Exploring the Ancient Greek city of Elea Velia in the majestic Cilento National Park

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  • Walk in the footsteps of philosophers in the Ancient Greek city of Elea Velia, now one of the Magna Graecia archaeological sites in Cilento National Park. With the beautiful Cilento Italy as a backdrop, this is one of Italy’s most interesting heritage sites for Ancient Greek architecture and archaeology.
    CHAPTERS
    00:00 The archaeological site of Elea Velia in the Cilento National Park
    01:12 The ancient Greek city of Elea Velia was founded by Greek colonies in 540 BC
    02:19 Mixing large and small building blocks is a typical feature of ancient Greek architecture
    02:41 The pedestrian gate: the entrance to the ancient Greek city of Elea Velia
    03:07 Here, there is a rare example of an ancient Greek road which runs past the ancient Greek buildings
    03:44 Alongside the ancient Greek road, you will find ancient Roman baths
    04:13 This is the best preserved ancient Greek road in the Magna Graecia (Greater Greece) region
    05:01 The ancient gate is one of the most important archaeological finds at Elea Velia
    07:09 The Acropolis of Elea Velia is located on a rocky outcrop above the Tyrrhenian Sea
    07:52 Looking out across Cilento is the Greek theatre of Elea Velia archaeological park
    08:52 The Acropolis of Elea Velia has the footprints of different times in history, including its medieval tower
    10:38 Even in Cilento in Southern Italy, you can discover ancient Greek architecture - this is Magna Grecia
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    WHERE WE SHOT THE VIDEO
    Country: Italy
    Region: Campania
    City: Velia
    Gps: 40° 9'38.16"N 15° 9'15.90"E
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ความคิดเห็น • 4

  • @italickorps961
    @italickorps961 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Parmenide was born there

  • @southface6684
    @southface6684 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    People in south Italy is more Greeks then the mainland Greeks

    • @KissFromTheWorld
      @KissFromTheWorld  6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Absolutely, the cultural resonance of ancient Greece is palpable in the very fabric of southern Italy. The Magna Graecia region, which encompasses remarkable sites like Elea Velia within the enchanting backdrop of Cilento National Park, serves as a living testament to the enduring connection between the local communities and the profound legacy of Greek civilization. It's not just a historical intersection; it's a dynamic fusion that has shaped the identity, traditions, and even the mindset of the people in this region.
      The archaeological treasures found here are a captivating reflection of the symbiosis between southern Italy and its Hellenic roots. Exploring the ancient Greek architecture and delving into the layers of history at these sites provides a profound understanding of how deeply intertwined the two cultures are. From philosophical ideologies to artistic expressions, the influence of ancient Greece reverberates through the centuries in the heart of Cilento.
      One can't help but marvel at the resilience and preservation of this cultural tapestry. The vibrant traditions, culinary delights, and even the warmth of the local hospitality seem to carry a subtle imprint of the Greek spirit. Walking in the footsteps of philosophers in Elea Velia is not just a historical excursion; it's an immersive journey into a living legacy that continues to shape the narrative of southern Italy. The phrase 'People in south Italy are more Greeks than the mainland Greeks' becomes more than a statement; it's an acknowledgment of a shared cultural heritage that transcends time and geographical boundaries.
      Cheers, Domenico and Giulia