Lens Into History: Ancient Carthage - A Capture Before the Roman Conquest - Part I
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Dive deep into the past with a five-minute drone flight exploring ancient Carthage just before its conquest by the Romans. This immersive history experience offers a unique perspective on the architectural marvels and vibrant urban life that once formed the heart of this mighty civilization. As you soar over the harbor entrance and the central shipyards, you experience the engineering prowess and strategic defense structures that defined Carthage shortly before the Third Punic War. It's an immersive experience that brings history and archaeology to life, perfect for anyone interested in the complexity of ancient civilizations and their impact on today's world.
These recordings offer a unique ambient experience, perfect for meditatively transporting yourself back to the past. Let yourself be enveloped by the sounds and images of ancient Rome. Ideal for ASMR lovers and history enthusiasts seeking an immersive escape into bygone eras.
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We encourage you to engage in the comments section below. Your feedback and suggestions are incredibly valuable and welcome, as this is a completely new concept. Together with our first subscribers, we aim to shape the evolution of this project. Let's start a conversation!
Nice done, is hard to believe is all gone. So many great empires just dissappared almost without a trace and some places are just legends.
Absolutely, but this is precisely what makes them immortal
Thank you for this magnificent memory you rescued from oblivion.
Thank you very much Iosh
I love it so much. Since I played Origins and Odyssey, I have been obsessed with ancient civilization
I from Tunisia that's awesome❤
This is magnificent, to see the beauty of ancient Carthage. Please make something like this for ancient civilization in India or SE Asia.
Thank you very much!! Within the framework of the Moment project, we will now publish many more sceneries, with numerous others in planning. Immersive moments from the most diverse cultural circles, epochs and continents.
Damn this is incredible
Thank you very much ;)
I really hoped for other views of this model since the city looks quite detailed
Then our next video about the fall of Carthage will certainly be of interest to you
Parabéns pelo trabalho! #Brazil
That’s amazing! Thank you so much
Thanks a lot 🙏
Very well done ... I am just studying in detail the end of the first punic war and the start of the second punic war .... this would be the moment of your video recreation, after the mercenaries war
That's right. The moment before the total destruction of Carthage
Please more of carthage!
We are currently working on releasing additional views of the historical recordings from Project MOMENT. These extra perspectives will be compiled into their own thematic playlists to provide a comprehensive and complete picture of the respective locations and eras. We are in the process of preparing everything, so you will soon see more from each location
@@project-moment awesome :)
Очень впечатляет 👍
Thanks a lot 🙏
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"Magnificent work, I hope you receive much recognition. Have you ever considered working on a reconstruction of Constantinople in the future?"
It would make us happy to share the feeling of experiencing the past as vividly as possible with as many people as possible.
We will be focusing on Renaissance Rome in the near future. At this time, a village with St. Peter's Basilica as a gigantic building site. And yes, Constantinople would be important in this context at the latest 😉
I am oddly mesmerized by the rhythmic rowing of the ships.
Good job
Wow👏👏
thank you 🙏
530 views and this gets recommended.
RUclips's knows me too well.
Hey. Indeed a great work. Make please a reconstruction of Niniveh, capital of the Neo-Assyrian Empire.
Are any of these clips available for licensing?
Let's try to imagine how different things would be in the ancient world if Carthage had won the Punic Wars.
Please Tiro next?
How did you make this?
Recorded it by a drone 🙄 smh
What if such technology actually did exist? The possibility to view and experience the past in a way that has been unimaginable until now. In the context of the MOMENT-Archives, I would not rule anything out. ;)
Look at those ships. How did Carthage ever lost the war?
on land
Whenever possible, the Romans avoided sea battles
Rome had Ships as well bro. Search up Battle of Cape Ecnomus. Arguably the biggest sea battle of all time. Roman Victory
Thanks to the Corvus.
Corruption and weaks politicians, say the father of Hannibal barca, Hamilcar Barca
So when does the game come out?
Carthage, an African Utopia
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Make sure you always remind your government, corruption is the root of falling nation, continue your corruption and weak as politicians, and other nation will just replace you.
You never see or hear much about Carthage. Is this in what is now, Libya?
Tunisia. More precisely in Tunis
You've done a fantastic job. One petty quibble is that this wailing minor key music is now an informal designation for "losers". Hence, trite.
Thank you very much Peter
Well, what follows will be one of the biggest losses in world history. Although this fact is of course different from a Roman perspective ;)
The Phoenicians had to be a great people
A great African black race.
Indeed, Phoenicia city states as start on Canaanite region is skillful trader and shipbuilders.
@@JkDibine in your dreams
@@igolfjtweetler4097 In your dreams. Canaanites are from East Africa.
The Bible already confirmed it. Even Israelites are black, so was Indigenous Greece and Carthage