@simplehistory_: Rome's drainage machines #History #romanempire #engineering

avo :

Ancient Rome was so ahead of time it’s actually amazing

MACCAPO23 :

Yes but were are these massive wheels? Never seen one at all. Great illustration as well as concepts, but in the amount of viewers that I’ve gone to Rome and all over Europe never seen one.

mikevoisine699 :

Meanwhile in Sub-Saharan Africa...

An Alright Scoop :

I just know they would had me be the guy turning that crank all day. That dude was probably my 8th great grandfather or whatever

Lavelake :

The archimedes screw is heavily used in farming and lots of manufacturing too

Donovan Alexzandr Delaney :

The Egyptians and Native Americans also had this technology.😍.

Henry_Callhoon_Nimitz :

I wonder if the vacuum left by the fall of the Western half of the Roman Empire was unique in the time it took for another civilization to fill the void compared to other Mediterranean and near eastern empires

Ryan>3653 :

Fascinating

BobBarker1998 :

steelduck :

we get our modern boat blade from the screw

Mr.Crispe :

we are close to the industrial Revolution

paw :

Good ideas …

RedsGreatJourney :

okay I see these videos all the time. what is the documentary?

Razzie :

The Romans were Masters of Water, and delivering it

Dchoppa :

brilliant

Orlando Paintball Inc :

Archimedes was Greek 😉

Ricardo 🇧🇷😘😜 :

Unreal!

xyndrake :

who discovered metal

Joel DE Jesus :

AWESOME VIDEO

You :

Babylon managed it without use of external energy, as did the Greeks 😎

Chris :

Roman's were amazing

user8042174131900 :

Винт Архимеда

Gio :

Gasoline tankers

1957jag :

Thanks!

Jack :

👌👌👌clever.