Build stone arch bridges with ancient technology

[YerluvinunclePete]

That dog did a great job of supervising. The project ran beautifully.!

[mr.frederickson]

Very brilliant and beautiful, but that ancient technological hydraulic lift was my favorite medieval tool that you used.

[scottrhoades]

Yes, I did like the ancient technology with the modern tools and methods. Skilled craftsmen at work.

[angelagreen]

Amazing old school work! No wonder most bridges built this way are still around. Excellent Video!

[larsbkurin]

Really nice video. An excavator, a chainsaw and materials. No consultants, no drawings just experience. Think what aid could have done, don't change people but let them be proud of what they can do.

[vollkrassmann]

An amazing movie...Thanks for uploading...so much harmony in the working process and the surrounding impressions from helpful and skillful people, music, dog, chicken, geese, fruit-trees, clouds, eagles... I would like to see mankinds future and labour environment a bit like this...🙏

[gerardhogan]

Greetings from Australia. What beautiful country and what a beautiful bridge. You have done a very good job. That is a good looking dog you have.

[bernardsicard]

Bravo Messieurs, c'est vous qui méritez la médaille d'or de la construction. 👍👍👍

[JankoWalski-uobr]

Bardzo dobra robota . Taki most postoi kolejne 100 lat . 👍👍👍

[donaldoduke]

Ganz tolles Video. Schöne Kombination von Bauarbeiten, Landschaft, Tieren und vor allem der Wachhund. solche brücken halten ewig!! Danke.

[geraldmiller]

Installing a thumb on the equipment would help grasping stones.

[auscross]

Hardworking talented people thank you for showing us your skills - from Australia

[aaronvallejo]

I could look at a beautiful round arch for hours in wonder and awe. To build one is one of my life goals. Absolutely gorgeous...holding up the world 🌎. Great work!

[dionpeek]

That is a lot of work. And worth it and something to be proud of!😀

[hatedcritic]

You have to admire the old guy's fearlessness being at the bottom of a pit with heavy machinery and huge rocks above him. I have never seen a large mechanical scoop used like a shovel to mix concrete before.

[marinoceccotti]

Romans used slaves instead of excavators. Slaves were probably cheaper when bought, but were a lot slower. These romans from South-East Asian however did a great job.

[rocketsland]

There would already be 20 different inspectors in damn Russia. Who gave the construction permit, where did the equipment come from, where are the drawings and the bridge design, design loads, where are the documents (payment and receipts) for stone and sand, permission for logging and similar issues.

[ankr]

Yeah, I heard the romans used a lot of excavators.

[roelitogawilan]

That guy who help the backhoe pushed the rock to its right place was so invaluably stronger.😅😂😢😊

[kckc]

Loved ancient technology being employed in a natural setting, loved all the shots of the geese, roosters, and of course the dog!