Well Preserved Roman City - Ostia (Italy)
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In this video, we explore the Roman ruins of Ostia, located in Italy.
The SPQR Historian is a channel dedicated to ancient Roman History, right now we're doing a video on every emperor, if that sounds interesting consider subscribing to the channel.
Видео Well Preserved Roman City - Ostia (Italy) канала The SPQR Historian
In this video, we explore the Roman ruins of Ostia, located in Italy.
The SPQR Historian is a channel dedicated to ancient Roman History, right now we're doing a video on every emperor, if that sounds interesting consider subscribing to the channel.
Видео Well Preserved Roman City - Ostia (Italy) канала The SPQR Historian
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