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The Rise of the Roman Empire (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
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Historic and cinematic gold. We are grateful to the professionals at NG!
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This is to show how ancient technology are much better and advanced than we ever imagined,thanks Natgeo
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Drain the Oceans episodes are always fantastic.
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Drain the oceans episodes are really amazing..much love from the Philippines šµš
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I think about the Roman Empire for at least five times a week, thank you Nat Geo
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I grew up reading articles on National Geographic magazines (my dad was a subscriber) and books about shipwrecks and sunken places.
Drain the Oceans series rekindled that childhood interest, this time on screen.
Thank you NG! Looking forward to more informative content from your channel.
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Thankfully, Nat Geo hasnāt sold out the the non-history wackos, like on the āHistoryā Channel. Quality programming still survives here.
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I think this was very interesting and informative. Taking ashes to make concrete for in the ocean is brilliant thinking. Too bad it didnāt last very long. Thanks Nat Geo
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Now i can think about and watch about the Roman Empire at the same time!
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1. How long did Rome dominate the Western world?
2. Rome was the world's first what?
3. What was the key to the Roman Empire?
4. What did the Roman Emperors need in order to hold on to power?
5. How far is Rome from the sea?
6. According to historical texts, the mouth of what river held the Roman Port, Portus?
7. How far from the coast of the Mediterranean is the six sided 80 acre lake that appears to be manmade?
8. When was one of the vessels dated back to?
9. What other evidence was found not far away from the wooden boats?
10. What are marine concretions?
11. Why couldn't the River Tiber be used for ocean going vessels transporting goods to Rome?
12. What are the sides of hexagonal basin?
13. How many vessels could the great basin hold?
14. What surrounded the hexagonal lake besides warehouses and harbor offices?
15. What was the shipwreck off the coast of Spain, near the city of Alicante, named?
16. What was the shipwreck's cargo?
17. How big was the shipwreck off of Alicante?
18. What was being carried in the amphorae?
19. What were the ingots on the shipwreck made of?
20. What did the mark IMP on the ingots indicate?
21. When were the coins stamped?
22. How much of the great fire of Rome destroy?
23. What does Nero's palace, Domus Aurea, mean?
24. What sank the shipwreck off of Alicante?
25. What did the Romans call modern day Israel?
26. What is a sure sign that all the rocks on the ocean floor are manmade?
27. How many acres did Caesarea Maritima Harbor span?
28. What unusual mineral was in the sediment from the time of the harbour? Where did it come from?
29. What did this mineral allow the Romans to do?
30. What could have caused the harbor to collapse?
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The fact that we get free documentaries on YouTube by National Geographic is truly a gift. ššš
May I also remind you the fact that our Native American population in our motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions.
Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION! A shocking sad truth. š
In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners Native American people.
Notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask? š
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Excellent documentary. I enjoy watching šššš
Love watching Drain the Ocean.
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Thank you for sharing with us!
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This is the Nat Geo I want to see more of
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Thanks for meaningful and valuable video as always ā¤ā¤ā¤ā¤ā¤ā¤
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Wow! Amazing documentary. Thanks to National Geographic Team.
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Always have an ear for history and it is much more exciting to watch now that NG has this drain the ocean! It feels like you travel back in time. I am so amuse!
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Rome , always fascinating about its history and architectureā¦
My favourite historical city
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i learn and practice english with this kind of documentary. its amazing how this people create all those thing
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@lenjames
3 months ago
Who loves history as much as me. Its amazing to find all these great things from the past
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