Populonia (Tuscany), Italy【Walking Tour】History in Subtitles - 4K
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Populonia was an ancient Etruscan settlement, named Fufluna (from Fufluns, Etruscan god of wine) or Pupluna, the only Etruscan city built along the coast. It was one of the 12 cities of the Etruscan Dodecapolis, the main city-states that were part of Etruria
Already in the Archaic period, probably, the inhabited area also extended to the neighboring hills and the area of the gulf, where, in addition to the main necropolis of the city, the industrial district is also located.
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The start of the aggregation process that will lead to the occupation of these lands takes place at the beginning of the Iron Age (9th century BC). The settlement system of the Late Bronze Age (12th-10th century BC) was instead characterized by small settlements located along the coast.
In the 6th century BC it lived its period of maximum splendor, coming to host many thousands of inhabitants, with an acropolis, a necropolis, several port and industrial districts. It was equipped with an imposing wall.
In Roman times, the Latin historian Tito Livio informs us that in 205 BC. Populonia supplied Scipio the African with the iron needed for the expedition to Africa, during ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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0:00 - [Drone intro]
3:00 - [Walking tour begins]
3:45 - [Medieval Gate and Vespas🛵]
7:00 - [Artist's workshop📸]
9:10 - [Church of Holy Cross - *tour inside*☀️⛪]
14:20 - [📋𝗕𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗳 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆📋]
21:10 - [Etruscan Museum📸]
34:00 - [...back in the old town...👣]
37:20 - [The Fortress of Populonia☀️🏰]
43:40 - [Panorama from the top of the Fortress⛺]
46:30 - [....one last stroll in the old town...👣]
47:20 - [Tour around the walls]
50:00 - [Panoramic Point⛺]
51:20 - [...☕️15 minutes of Ambient Sounds☕️...]
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Populonia was an ancient Etruscan settlement, named Fufluna (from Fufluns, the Etruscan god of wine and intoxication) or Pupluna, the only Etruscan city built along the coast. The name of the Etruscan city is known from its coins but has been interpreted differently.
According to some it takes its name from a god Fufluns, so it would mean "the city of Fufluns". The word was written in the Hellenistic period with the Etruscan letter F, only then introduced. Before that, Etruscans and Romans wrote a P which, however, read F.
On the other hand, Pliny refers to a statue of Zeus in Populonia carved from a vine, very old for having a stem that allows a statue and someone has suggested that the wine growing was called Fufluns. But there are those who think differently and it is not just anyone.
Iuno Populonia was the Goddess who gave birth to children, but Populonia was the Latin translation that concerned both the "poplar" and the "people", both called "Populus" and it is difficult for Iuno to be associated with the cult of a male God, so much so that the goddess Populonia was responsible for births.
But there is more, because the new moons (calends) were sacred to Juno, while the full moons (ides) were sacred to Jupiter, certainly a more archaic cult in which the dark side (neomenia) of the Moon Goddess was manifested. Jupiter is the day and all that is visible, Juno is the night and all that is invisible.
The dark side of the Goddess concerned the Underworld and therefore death, the luminous side was instead that of the births of men, animals and vegetation, therefore an allusion to the cult of a Great Mother who gives life, makes it grow and gives death.
My Gosh Alessio, GRAZIE for this... absolutely stunning info on Populonia!
Riccardo, you are now the Ambassador for central Italy promoting this region, and we are truly blessed to experience it with you. This area of Italy is so vast and you are still discovering new towns everyday. This small town is precious by it fortress and panoramic view on top of it. I enjoyed video, thanks.
Thank you dear Esther - your words are very kind. There's indeed SO much to discover here... from time to time I'm venturing a bit farther (also due costs restraints of course, as I can't afford to travel so much and so often), but central Italy has still a LOT to offer... Glad you enjoyed Populonia, a town often not very well known, undeserdevly so
Riccardo is an amazing videographer and editor. And oftentimes the storytelling comes out in the editing.
@@kensellar Ken Thank you so much for this 🙏
I had no idea.
Thanks for bring this to our attention.
Dear Ken, always happy to see you... Not well known unfortunately, but Populonia is a little gem indeed
What's fascinating is that very few people associate Tuscany with «seaside», myself included, and I've been to Italy twice. And if it wasn't for this channel, I'd still think that Tuscany is landlocked in the upper-center of Italy. Great history, and great views from the top, wow! Major brownie points for the 4x4 Panda at 16:45. 😉
Thank you dear Hugo, glad you enjoyed also Populonia. Agreed as Tuscany is often imagined as a hilly regions with cypresses all around and beautiful cities. Glad I could show some different aspect of it)
Ahhhh yes... That Panda was nice indeed; thought you would be commenting on that when the video was showed)
@@StillWanderer In all seriousness, Italy owes you a debt of gratitude. Sure, Roma, Venezia and Firenze have a LOT to show, but only visiting these is like going to the US and only visiting New York or LA. Visiting Italy means following the road less travelled, and you're quite the ambassador for that. The format of your vids not only show the towns, but give the viewer some interesting historical facts that, to me at least, generate a real desire to visit and learn. You should be paid by the tourism office to do these.
@@hugolafhugolaf Hugo Thank you so much for such words.... Always glad to know this and know I can , in my little channel, provide some comfort and some information and interest in this side of Italy...even many Italians don't know them...
The intro with the music, scenery and fortress/castle stole my heart!
Thank you Jess) Always happy to know you enjoyed it. Wish you a nice Sunday to you and Thena)
Grazie, stupendi ricordi di un viaggio di molti anni fa. ♡
Grazie a te Sibilla, peccato che molti non la conoscono... veramente bella Populonia
Спасибо за прогулку, как всегда приятно и познавательно.
Рад вы понравилось тоже Популоня Ольга 🤗
Populonia is so lovely with its old charm , museum is rich and view from top of the rock is nice . Fridays have become special these days as we are on a wonderful tour every Friday , great enjoyment 😀😀👍👍Best wishes for a happy time ahead . After terrible summer here monsoon rains have arrived with some relief . Unbearable humidity persist . Amid all this environmental crisis such wonderful vlogs are a real comfort . 👍👍❤️❤️
Thank you, always glad to read you! Populonia is indeed so pretty yet....so little known :/ weather here is horrible.... absolutely hot and humidity is crazy. I thought of going somewhere last weekend but just couldn't:/
Ohhh myyyy Sorry Rajyashree :) I'm going senile very fast...;(( Hih
@@StillWanderer Its all ok , no senile issue 😊😊
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Wow. Talk about a hilltop town. This one is so high, it's halfway to the sky. Can't wait to sit down with a coffee and watch it from start to finish. Everybody else can have their Netflix and Disneyplus. This is where I want to be.
Dear Ken, always glad to know you enjoyed the walk - Agreed with you - that's the kind of places I would want to be as well ... one can wonder and a little dream sometimes.
Wonderful tour as usual 🌹🌹
Dear Shaimaa, thank you! And always nice to see you again
I am anxiously waiting for your videos. marvelous video. watching from Pakistan
Thank you so much dear Abdul, glad you enjoy them! Salute to Pakistan from here
Lugares absolutamente fantásticos! Eu preciso te agradecer sempre, Ric. Eu fico imaginando as civilizações antigas...Quanta história! Isso é incrível!
Muito obrigado querida Mari, e sempre bom vê-lo de volta! De fato... Populonia não é tão famosa... mas imerecidamente, é uma cidade linda e rica em história. Desejo-lhe um bom domingo - na próxima sexta-feira um novo lugar interessante ...
Interesting town and amazing views. Love the vivid blue Mediterranean Sea ❤️🇮🇹
Thanks for another great video Riccardo 👍🏻😊
Glad you enjoyed also Populonia dear Angela - unfortunately, as I was writing to another friend, not a very well known town... but it's a gem in disguise I believe,. And the coast nearby is stunning as well...
Great Video.
I'm Your Fan.
It is very good video, i love this area, thank you
Thank you so much Tarek
Спасибо! Люблю Италию😍
Спасибо Вам, дорогой Сергей! На этом канале я стараюсь показывать обычно самые "необычные" города Италии. Некоторые известные тоже, но часто менее известные, которые являются замаскированными жемчужинами. Желаю вам хорошего воскресенья!
Ciao, Riccardo,and thanks for this trip and for the last 15 minutes so relaxing,such a beautiful view 🤩
Have a great weekend!
Glad you enjoyed it also Populonia dear Ioana - I'm starting to add sometimes the relaxing sounds as well... I guess it adds a bit to the reality of the towns... maybe I should make a new channel only for them?
Wish you a nice Sunday!
@@StillWanderer Dear Riccardo,I think to add a few minutes whit relaxing sounds at the end of the videos could be enough,but it's only my opinion 😀
Have a great Sunday ♥️
@@ioanapodaru8626 agreed) thank you Ioana
Amazing town! You are so fortunate to be able to walk in all these old places with such interesting history. (And Italy has so many) It always amazes me seeing how well made things were in those days.
View from the top of the fortress is so beautiful. Thank you, again, for sharing your amazing part of the world 🤗😊
Dear Geraldine, thank you so much as always. Always a pleasure reading from you - it's indeed stunning and amazing to see how well things were in those days - agreed. A town not very famous... undeserdevly so. Populonia was a great surprise to me too I must add
@@StillWanderer isn't it wonderful that even for you, finding a town like this was a surprise 🙂
@@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421 agreed Geraldine)
Tarihin , yeşilin ve mavinin buluştuğu bir yer. Giriş kapısı bize burasının sade bir yerleşim yeri olduğunu ifade eder, fakat yine taş sokaklar ve taş evler zamana direndiğini gösteriyor. Kilise çok sade ama kaleden etrafa bakmak harika . Ben o taş duvarları görünce geçmişteki yaşanmışlık gözümün önüne gelir onun için tarihi mekanları seviyorum aslında geçmiş zamanla bugünkü zamanı birlikte yaşıyorum. Sizlere çok teşekkür ediyorum emeğinize sağlık.Final kartpostal gibi görüntü.
Sevgili Bilcen, seni tekrar gördüğüme her zaman çok sevindim. Bu yeni eklentiyi beğendiğinizi bilmekten memnun oldum - geçmişte de söylediğimiz gibi, benim gibi tarih tutkusu olan başka birini görmek çok güzel! güzel bir hafta dilerim gelecek Cuma.... başka bir güzel kasaba hazırlıyor
Ne kadar güzel bir kasaba ve harika manzara 😍💙 Teşekkürler Riccardo, mutlu pazarlar ☺️
Teşekkürler sevgili Gökçe, sana da güzel bir Pazar günü dilerim!
Thanks from Pisa 🙂
Grazie Alberto!
Pensare che io ho visitato solo le zone archeologiche e l'istituto Ravasco... bello!
Ciao Fabio - prima volta anche per me fino a Populonia. Una bella scoperta davvero - poi d'estate... bella atmosfera
Великолепные панорамные виды и само расположение Populonia!
Уютный, тихий и симпатичный городок с интересным Этрусским музеем и Rocca!
Жаль что в церкви "Святого Креста" нет сомой реликвии.
У нас в Ярославской области в храме Святителя Иоанна Златоуста на подворье Переславского Никольского монастыря села Годенова есть "Животворящий Крест" который во время революции большевики хотели уничтожить, но у них ничего не вышло, а те кто пытался его уничтожить закончили очень плохо ....
Местные жители спрятали "Животворящий Крест" и теперь спустя много лет он доступен для поломников.
Несколько лет назад я ездил туда и слышал много иностранной речи из разных стран.
Спасибо Риккардо за интересную прогулку!
Дорогой Пафнутий, спасибо и рад, что Вам понравилось! спасибо за информацию в русской поместной церкви в Годенове... Люблю русские православные церкви... много лет назад ездил в гости в некоторые из них в деревню. Грустная история про большевиков....но интересно сохранилась и ладно
@@StillWanderer да, некоторым помогает "Животворящий Крест" я тоже ездил.
В Италии должно быть много подобных реликвий.
Ааа да Пафнутий... есть. Ким дня я смотрю многие "video" в России... Города... Малинкие города... Скучаю... Только кто там ехал может понять
@@StillWanderer да я помню, что вы писали как были в Санкт-Петербурге, надеюсь тоже там побывать.
Надеюсь один день Пафнутий...
ALL very old, very abandoned, very Etruscan.
Nice museum, nice pieces on display. The best pieces must be in the Vatican.
Beatiful view from the tower with is Ghibelline battlement.
The Etruscan people had a very good panoramic view from the Mirador. Surely you have also greatly enjoyed your cofee.
Thanks.
Hi Juan, agreed, the Etruscan heritage is quite strong there; nearby there's the archeological site of the old Populonia, just near the parking space you can see from the drone intro; I would have loved to have visited it too, as it's in great shape but it was so hot... maybe next time. A long rich history it has Populonia. After the walk surely enjoyed the coffee in that bar near the main gate too)
Buon weekend and ciao
33:21 Wow, I wonder where they found that massive cistern and if it was in one piece when they found it!
Indeed Avery, very interesting. I suspect it was in one piece but not sure
Toscana, mia Amore 💋🇮🇹
It was nice to get back to Toscana for me as well I must say Lola - always stunning and over any expectations
I read about the Etruscan museum but I never been there
Also wanted to go Maria
Hola! Me encantan tus videos, siento que me relajan,tengo curiosidad, cuando visites uno de estos pueblos ver cómo es una casa por dentro, como suelen vivir allí. Saludos desde Colombia ❤️
Hola Keyla, gracias por tu comentario y me alegra que disfrutes los videos! Han pasado más de 3 años desde que camino) A veces también trato de mirar dentro, pero como la gente, por supuesto, no quiere, a veces es difícil... pero también trato de obtener pequeños atisbos del interior, especialmente más tarde. vídeos ¡Espero mostrar más! Gracias de nuevo Keyla y vendrán más videos! Saludos a Colombia (Espero visitar Sudamérica algún día Si tendré el dinero para viajar tan lejos...)
Gracias por responder ❤️ saludos
@@keylamendez8801 🤗Keyla
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Grazie Lola!
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Grazie Daniel!
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Thank you Jason! And nice to see you again
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Grazie Eugenius!
une merveille ,ciao bob samedi
Merci cher cher Line! Et bon fin de semaine, a vendredi!
Do all 17 people attend the town hall meetings to vote on policies?
Ah... indeed Sharon, that's a very interesting question... I suppose yes, it must be quite fun to attend something like that - like a condominium gathering I suppose)