How a Roman Fort was Built - Roman Curiosities

Roman forts were designed to resist enemy attacks and provide a protected place to accommodate soldiers and store food, weapons, horses, and administrative records. In this video we will see where these camps were built and what strategy the Romans used to build them so quickly.

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[fatherofhistory]

Great video on Roman forts! I've always been fascinated by the engineering and logistics of the Roman military. These forts were truly impressive structures that played a crucial role in the empire's success. Thanks for sharing!

[williamlloyd]

It was amazing that in recently declassified military satellite photography from the 1960s that archeologists have been able to identify the sites multiple Roman forts in the Middle East.
PS — Many of these forts would be unrecognizable in current times due to ground disturbances in recent years.

[recycledminds]

Thanks for the info, I'm trying to build one in my backyard.

[theicyplaguedoctor]

I JUST WANT A TUTORIAL ON HOW TO BUILD A ROMAN FORT

[michaeldriskell]

Thank you for an excellent presentation here. Impressive structures ! 😊

[captaingenius-oc]

Like in Jerusalem, the Roman Fort Antonia where both the Jews and Muslims believe its a temple, when it's a

[panos]

Some modern cyties where Roman Fortresses. Some examples :

Vindobona => Vienna
Londinium => London
York => Eburacum
Lutetia Parisiorum => Paris
Argentoratum => Strasbourg
Colonia Agrippina => Cologne

[telsurrey]

When I was born, our house was built over the remains (the northern gate) of a large Roman fort overlooking the estuary of the River Tyne in North East England. It was called Arabeia. It is suggested that the name came from the expert Arab sailors from Iraq who were brought over to this location to help the Romans bring in supplies at the tricky estuary for the army that manned Hadrian's Wall. It was an important fort. The fort had not been properly excavated when I lived there, but in the 1960s, the houses that were preventing the full excavation were demolished. It has now been fully excavated, and worth a visit.

[FreeAltairStar]

How a Roman Fort was Built ? Electricity !

[gearbox]

From "castrum" we have now: castle, castello, castillo, chateau

[AM-lhrw]

Seen remnants of one in Slovakia; the other side of the Danube across from Bratislava

[franc]

Did you know that the towns in England whose name ends in - chester or caster were originally Roman forts that evolved into cities or towns ? There's also a town in France called Castres. In Welsh the Latin word castrum becomes caer as in Caernarfon.

[mackdamerc]

Interesting video on structures that comprised a roman fort - not on "How a Roman Fort was Built"...

[Privateer_]

Now compare these blueprints to the Temple Mount. 🤔

[chrisakane]

Hmm I wonder a Roman fort huh? U mean like the one in a certain area that there is a war currently going on? 🤔 nevermind don't want to get canceled now do we? Lol😅