No she doesn't. She's literally the worst correspondent on The Wire. Lifeless and uninspiring narration coupled with unexceptional content. But to each to their own I guess
Impressive find. I wish Indian history was supported by such detailed archaeological excavation. There are 400 sites of Harappa or Saraswati civilization which are awaiting excavation. No government has provided budget for this work.
better make sure that when they do this work they guarantee that the findings are preserved for future generations. And I assure You this costs MUCH more than simply excavate the place.
You have all the info on Historical sites of the world but nobody takes notice of SIMILAR Settlement present here in India. It's SIRPUR in Chhattisgarh. It's a burried city still to be explored which once had its own port on Mahanadi River and exported goods to Sumatra in Indonesia. More than 10000 Buddhist monks studied here. It may be as big as Rakhigarhi but completely ignored by the Historians and Govt.
The first time I actually heard about Pompeii was when I saw the Pink Floyd performance in Pompeii. It was marvellous music and that amphitheatre was so well preserved I thought it was staged. Today I realized, it's not, thank to your episode. Excellent presentation.
such an informative and knowledgeable section is this by ThePrint... no news channels has one .... again a great work by ThePrint and team... happy new year to you guys 🎉🎂🎉
Wow!!! This is such a superb piece of information about ancient civilizations. Also, very interesting to see what a combination of science and archeology can deliver us.
There is actually a RUclips channel named "Tasting History with Max Miller". Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/5S7Bb0Qg-oE/видео.html He prepares foods from the ancient period. :D
Considering it's importance and the number of visitors, Pompeii is a pain to reach. Getting to Naples is ok, but the local train to Pompeii from there can be a nightmare. The brakes on ours caught fire because it was overloaded 😆
It's unfortunate that it's in Italy, quite apart from being in an earthquake zone. It's in a sad and shabby state of neglect now and will only deteriorate further.
I heard on some other video that the words on the dog leash said "beware of the dog." Now I'm not sure if that was the owner warning would be thieves or a customer warning others about the owners culinary practices. There was also the remains of an adult dog only 10 inches high, so the beware of the dog sign could've been a lighthearted joke by the owner. So I guess my question is was the proclaimed curse word a separate thing to the beware of dog sign or if it's the same thing then is someone mistaken to its actual meaning?
Frescos of Pompeii are very modern, very much similar to the Renaissance period paintings. Paintings from the medieval era look childish as compared to Pompeii's Frescos. An extremely advanced civilization that we lost.
@Soul of nature The people of the Indus Valley Civilisation in northwest India had a predominantly meat-heavy diet, comprising animals like pigs, cattle, buffalo and sheep, along with dairy products, a study published in Journal of Archaeological Science has shown.There are many references about it recently and also with National museum.
@@AmritSingh-sp7dw Every country in Europe is different and I'm talking about Italy where veal is preferred to beef.The big beef producing countries in Europe are France, Germany and England, but even these countries don't consume as much beef on a per capita basis as most other countries.
@@yaseenshaik5129 Well, a 4000 years old Shivalinga was discovered in Varanasi. We have many Hindu temples, which are way more than 3000 years old. There is a temple in Malleswaram, which is more than 6500 years old. You probably need to search and then comment👍
@@ObitoUchiha10089 The Shiva temple in Malleswaram, which is around 6500 yrs old, was discovered just 3 years ago. It was completely buried, which was recently discovered👍🕉️
"Just in pompei, we have actually discovered....... " what the hell.... when you are a transmitting medium, please have the necesary coutesy to respect the actual team working.. heights of non professional behaviour
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Everything she spoke was so simple, clear cut and to the point. She deserves a separate show on the Print.
No she doesn't. She's literally the worst correspondent on The Wire. Lifeless and uninspiring narration coupled with unexceptional content. But to each to their own I guess
@@laxjs i agree, she seems so ingenious
@@laxjs hmm
@@pauls2613 I don't think you know what ingenious means pal
@@laxjs lol i meant disingenuous .
Shekhar ji. Please have a separate channel for Sandhya, "Print Science".
@Soul of nature LLLLLL
Her presentations are always well-prepared and she speaks real well. Worth watching.
Impressive find. I wish Indian history was supported by such detailed archaeological excavation. There are 400 sites of Harappa or Saraswati civilization which are awaiting excavation. No government has provided budget for this work.
better make sure that when they do this work they guarantee that the findings are preserved for future generations. And I assure You this costs MUCH more than simply excavate the place.
You have all the info on Historical sites of the world but nobody takes notice of SIMILAR Settlement present here in India.
It's SIRPUR in Chhattisgarh. It's a burried city still to be explored which once had its own port on Mahanadi River and exported goods to Sumatra in Indonesia.
More than 10000 Buddhist monks studied here. It may be as big as Rakhigarhi but completely ignored by the Historians and Govt.
Legends say that the best thing from the stall (thermopolium) was : choco lava cake!!!
Lol
The Romans didn't have chocolate and no lava hit Pompeii.
The first time I actually heard about Pompeii was when I saw the Pink Floyd performance in Pompeii. It was marvellous music and that amphitheatre was so well preserved I thought it was staged. Today I realized, it's not, thank to your episode. Excellent presentation.
Ah a man/woman of culture! Nice to see a fellow floyd fan here.
I added because I appreciate the way the finds are presented. No nonsense. Very interesting. I am happy I found this channel. Fascinating.
Sandhya is the second most beautiful journalist I know. first is obviously shekhar gupta.
Loved the show! Highly informative in simple words!
such an informative and knowledgeable section is this by ThePrint... no news channels has one .... again a great work by ThePrint and team... happy new year to you guys 🎉🎂🎉
Love you Sandhya, and wishing you a very happy new year!
This is extremely awesome! Thanks for making a video on this.
Excellent Ms. Ramesh. Thoroughly enjoyed the presentation with factual information. Keep up the great work.
Wow!!! This is such a superb piece of information about ancient civilizations. Also, very interesting to see what a combination of science and archeology can deliver us.
There are many of these "fast food" stalls in the city, but this is the first one I've seen with the decorations intact.
I forgot what actual news sounded like. Thank you! Happy New Year!
A suggestion to print , try covering ancient indian architecture .
They wouldn't . Their ideology would not support them to appreciate indian history ie Vedic history.
If there are any recent findings in that area i am sure they would .this is after all a news channel
@@newsupdates3622 😂😂
How are there dislikes on a pure science video🤦🤦
Happy New Year Sandhya Ramesh. Very good quality presentation. This what I study during my M A Archaeology.
i m a SCIENCE LOVER. and i love who loves SCIENCE.. SANDHYA thanks for sharing ur knowledge. LOTS OF LOVE
Hi Vikash. Happy to hear that. Do keep tuning in.
@@ThePrintIndia always ☺️
You always present interesting topics. Ancient fast food. Now that's something!
Is the stall on swiggy or zomato? Need to order a "classic Greek Plato" 😂
There is actually a RUclips channel named "Tasting History with Max Miller".
Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/5S7Bb0Qg-oE/видео.html
He prepares foods from the ancient period. :D
Considering it's importance and the number of visitors, Pompeii is a pain to reach. Getting to Naples is ok, but the local train to Pompeii from there can be a nightmare. The brakes on ours caught fire because it was overloaded 😆
It's unfortunate that it's in Italy, quite apart from being in an earthquake zone. It's in a sad and shabby state of neglect now and will only deteriorate further.
Simply Brilliant.
Great effort Ma'am explaining it. Great way to teach students.
Sandhya made me think of becoming an archeologist by the vid’s end. A flagship segment of The Print by Sandhya
Wow Sandhya!👍👍👍
No one has ever explained what those holes in the counter was for was it to hold food vases?
One of the best pure science videos!!
I heard on some other video that the words on the dog leash said "beware of the dog." Now I'm not sure if that was the owner warning would be thieves or a customer warning others about the owners culinary practices. There was also the remains of an adult dog only 10 inches high, so the beware of the dog sign could've been a lighthearted joke by the owner. So I guess my question is was the proclaimed curse word a separate thing to the beware of dog sign or if it's the same thing then is someone mistaken to its actual meaning?
It looks like the place can open up and start selling hot meals with just a bit of cleaning and restocking.
Just fascinating
It's extremely wrong to call it a "fast food stall". It's a street stall or a food stall for travelers etc.
God bless u sandhya..u r awesome.❤
Frescos of Pompeii are very modern, very much similar to the Renaissance period paintings. Paintings from the medieval era look childish as compared to Pompeii's Frescos. An extremely advanced civilization that we lost.
Mind-blowing.
Just developed a new interest...
Is it only me who can hear some rock music being played in the background.
There's an similar site in the carribbean, can anyone name it?
No beef in there menu,and in Indus civilization they say they had Beef in the menu.what a contradiction.May be they are the true cow worshipers.
They hardly have it today.
@Soul of nature The people of the Indus Valley Civilisation in northwest India had a predominantly meat-heavy diet, comprising animals like pigs, cattle, buffalo and sheep, along with dairy products, a study published in Journal of Archaeological Science has shown.There are many references about it recently and also with National museum.
@@sincsys Did you ever hear about steaks and meatballs, if anything Europeans love their beef
@@sincsys interesting, I checked the facts and you're right. Sorry for my behavior previously
@@AmritSingh-sp7dw Every country in Europe is different and I'm talking about Italy where veal is preferred to beef.The big beef producing countries in Europe are France, Germany and England, but even these countries don't consume as much beef on a per capita basis as most other countries.
I guess Ross mentioned this site
First time I have given a like to a libraandu channel.
Mam please make video on Monoliths
Again brilliant video by Exquisite looking lady.. Ma'am please put videos in Hindi too.. Will add many viewes..
Just here to wish you all a Happy New Year and make the customer “Is it on Zomato” joke
PLEASE RELEASE SEPARATE DVDs OR PEN DRIVES ON SALE OF THIS SERIES.
It's almost as reading an very detailed scientific article....
again ninja techniques of the print force me to click me into this video
Wonder what it is
Must be some guy from UP selling panipuri
Sandhya.. ❤️ 🤩
This is good
Mind blown :)
no curse word in dog fresco just beware of dog in latin
I read the story of pompei
It is very sad
Loved this episode
Make on video on Dwarka city slso
getting leaner and .....
Aloo bukhaara 👍😊
If the valcono haven't irrupted the city would be likely be living now
Everyone came to listen her voice xD
mai omelette khaunga
Lmao
👌
Beef and pork meals of indus valley people also could be included in pure science..
7:05 Archaeologists are too much oversmart and too much extremist nationalists. They don't want to show that their ancestors eaten mouses
It is mice, not "mouses".
No karuna no karuna
Jai karuna jai karuna
Pompei movie
Am i only here who feels like she is seducing us
Please pay attention to the 5000-year-old structures we also have.
there no is monument in India exists from 5000 years
@@yaseenshaik5129 Well, a 4000 years old Shivalinga was discovered in Varanasi. We have many Hindu temples, which are way more than 3000 years old. There is a temple in Malleswaram, which is more than 6500 years old. You probably need to search and then comment👍
@@kiritsinghania9945 Which temple in Malleshwaram are you talking about my friend? Could you give us some more info?
@@ObitoUchiha10089 The Shiva temple in Malleswaram, which is around 6500 yrs old, was discovered just 3 years ago. It was completely buried, which was recently discovered👍🕉️
@@ivaankairav3654 Lol, we don't have anything which is 10000 years old. We just have the Bhimbteka caves in MP, which is more than 9000 years old👍
It was an homosexual civilization. And hence got destroyed by God's Wrath!
You a hidden fenook imho
You mean homophobic peaceful God?
It was a pagan worshipping nation which brought God's Wrath, too!
Built by India.
Bharat Mata ki Jai
First view yay!!
"Just in pompei, we have actually discovered....... " what the hell.... when you are a transmitting medium, please have the necesary coutesy to respect the actual team working.. heights of non professional behaviour
Sorry to inform you...she is a part of this team ! Now maybe you better understand now why she says "we". Yes??
@@vivians9392 informing is a good thing. Why are you sorry?
Indian liberals :- we believe excavation in Italy but we reject ASI excavation under Babri masjid