A historic tour of little known Pompeii sites: villas, farm, museum

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I am so happy you have made a beautiful museum
Comment from : Catrin Black

I was there but cannot for the life of me understand how Pompeii was once on the water Anyone care to explain?
Comment from : Richard Raucina

Explore Golgumbaz
Comment from : Golgumbaz,guide

Mathew 10:14_15brSodom and GomorrahbrRevelation 22:16brJesus Christ EROS Lucifer morningstarbrPompeii Roman earthquake plus volcano mountain vesvui erupt end 😮😮
Comment from : billy boasiako

To think how much of the prefectly preserved ancient buildings are under the modern city is heart wrenching
Comment from : _HUNTER_ Hunter

la musica bebe de la musica hisapna de Méjico y el caribe español, que fue la zona en la que surge el barroco musical, por eso lso paises hispanos tienen la musica mas bella del mundo
Comment from : Albaida

Brilliant 👌
Comment from : Paul Kearney

Thank you !! That was cool !!
Comment from : frank romero

I went to all those locations a couple of years ago, sometimes a bit difficult to find by car but well worth it The area around the Villa Oplontis is not very nice
Comment from : Emmell

❤️🇺🇲🇮🇹
Comment from : Love America, USA

Molto interessante
Comment from : Maria Antonella Bizzarri

It was neat to see the grapes growing on the trees in the vineyard Were those trees put there to honor what was grown there like the pear tree in Herculaneum?
Comment from : Sheri’s World

Great job!
Comment from : Ph E

Fantastic! Beautiful roman architecture and in the back the discusting buildings of modern era, how humanity declined it's living standarts
Comment from : Watermunt Economie

Music is way to loud
Comment from : Kristen M

Will do!
Comment from : Kosmonooit

When was Oplontis discovered and recognized? I recall it being labeled on the tabula peutingeriana but one of my books on Pompeii suggested the exact site was unknown
Comment from : Matthew Oliver Carter

How do you protect this place from future eruptions of the volcano?
Comment from : Morag Williamson

Hopefully sometime in my life they will continue to excavate and attempt to preserve the ruins and artifacts still buried before they fully deteriorate and are lost to history My choice would be the Villa of Paparyi It would be a Greek tragedy if those scrolls were lost due to politics or lack of funding
Comment from : Michael Straw

If I ever make enough money, I'm going to build a replica Villa Regina and start a Roman era vineyard and wine operation
Comment from : Justin Ove

It seems a shame that they built a modern city on top of such an important site
Comment from : Sir Chromium Downs

I would so love to visit this area
Comment from : GottaSay

They only needed a little tech knowledge and Earth would be run by Romans
Comment from : philip horner

I have been enjoying all these short videos produced by the American Institute for Roman Culture, but I have one criticism: The choices of background music used in all the videos are totally inappropriate and, in my estimation, actually take away from the majestic and refined presentation conducted by Darius Arya, whose work I've been familiar with for quite a few years Playing tarantellas and other more or less modern light-hearted, typical-sounding Italian tunes is not what I'd expect to hear in these videos Surely the creators of these videos could have chosen more appropriate music that would sound what we can imagine ancient Roman music might have sounded like with the use of double flutes, lyres, tambourines, symbols, etc The background music used in these videos is very disappointing
Comment from : RFirsten

music is a bit much
Comment from : Dont Start

How beautiful the Roman Era must have been You can get lost in time
Comment from : Brett Wesley

I had the opportunity to lead a tour to Villa Regina back in 1988 This was before the site was open to the public Fantastic find, well-preserved…
Comment from : Michael Riley

Great video thanks for adding to my bucket list
Comment from : Kris Conrad

I visited Pompeii in 1973 I took my mum so its a very special place,, particularly loved the theatre where scenes for the film 'Goodbye Mr Chips' was shot with Peter O'Tool and Petula Clark Much more has been excavated and discovered since, In 1976 I returned to Rome and took a trip to Erculano (Herculaneum) Later that day caught the last bus to Mount Vesuviuswalked around a little of the crater edge Unforgettable experienceBecause there was no bus back after the viewing, myself and another guy hitched a lift from a farmer who worked land on the slope of the volcanootherwise it would have taken a long time to get back onto a main road How can you ever forget such experiences
Comment from : William Smith

There is nothing secret about these sites They are well advertised and very much worth visiting
Comment from : Sinbad

Great little vid I need to go to Naples Now!
Comment from : Steve Ferris

Thank you for the videos of suburban villas! More villas will be welcome!
Comment from : Andre DeLoucine

Someday before I die
Comment from : Sean Cope

Years ago I visited Italy with my family I didn’t like Rome (the people felt a bit cold in temperament) but I did enjoy Naples My dad especially had a kick because we saw a Sabrats hot dog cart in Naples We were able to visit Pompeii and Herculaneum where we saw a lot of stray dogs in Pompeii and met a very sweet little terrier at Herculaneum
Comment from : Miranda Goldstine

Early on in the video, the narrator refers to the Carabinieri 'recuperating' stolen frescoes and other items He means 'retrieving' Perhaps his brain scrambled for a moment and he couldn't think of the correct word
Comment from : wayinfront1

I love that Villa Regina, what a fantastic find it was! Not fancy, just a working farm run by regular people How comfy it looks!
Comment from : Mr 1000

Lovely place Ill check these places put next time i visit :)
Comment from : Feffe

Bello bello bello!!!!
Comment from : Emilia Arya

"Rome is too chaotic,let's ,move to pompei where we can live a more relaxed life"
Comment from : Naf Vol

Great video man!
Comment from : Trevor Taylor

Thank you for posting I think the very small fresco of Flora the Goddess of Flowers and Spring was found at the Villa Arianna, can you confirm that? I ask because I’ve been teaching myself to paint during lockdowns and painted my own version of Flora in oil on a size 12 x 16 without eruption damage She’s my favourite Thank you 👍
Comment from : Chrissie Lefranc

Donated and subscribed Keep up the great work Fascinating and entertaining!
Comment from : Raffinee_37

Jaw dropping sitesbrItaly never stops amazing mebrThanks
Comment from : Ken Hunt

Wowhow many more stuff is buried under modern city
Comment from : dzonikg

Top notch! Well done
Comment from : Frank Bruce

I was planning a 3 days trip to Napoli but now, thanks to you, I think I may need at least a week!
Comment from : Carles Lazaro

Flawless video and presentation Top shelf I'm anticipating more personalized tours Have just just subscribed Thanks!brDarryl
Comment from : 50Street21

I was at these places No tourists (I don't like tourists anyway), or very few But in many cases, even more thrilling than Pompeii:brbrHerculaneumbrStuff near and in Oplontis, such as the Villa of Nero's Wife PoppeabrVarious Villas on that one bluff south of PompeiibrOstia, the lovely Ostia!
Comment from : BFDT