How These 10 Ancient Ruins And Archaeological Sites Looked Like
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- Everyone, who loves traveling, loves sightseeing: Taj Mahal in India, the Colosseum in Italy, the ancient city of Machu Picchu in Peru and many more. You've definitely seen the pictures of these sights multiple times but have you ever wondered how it once looked? Way back in the days when they were built? Or even earlier than that... Here're the most famous archeological sites: then vs. now. Let's see how they've changed with time...
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With an all-white exterior in that sun the Egyptian pyramids would be utterly blinding to look at.
That's awesome.
The Pyramids of Giza - I have walked the floors of the Colosseum in Rome, strolled atop the Great Wall at Bandung in China, lazed around the verdant park around the Taj Majal in India, wondered at the walls of Angkor Wat in Cambodia and seen other equal or lesser monuments and ancient archeological structures all over the world in my many years of travel - but I would say that nothing seizes, mystifies, intimidates, mesmerizes and dominates you ever more than the increasingly looming sights as you approach the triangular shapes from a distance - of the Pyramids of Giza Plateau, 16 kms at the outskirts of Cairo in Egypt - an experience to me as most mortifying than anything else I have gone through as a traveler! To describe the sight as awe inspiring would still be an understatement. It was more to me like a living confrontational experience with thousands of years of tales and of a grand presentation by history of the structural wonders witnessed no less than by Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony, by Alexander the Great and by Napoleon Bonaparte through time and space! I still vividly recall in 1984, as I approached by road the structures in a craggy Fiat taxi on a late noon, the sight’s having evoked a feeling most akin to having the ancient tales of the world being told and laid down before me represented by those gloriously magnificent monuments as silent witnesses and muted testimonies of man’s intellect, power and will!
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Wow! Amazing memories for you. You should write a book. I'd read it for sure. Your descriptive narration is beautiful.
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Amazing crash course on history consisely presented in minutes.
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Hoping I can witness these wonderful 👍😊 videos again, thank you .
Thankyou for giving this intresting facts..
I love these types of videos! All of these structures were incredibly made and had purpose. All still do as we love to visit and become enthralled as we step back in time. I sadly haven't gotten the chance to visit any of them but it's a huge goal of mine to see all of them before I die. I'm especially yearning for the feelings that will rush to me as I'm stepping into these sacred architectures. Just to see how people lived back then and walk the same trails that they once did. It's a memory that I long for. 🖤
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This was a beautiful video! I love going to ancient ruins.
Cool videos with relaxing voice
I seriously want to time travel to the past just to see how ancient monuments looked like and how the people spend their regular lives
Great video
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I visited the coliseum a few days ago, it is ginormous, larger than I thought
I wish I was here when they built these 🙃😊😊😊
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Love the video. Though the Giza pyramid wasn’t a thumb. It might have been used that way later though.
Hi, Velandra...didnt exactly get what you meant by 'thumb' (?). If you meant "thumbs up" try reading my comment, above, 2 mos. back. /kindest best wishes...
First time I'm early😂 btw I love watching this kind of videos😊
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The colosseum was built in BC not AD,thats a fun fact
Awesome
I have never low key heard, experienced nor imagined this
Im just wondering if there's any secret rooms in machu picchu unexplored 🤔
Amazing video
Can I please know which software do you use to edit ur video
Can you make a video purely on the partheonon explaining like it's history, how it was build, why was it built, who built it, who started it's construction, who commisioned it and more.
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It looks best..as present..
I have visited the Taj Mahal:)
Nice
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Love the video. Though the Giza pyramid wasn’t a burial site. It might have been used that way later though.
Cool
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The Eiffel Tower used to be red and the Statue of Liberty used to be shiny copper.
Aaron, thanks for the info. I have been there in 1989 but didn't know about the original color of the structure until I read your comment today. And if I may also add: Everyone might be interested to know that there is an Elevator (Lift) up to the very top of the Tour Eiffel (which could cost you an extra bit to enjoy) - surprisingly, considering the contour and shape of the structure - but the Parisians still managed to set up a rectangularly shaped Lift with views, that could accommodate about a dozen persons in each trip. The midway to topmost trip could cost you more, but is well worth it, where you will view life-like images of Gustav Eiffel (the tower's creator) seated around a meeting with his technical friends. The view from that topmost elevation is breathtaking as well and provides a bird's eyeview of Paris environs around the small platform.
@@manuelsosa1656 But they are nowhere near "ancient" and lean more towards "contemporary". This video is ONLY for ANCIENT structures, so the Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty do not count.
ma-chu pic-chu. there's an extra 'c' in "picchu', the first one is pronounced like a 'k'. pik-chu. the plural of 'inca' is 'inca'. no 's' added. the inca.
Have you ever thought how advanced ancient people were!!!
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Taj Mahal hasn't changed much over the years since it has been built.
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I wish I have an time machine soon 😘
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Taj mahal 💖 from karnataka
Fantastic Place and Landmark. I've been there in November 1992, and I remember the weather in India (Mumbai, New Delhi and Agra) was most perfect!
I want to add the leaning tower of Pisa in Pisa Italy but although it’s not abandoned but it just got tilted and I wanted to be added
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Srilanka 🇱🇰 Sigiriya Lion Rock castle
You made a colossal mistake regarding the date of the construction of Machu Picchu. It was around 1450 AD, not BCE.
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It's not Taj Mahal. It's called Tejo Mahalaya and was a Hindu temple. Please check latest Indian historical data
2 hours after this vid was released
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can you show what is france's landmark before it was replaced by the effil tower
Food For Thought: Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.
Wow! That sound really scholarly! Thanks for sharing a sage advice...
Hampi (india) also
Macchu Pichu, Pompeij, Colosseum, Parthenon in Akropolis, The pyramids of Giza and Taj Mahal. That makes only 6, and where is the rest 4 sites to see in the video?
Here could have fit in Ankhor Wat in Cambodia and Maya ruins instead of probably count the each pyramid differently to make it 10, he evan call it a complex and they should then be counted as a group.
I went to jabal AL qal'aa a Roman landmark in Amman Jordan
What about the cidadel in haiti
Funt fact:
Taj mahal is rebuild upon hindu shiva temple!
The citadel of Haiti 🇭🇹 should be in this video .
Did u use google world to help making this vid?
Roman structure is beautiful structure
Forgot about Mohenjo-Daro and bhambhore 🤷♀️
I've been to Rome and Athens. How about some of the ruins in Mexico?
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I am going to visit all these sites on Google Earth
They didn’t even get the door count right on the thumbnail
Sri lanka 🇱🇰 sigiriya
You lose me at 1:57 when you say, “What we know for a fact, is that in the 16th century, 100 years after it was built…” yet a minute earlier in the video, around the 0:57 mark, you said the site was constructed in 1450 BCE, so I don’t know what to make of that. My math says that is around 3000 years later, not 100 years
I was once beautiful, young, and vibrant. Now I'm merely the ruins of my former self...🥴
I bet you really are BEAUTIFUL, but just being humble, Mel. And by the way, even ruins take on a more beautiful, treasured and highly admired status for being a lasting and faithful representation of their former beautiful selves. And let us not also forget, "Beauty is skin-deep" as the saying goes. Another Tip: Travelling keeps one constantly youthful. It has that effect! Let us all join each other in TRAVEL!
The city of Pompeii reminds me of that movie The Night At The Museum😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
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But in Nashville Tennessee USA there is a Parthenon that Nashville just copied Nashville just copied the acropolis but we built but it wasn’t really just old it was just built in 1890 OK who knows what year did this Parthenon got built
Hi, Tamara!
The "Temple of Athena Parthenos" (commonly known as The Parthenon) sits atop the elevated rock called Acropolis in Athens, Greece. It was completed sometime in 438 BC, and was built to celebrate and commemorate the victory at sea by the Greeks/Atheneans vs. their arch rival Turkey.
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I thought he was about to say the city of town's vill
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BC should still be used, and AD
You forget stone henge and the great wall of China
give me your time machine
Why were pyramids made
Why O’ Why do they keep saying the Pirámide was a tomb for Kuffu?? TBT no one really knows what it was used for, but a tomb NO!
But where is the Puerto Rican ruins
Taj Mahal looks almost same, as it looked 400 years ago. There's no change in its looks. It turned yellow in between due to pollution. But scientists and archaeologists worked their a$$es out to get back it's ivory white colour and they succeeded thankfully. Now, it's as fresh as ever. And, conservation of Taj Mahal is round the clock affair. Scaffoldings are almost always there, on some part of the monument. You have to visit it to see how beautiful it is!
Where's the Persepolis?!
Iran
@@Abhinav_Sengupta 😂 I know it because I'm Iranian I say why Persepolis does not in this video
Bro was on Google Earth
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Maybe you are second
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Egypt is not in the middle east. It is in Africa
Why is everyone using BCE instead of BC?
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Why can't you do anything shout ancient albania