Name: BBCタイムウォッチ - ハドリアヌスの壁 (BBC Timewatch - Hadrian's Wall)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:49:57.000Z
Duration: 56 min 29 s
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Hadrian's Wall in the North of England One of [the] unsung wonders of the ancient world

spectacular and complex Stone barrier measuring 74 miles long

For 300 years it stood as the Roman Empire's most imposing Frontier

Hadrian's war is not only an amazing feat of [engineering], but so important

It's been given the status of a [world] [heritage] [site]

But it's also an incredible time capsule a window into the human parts

This is the immediate fingering. It's a lovely thing and I often wonder about the rao and [tree] lost it

Even something this small can tell us about a single person finished of Hadrian's wall

piece of leather in this style is stamped with the names laid

You see if I purchase [Farley's] son of time

[2,000] years [later] the wall still stands

The men women and children who lived along it [to] vanished

But they've left [behind] many thousands of clues of what their lives were like

including an incredible collection of Handwritten letters

[tell] you in great detail what they're doing? Who they are?

Tonight time watch Journeys back through time to unlock the secrets of a lost world

Revealing a unique insight into a dreams war and the romans

Whose Empire dominated Europe for half a Millennia?

It's a journey of 74 miles and almost 2,000 years that will take it some wonderful places

But even before the war was felt there was a line of force and the most amazing [of] them is in the land

These archaeologists are the latest in a long line

helping to piece together a picture of life in [Romans], written a

Which goes on one of the other little objects with a from this area?

they've discovered the remains of nine Roman Forts built on top of each other and

dating from the 1st to the 4th Centuries ad

Well, this is one of the enormous outside wall posts from the stores builder which looks like it's symptom today was there the troops building

Faults on the wall itself at the time while it was being built it would have been a big mean [forest] [or] base somewhere

I mean if the build is actually stretching for over 35 [metres], so it's a substantial stores blue

Vindolanda Sport was part of the infrastructure for the building of Hadrian's were the most northerly frontier of the Roman Empire

But fools Hadrian, and why was he in britain?

Publius Alias Adrianna's was 41 when he came to power

He inherited an expanding empire that stretched from North [Africa] in the south to Newcastle in the North

He dreams in many ways a rather unusual [emperor] in that he took the strategic decision

Aggressively the way his [kinsman] and predecessor trajan had done he decided to consolidate him

his way of actually achieving this and if truth could control libyans was to go on a series of

prolong tours around the [Empire] to visit the Army's to maintain them around and

Generally be seen so they would know who their Paymaster doors

122 ad the Romans had established a huge Garrison in Britain?

But they never managed fully conquered the area north of [new] [course] in carmine

Adrian evidently decided that it was not going to be practical to try to conquer the whole of the island at least at that period

What he was going to have to do was to establish a fairly tightly defined line across the island marking

[roman] reckoning for country from areas which was still at least nominally?

The only question was what Form would this new route take?

122 an ordered the construction of a war frontier right the way across the laws of the country

The sheer scale of it. I'm just outside Newcastle anymore this end

but actually this is where the war began an [existence] sighs down there in the river time and

Then it ran up through what's now Swamp M2

Shipyard with a bill the carpathian the ship that rescued the survivors from the titanic

And the first port along the wall is here

Hit them the terraced housing to the 1970s

Archaeologists have unearthed the ruins of this run's driving round [foot]

It was from here [that] Hadrian's wall headed West

This is what the war would have looked like

[courtesy] and the archaeologists at war's end have reconstructed it to its original height

And although no one's certain common sense suggests that donal wall is white the descents of the walk wave and Sim

It's when you stand next to the wall as it was when it was first built and it towers above you

But you realized the impact that it must have had marching across the landscape

And imagine the effect that it had of the locals their lands their farms divided by this incredible structure

Constance is just one of seventeen major faults will do on the wall

the [forks] at highly developed infrastructures each one home to several hundred people

In places Hadrian's wall crosses some wonderfully wild terrain

Even today this would be a major construction job, but the Romans built it nearly 2,000 years ago

area of Britain where the wasn't all that much stone building certainly new Monumental masonry

So it would have been a totally alien thing

It would be like a visitation from from another world, and it will be God's not

Not the least that the purposes of Hadrian's wall was to make a huge statement of power in the landscape of this province

Unprecedented not only in the Island, but really in the whole of the law empire

Stonemasons left behind some clues on this Rock-strewn hill at [Fallow] [field] quarry half a mile from the war

Today, it's very quiet and peaceful in Rural

But any two thousand years ago it been very different the whole hillside would have been swarming with Roman Masons

The Air would have been filled with the sound of hammer and chisel and a constant stream of wagons coming along to take away

The scale of what the romans did is incredible? They're quite away this entire hillside

And you can even see the way they worked these homes were [made] by Roman chisels

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