Pompeii: Visiting the Lost City and the National Archaeology Museum in Naples, Italy
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2011
- The ruins of Pompeii are incredible, but without a visit to the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, they feel incomplete. Most of the artifacts, mosaics, and frescoes from Pompeii are on display there, creating a more complete view of the famous lost city. The mosaics are rightfully famous, but the terrific condition of the frescoes blew me away.
wonderful video! I love the difference between home made videos and the documentaries you see on tv. Your video gives people at home a feeling of what it's like to really be there. Thank you!
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thank you for this very informative video . the filming was wonderful. panning was great .i will never be able to go to Naples, but feel i was there .
Have been there years ago, found it very impressive to walk around and seeing the city, also how plants have grown out of their destruction.
I've been there. It was astonishing, so grateful to my wonderful school. We also visited mt vesuvious
An outstanding job! Well done and thank you for the written narration as well. This is amazing. It is sad so many souls lost their lives and homes. Without the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, this would not have been preserved and excavated. I am certain we would never had an opportunity to know the art, culture and architecture of this ancient civilization. Thank you for bringing it to us!
Went there this year after seeing this a few years ago.and I love it.
Thank you for posting this video--really enjoyed it. You did a fine job with the filming and information given.
Been there in 2017.... excellent video captured it to the T superb 👏
👍👍 Thanks
Great video. I went to Pompeii last February. It was an amazing place to visit.
Amazing
Great video. Thanks for posting!!!!
great video to give a general idea of pompeii, and thanks for the extra info :D
Thank you for posting this!
Hermoso verlo
Well done! Very instructive! Thanks for posting.
Gracias por subir el vídeo, incluyendo el del museo, es muy interesante.
brilliant thank you so much
What amazing place to visit and I’m very impressed by this clip, couldn’t imagine what my feeling would be like but I definitely will be speechless and admire the beauty of it....and as for them band of tourists who assaulted you...whatever their problem was that their crap 💩.....believe me if they did that to me I definitely show them my Native Haka and that would shut them up 🤣......However, thank you for sharing your clip 👍🏾💖
Dear Scrovegni1305, i love your love for italy, great videos keep'em going!
Thank you for posting such good documentation. Due to time constraints and crowdedness there was my documentation very poor, nothing to this good quality stuff.
that is incredible
thank you for sharing - it's my dream to vistit there one day
Mmmm sodomaaa
I dunno if it "stuck", not sure how that works, but yes it coated them and then hardened I guess. So when their bodies decomposed, a hollow cavity was left in the rock/ash. Pouring plaster into it was like pouring plaster into a mould, and allowed us to see these people and animals in their final moments.
ty I got very good information, that is awesome
Fantastic video, thanks! Good subbing as well!
Great video. Thanks. Did you use and guide book for the site? Can you recommand any?
@therox68 Thank you! However, do you think the videos run a little jerky in 1080p? I'm thinking of going back to 720p. Should I?
@therox68 When they were just in 720p, they weren't jerky. Should I go back to 720p? I can't decide.
very nice,
(but microphone video-camera should be protected against wind)
Great video! What was your favorite part? Did you like capri? Did you film? Thank you.
@lanewtopia - I didn't go to Herculaneum so unless they transported part of it to the Pompeii site, then it really can't be Herculaneum. :-)
Giorno has having a big dream right there.
Wonderful detailed video! By the way, did you see a toliet or loo in any of the homes or a bathtub, what did they use?
Public toilets for the public but Rich people have their own
Toilets were in their kitchens apparently. 😝
In the home the toilet was in the kitchens, in addition to the large public toilets. They had no concept of bacteria and germs in general. Though they enjoyed bathing in the public bath houses, they weren't doing it for sanitary reasons, but social and business opportunities.
The architects of this contemporaneous, Western society have not the remotest idea of what beauty meant in the ancient world. On the other hand, not exenerating the modern constructors, they cannot draw any inspiration, placidness, allure or charm from the ugliness, grotesqueness and plainness from any present, barbaric tribe. The Greco-Roman, not only architecture but all the arts in general, permeat and exude an unequalled sense of grace, enchantment, mystery. Just contemplating it I lose myself in a world of reverie and fantasy.
Welp when i was Playing the app called Father and Son it said to unlock the wardrobe you need to go there to unlock it and i followed it and it worked i unlocked it
After that what did you find
You know it right? A Wardrobe
@Scrovegni1305 I think they're okay, i don't think you should go back.
Quran sura al-imran verse 137.
Sura al-ambia verse 11...
I'm very heppy Alhamdulillah i'm Muslim from Bangladesh
This type of punishment mentioned in Quran. Qur'an says that Burning materials fuel of hell are Men and Rocks. Men get lesson from this ruins. This punishment will come towards me and you Insha Allah.
Your explaination is insensible and negates the Quran as a Book of Peace. If your explaination is true then explain why the Tsunami in Indonesia in 2004.
Want you insinuate Allah punished hundreds thousands islam people who were pious and religious, for some minor sins? 🤦