[More historical statues brought to life]

Brought to life using colorization and AI Technology. 

 

[Relax with the Roman Baths]

Aquae Sulis would be a great experience. Thanks for sharing.

[Relax with the Roman Baths]

Yes I bet it was. 

[Egypt: 'Lost golden city' found]

It all so fascinating to me.  Wish I could see how the city really looked at that time. I have trouble visualizing.

Actually, I have been to Egypt and in King Tut's tomb. I was surprised at how small it was. 

[Roman temples at Baalbek, Lebanon: Virtual 3D tour]

I have never heard or read about this before. Thank you.

I bookmarked the Flyoverzone web site for later.

[Roman remains found in Gloucester’s King’s Square]

".....and what I'm standing on here is a 1970 sewer pipe that isn't very interesting...."

But - 2,000 years from now someone may dig up a 1970 sewer pipe up and marvel and put it on display.  I always think of this when broken pottery is found. The Roman person who broke it and tossed it thought "it isn't very interesting.."   ha

[Late Roman villa of Caddeddi]

Stunning.

[Vesuvius killed in Pompeii within 15 minutes]

Yeesh. Did you happen to view another video there titled "A Day in Pompeii -Full Length Animation"? 

Around 1pm. I would have gotten the hell out of there! 

[Bible scroll fragments found in Dead Sea Cave of Horror]

I would like to know, however, how they came up with that date.

I was wondering the same thing. It's hard to fathom.

[Bible scroll fragments found in Dead Sea Cave of Horror]

The basket is amazing.

[Antikythera Mechanism Mysteries Revealed]

 I've always been fascinated by the object. Imagine the anguish when news of the ship wreck reached whomever was responsible for its creation - looted or other wise. 

Did I miss what type of material it is made of?  Why would only 1/3 of it survive? Corrosion causing it to fragment and those fragments being dispersed by the water current,  surely there has been efforts to scour the site for them. Ah, all too mind blowing to think about.

[Gloucester: Study Roman wall found in city centre]

Very informative. Thank you.

[Latin: Ovid's Tour of Rome - Tristia 3.1]

And I too thank you, Italian Archaeologist in Scotland,  for sharing this.

Are there any known likenesses of Ovid?

[Roman ceremonial carriage near Pompeii uncovered]

Oh my goodness. Incredible. Thanks for sharing.

[Pub ordering in ancient Rome]

Oh, gosh. I watched that series at least three times and don't remember that. ha 

What a great show.

[Discovered: Ancient Chinese Face Cream]

I learn something new every day on this forum.  Thank you.

[Burials Found in Vatican City]

Thanks for sharing this.

[Roman Toilets with Ann Olga Koloski-Ostrow]

Well that was an enjoyable and informative talk with Ann Olga Koloski-Ostrow.  Thank you for posting.  I would like to hear more from that site. but I didn't catch the name of the young woman presenting the series of talks.  The next was to be on leprosy.

 

[Accessibility of Ancient Healing Temples]

A very interesting read, enjoyed the video also.

[Pink Beach in Italy: No Visitors Allowed]

Never knew this existed.

[Pompeii's Alexander Mosaic Set To Be Restored]

It was created by a true artist. I would love to see it in person.

By the way, I'm always tempted to scroll down and about on the pages to read about other exciting finds. The video of the Acropolos Museum was amazing. That would be wonderful to see as well. Have you ever been?

[Pets: Touching Roman Grave]

Yes, very touching.

[Roman Colosseum During COVID-19]

Photos were stunning, esp. the one with the arched entrance to the arena. You can almost sense what it was like to emerge from that and be inside.

[Roman Marble Slab Dug Up in England]

Oh, thank you. The answer must have been in the first link which I could not open without disabling Adblock.  I only read the info at the second link.

 

[Roman Marble Slab Dug Up in England]

Has the inscription been translated?