!
I'm glad you appreciated this.
This is an incredible feature...showing what cities looked like. Would love to see every single ancient site the way it must have looked. Please bring them on !!!
Yeah this is a new idea I had that I want to try to bring more of. It's not always easy to find the right reconstructions and pair them with modern video shots.
Ephesus is still on my bucket list ! . What a great place. Great video once again.
I hope you get to go.
This is beautifully done, just 1 point: it's missing colour :) Roman cities were very colourful, w every frieze, statue, mural painted and we have evidence that most houses would have painted/coloured walls as well.
As always, thank you for the great videography! It seems like one can almost hear the footfalls of the people walking!
Means I achieved my goal 😄 I wanted to give a feeling of being transported back in time. Thanks for your feedback.
Right angles too perfect!
are you saying I nailed the angles? or the opposite haha. I had to choose the closest I had at my disposal.
Incredible....
Wonderful stuff - thank you!
Wonderful re-creation. The streets with the apartments remind me of today's costas...
Thank you. What are costas?
Street, that was brilliant! Liked - no, wait - LOVED... and subscribed! (Or, if you prefer, Mr. Gems?)
Haha, Jordan is my name. Thanks for subscribing!
@@Street-Gems And my name is Jim.
@@cerberus6654 Nice to meet you Jim. Glad to have you follow me.
@@Street-Gems Thanks!
i love the music in these vids.
Thanks! I choose them careully.
Well done thank you
Amazing work.
Thank you. The reconstructions themselves were made by a talented artist in Turkey, and I put the final video together.
Whoa, amazing works…
Thank your for making this video!
Glad you liked it :)
I like how technology helps us visualize what the ancient world might have looked like ❤
Yeah it's a blessing to have.
Nice
If you look carefully you will see a fish at the end of the street
what fish?
wow
Incredible city. Amazing to walk.
You really like Ephesus too! I feel like ive been there in another life
Yes this was a deep dive. But on to the next topic.
The music you play, flute' s sound, is not Greek but Aabic.
Yeah I know. I felt like Greek music didn't really work here. But my next video is about Greek history and there will be good Greek music in that one.
@@Street-Gems Greek music is not melancholic and wino, like the Ameridians , Aztecs, Mayans, Inkas, Red Indians, whom their music convey their sufferngs and persecutions from the Conquistadores. The pseudogreeks of today their music, the mainstream, is a NOISE, bouzouki, klarinon, ntaouli, a barbarism, and the feeling of a Hellene's gentle soul,, form being in abstention than for participation. But ; command you for a honest effort.
@@uchfed9499 yeah I wasn't thinking I was putting on Greek music. I just felt it fit an "ancient vibe". But if you're Greek, please wait for my next video. It'll be a really good one, with Greek music appropriately.
My good friend. I am a Hellene. You will find Greek music in, Stranvisky's, Apollon Musagetes, in Mozart's 40th Symphony ZEUS, Debussy's Prelude ά L' Apres - midi d' un faune, (magic flute), in Syrinx, ( flute),
Luigi della Picola's, Marsyas ( a magic flute and orchestra), Gustav Holast's The Planets (specially Mars), Saint - Saens, Le Rouet d' Omphale, Jeunesse d' Hercule , Wagner's Die Feen,(the Fairies), Der Ring des Nebelungen....There are 100 more. Wagner, said, ''if we had not remains of the hellenic music notes we could not have our music of today. '' Only in classic, enorchistrations, operas, Sympphonic poems forms, you will find the true Greek music. If you wanna make a difference you must dig into the classics. Gongrats for you inclination to such a particular and dangerous themes you explore. Platon says only your soul transcribes your creativity, and l dare to say that you must have something Greek in there, to trigger your attention
@@Street-Gems I'm waiting my good friend. Use, Pan's flute, and Apollon's lyra, of Stravinsky's APOLLON MUSAGETES.
2,000 YEARS later and we STILL use the Roman's greatest gift to us.. roads.