Digital Reconstruction of the Northwest Palace, Nimrud, Assyria
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2014
- This video reconstructs the Nortwest Palace of Ashurnasirpal II at Nimrud (near modern Mosul in northern Iraq) as it would have appeared during his reign in the ninth century B.C. The video moves from the outer courtyards of the palace into the throne room and beyond into more private spaces, perhaps used for rituals. The video also shows the original location and painted colors of the relief depicting the winged, eagle-headed figure included in the exhibition Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (on view September 22, 2014-January 4, 2015).
For production credits and exhibition information-including sponsorship credits-visit MetMedia:
www.metmuseum.org/metmedia/vid...
I like how CG Assyrian figures were added into the reconstruction too. The CG people help to give you an idea of the scale of the buildings and the sculptures. Plus they help remind you that these places were once lived in.
Damn, this makes me want to go back in time and just want to explore this place! I just love the architecture.
Thanks to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for this amazing masterpiece.
Now this palace exists only in this 3D mode. Freaking ISIS destroyed this impressive palace that survived for thousands of years.
The backward ignorance of the fools. 😠
Absolutely fantastic. Please create more digital reconstructions.
Some of the most unimagineably powerful people in History sat in that Throne Room. Amazing.
God I love this. Amazing! Way to go to the museum for creating this. I wish all the Assyrian empire kingdoms had one of these. This is Nimrud. Id love to see Nineveh and Khorsabad and of course Babylon would be awesome.
superb work, I'm sharing this as widely as I can
thank you for this amazing video
What an amazing video! Please add music and sounds, it will make it even more impressive 🙏
Fantastic job. I'm quoting it in my Masters' research. Thank you! Please, don't take out!
To know the ruins we're attacked yesterday make me want to throw up!!!!! I'm speechless!!! They're killing human memory and beauty!!! The governments HAVE to do something right now!!!
Oh they're already doing something, sending them drugs and weapons.
Very impressive video. Would liked to have seen representations of everyday activities, altho that would have been a stretch perhaps. Thank you to the producers for not adding a music soundtrack!
Nice video, a little sterile with the lack of living things but there is already enough speculation in the video already . I love old ruins and I like to see them recreated even if it's speculative. It brings it to life even if they can't know exactly how it looked. I like how they commented that the carving had been scanned for colors so they knew what colors to use for the recreations. I can sometimes in my minds eye see the people that used to walk the halls and palaces, or homes.
Great work . Thank you for sharing it.
This is amazing! Have been researching the remains from palace and to see everything in situ is wonderful. Thanks
When power and weapons are given to idiots, things like this are destroyed.
Very impressive! Can I use this reconstruction in a video about Assyria?
I was lucky enough to see statues of the winged bulls in Rome. They had been taken to Rome for safe keeping from isis and were set up at the Colloseum on the day I went there
Why is there no sound
gorgeous
and now its ruined... sad.
Beautiful 3d history video length please
Nearly six million Assyrian Christians dot the world.
Mesopotamia is the homeland of the Assyrians. The famous royal cities of the Assyrians, Ashur, Nimrud (Kalhu), Arbela, Dur-Sharrukin and Nineveh were built in it. The Assyrians ruled for approximately 1,300 years - from about 2000 B.C. to 612/10 BC - in northern Mesopotamia an ancient landscape between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers. A clear reference to the existence of the Assyrians, on the other hand, can already be found in the Old Testament (1st Book of Moses 2:14).
There it says:
* “… the name of the third river is the Tigris, which flows east of Assyria. The fourth river is the Euphrates..."
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My ancestors ❤️❤️
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1:35 Were all of the reliefs painted? If so; why not in this animation?
Knightonagreyhorse they were painted, the palace inside of it also, but they had to get the colours right, and that would take time.
I understand.
History i like it
Where is the verbal commentary?
Most probably it's the place where an argument took place between Ibrahim (PBUH) and Nimrod
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Assyria will rise again as it's mentioned in bible. Amen
Lamentablemente, esto ya no existe.
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Il manque Madonna en musique d'ambiance : shining like illuminati. La lumière n'est ni bonne ni mauvaise en soi, son éblouissement sert seulement à cacher ce qu'il ne faut pas voir (le pouvoir sordide des maîtres bâtisseurs, premiers ennemis de l'écosystème et de l'homme).
Combien de guerres, de morts, de destructions naturelles et d'idioties politiques à lire entre les lignes de cet art "décadent" : pour qui ne le sait pas, ces civilisations (?) sont mortes ! Voulez-vous revivre l'esclavage quotidien des larbins bâtisseurs de ces monuments d'idiotie humaine? "Libre" à vous dirait un franc-maçon.
Réveillez-vous, l'avenir de l'humanité est ailleurs que dans ces vestiges des totalitarismes antiques. La pierre de la sagesse n'appartient pas à ces ruines et encore moins à la tyrannie de leurs commanditaires.
Qui est le plus fou, celui qui détruit ces monuments d'absurdité ou celui qui les a construits dans le pire des mépris de toute forme de vie ???