50 - ROMAN BRITAIN & LONDINIUM

PART 1, ROMAN BRITAIN & LONDINIUM: My selection of ROMAN ARTEFACTS found on the RIVER THAMES and other parts of BRITAIN.
From coins to spoons, from pottery to brooches.
I've divided the video in TWO PARTS.
Part 2 will be released very soon.
I hope you enjoy the video.
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[joecook-giles]

To actually hold something that started it's journey nearly 2, 000 years ago is just something I can't fathom. I think this is my favorite video of yours yet. I love how you show the object being found, provide the research, and then compare it to items in the British museum. That is fantastically useful to history geeks!

[denisebowker]

Thanks for keeping me sane I’m a nurse and I get to come home watch your videos and forget for a while

[padraicodomhnall]

Very interesting and nicely produced video Tobias. You have amassed a superb collection of artefacts. I was reminded of a great day I shared with a small group of friends just over 40 years ago, when we were permitted to assist a professional team of archaeologists who were working on a Roman site at a place called Caerleon in South Wales. I will never forget the rush of excitement I felt when I found a very small piece of red-coloured roofing tile. The lady in charge of the dig told me what it was and allowed me to keep it. I have it to this day! Looking forward to your next installment. Thank you Tobias.

[HOPEUSMAXIMUS]

An interesting look at the Romans Tobias. A good watch..

[pupetta]

Brilliant! Full of information and very interesting, thank you for sharing.

[debbrabossier]

Thank you for the bit of Roman history. I enjoyedit.

[rach]

This has to be my absolute favourite of all your video’s so far Tobias! Fascinating coins and artefacts and very informative about Londinium etc. I would love to find a Roman coin one day. Thank you for sharing 👍

[FindsByPirjo]

Love how you bring the Roman history back to today. Also I enjoyed the music you used on this video. Part 2 for tomorrow. Tfs.

[lovelyskull]

Thank you very much, very enjoyable☮️🇨🇦

[carolyoung]

So interesting tfs your finds and the history about them x

[steveshepherd]

Very enjoyable and informative show Tobias 😉

[electricwheels]

Well what can I say other than "What an amazing video" You have found so many great finds from our British History and you tell the stories so well my friend. Thank you very much for another History lesson. Cheers John (LJ)

[mirkatu]

Loved this, can't wait for the rest of the series. :-)

[TerraBritannia]

Fascinating video Tobias. I've only recently started collecting pieces of Roman pottery myself. It's not something that's often found on my permissions, but still nice to find now and then.

[beverlymartin]

GREETINGS Tobias . ..Feb 29----Leap blog today was really extra special. Did you get a chance to roam the banks of the Thames during your most recent Full moon, heavy rains and most incredible tides? I hope so.... It struck me today how and just why I am fascinated with these amazing discoveries . In school (US) I had the worst Ancient History teacher on the planet....She was so dull and I wish she had made the effort to present it in a way that would have created and stimulated our interest and curiosity. I even remember her name, Mrs. Rugg. When did your curiosity begin? Thanks we all appreciate you and look forward to part 2. PS Nicola just recently found a nice chunk of "siemean" ? Ware question spelling Google is fighting me and keeps changing the word...

[YvonneWilson]

Oh this is splendid Tobias, and I've only just started watching! I love that spoon bowl.

[steven]

Amazing history and vid. Really love these.

[mystiusarcanyst]

Are you required to report all Roman artifacts ? Or just certain ones? Thank you for a video that was informative and well done.

[Go-Dawgs]

I was so close to leaving this video because I sure did not want to hear that loud music the whole time. Glad I forwarded 1:32min. Seems like it may be good now.

[brianpetersen]

FYI Constantine the 2nd ruled 337-340AD, great video though