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Lost Treasures of Rome

An international team of archaeologists attempt to uncover the lost secrets of the Roman Empire.

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Self - Archaeologist

Jeannette Plummer Sires

Self - Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

Self - American Institute for Roman Culture

Self - Archaeologist at Vindolanda Fort

Self - Archaeologist: European University of Valencia

Llorenç Alapont

Self - Former Director: Herculaneum Conservation Project

Andrew Wallace-Hadrill

Self - Cranfield University

Self - English Archaeologist: The American University of Rome

Valerie Higgins

Self - Historic England

Self - Historian at Richborough: English Heritage

Self - Conservator Kalkriese Museum und Park

Self - Archaeologist at Carlisle: Wardell Armstrong Archaeology

Self - Teamleader Scientific Director: Volterra Amphitheater

Self - Forensic Anthropologist: University Federico II of Naples

Pier Paolo Petrone

Self - Volcanologist: Vesuvius Observatory Naples

Giuseppe Mastrolorenzo

Self - Archaeologist at The Vindolanda Trust

Self - University of Bonn

Andreas Schaflitzl

Self - Archaeological Officer: Park of Pompeii

Self - Archaeologist at Carlisle: Wardell Armstrong Archaeology

Self - Director of Herculaneum Archaelogical Park

Francesco Sirano

Self - Restauration Officer, Domus Aurea

Self - Archaeologist: Beni Archeologici del Lazio

Benedetta Adembri

Self - Director Italian Underwater Cultural Heritage Unit

Barbara Davidde

Self - Archaeologist: Vesuviana Program

Self - Ludwig Maximilian University

Self - Joint Excavation Leader: University of Napels

Self - Kalkriese Museum und Park

Stefan Burmeister

Self - Site Director: Volterra Amphitheater

Valeria D'Aquina

Self - Archaeologist: University of Rome Tor Vergata

Self - Freie Universität Berlin

Monika Trümper

Self - National Heritage Institute, Tunisia

Nejib ben Lazreg

Self - Archaeologist of the University of Newcastle

Self - Ludwig Maximilian University

Francesca Diosono

Self - Classicist

Self - Forensic Anthropologist: University of Chieti

Self - Archaeologist: Sapienza University of Rome

Maria Teresa D'Alessio

Self - University of Cardiff

Self - Archaeologist Kalkriese Museum und Park

Self - Archaeologist in Jordan- American Center of Research

Pearce Paul Creasman

Self - Director of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii

Gabriel Zuchtriegel

Self - International Center for Underwater Archaeology in Zadar

Self - Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

Wolfgang Wilsch

Narrator

Self - Archaeologist - University of Edinburgh

Manuel Fernández-Götz

Self - Capitoline Superintendence of Rome

Marina Marcelli

Self - Conservator

Simona Lojodice

Self - Archaeologist and Supervisor in Beyt-Ras in Jordan- American Center of Research

Ala'a Al Badarin

Self - Site Director - Carnuntum Archaeological Park

Eduard Pollhammer

Self - International Center for Underwater Archaeology in Zadar

Self - Boatbuilder

Self - Restorer of the Colosseum of Rome

Emiliano Africano

Self - Archaeologist at Mastaura Excavation Prohect

Self - Archaeological Park of Pompeii

Giuseppe Scarpati

Self - Member of the local Excavation Team

Mehmet Inceoglu

Self - Structural Engineer

Self - Archaeological Park of Pompeii

Raffaele Martinelli

Self - University of Genova

Stefano Podestà

Self - MDM Archeologia

Cecilia de Leone

Self - Soecial Superintendence of Rome

Alessio De Cristofaro

Self - MDM Archeologia

Marzia Di Mento

Self - Restorer

Rosario DAndrea

Self - Archaeologist - American Center of Research

Matthew Vincent

Self - Magnetometer Researcher - University of Istanbul

Self - Diver in Sukosa Croatia

Pedro Albarracin

Self - Diver in Sukosa Croatia

Self - MDM Archeologia

Filippo Salamone

Self - Archaeologist in Petra - American Center of Research

Self - Maritiem Archaeologist at Puteoli in the Bay of Naples

Michele Stefanile

Self - Archaeologist and Excavation Leader - GeoSphere

Self - Head Architect of the Colosseum in Rome - Italian Ministry of Culture

Barbara Nazzaro

Self - Conservator

Antonella De Biasio

Self - Archaeologist

Saverio De Rosa

Self - Archaeologist and Digleader - The Vindolanda Trust

Self - Archaeologist & Excavation Leader

Silvia Radbauer

Self - Austrian Archaeological Institute

Self -

Self - Coinexpert

Self - Conservator

Self - Archaeologist - The Trimontium Trust

Self - Underwater Archaeologist of the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli

Self - Archaeologist

Federico Giletti

Self - Caver

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were released and
slaughtered by trained hunters. - Lost Treasures of Rome

were released and slaughtered by trained hunters.

someone who claims to have
witnessed the volcanic eruption - Lost Treasures of Rome

someone who claims to have witnessed the volcanic eruption

Romans didn’t use soap. - Lost Treasures of Rome

Romans didn’t use soap.

ANDREW:
Right, let's just lift that out, - Lost Treasures of Rome

ANDREW: Right, let's just lift that out,

NARRATOR: American archaeologist,
Darius Arya is investigating - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: American archaeologist, Darius Arya is investigati...

(radio chatter) - Lost Treasures of Rome

(radio chatter)

I think what you've got there
is the copper alloy disease, - Lost Treasures of Rome

I think what you've got there is the copper alloy disea...

NARRATOR: Peter is a specialist
in ancient marine warfare, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Peter is a specialist in ancient marine warfare,

So, you've got a tiny little bit of a
broach and the rest of it's gone. - Lost Treasures of Rome

So, you've got a tiny little bit of a broach and the re...

NARRATOR: These letters are
just two of hundreds written - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: These letters are just two of hundreds written

NARRATOR:
Under Andrew's watchful eye, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Under Andrew's watchful eye,

The Romans went to extraordinary lengths
to entertain the Colosseum's vast crowds. - Lost Treasures of Rome

The Romans went to extraordinary lengths to entertain the Co...

I mean this person looms in the
history books larger than life. - Lost Treasures of Rome

I mean this person looms in the history books larger than li...

It's really exciting to be part
of this project for me because - Lost Treasures of Rome

It's really exciting to be part of this project for me ...

(scraping sound) - Lost Treasures of Rome

(scraping sound)

NARRATOR: Ancient historical
accounts reveal the clash took - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Ancient historical accounts reveal the clash took

At Volterra, in Tuscany,
130 miles north of Rome, - Lost Treasures of Rome

At Volterra, in Tuscany, 130 miles north of Rome,

NARRATOR: The emerging walls are
evidence of substantial buildings. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: The emerging walls are evidence of substantial bui...

NARRATOR: More and
more walls begin to appear. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: More and more walls begin to appear.

NARRATOR:
Their quest begins behind the scenes. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Their quest begins behind the scenes.

Pop those out and see if
we've got an edge of a corner. - Lost Treasures of Rome

Pop those out and see if we've got an edge of a corner.

NARRATOR: This looks like a
complete maze of overlapping walls, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: This looks like a complete maze of overlapping wal...

The thing I like the most
about being an archaeologist - Lost Treasures of Rome

The thing I like the most about being an archaeologist

So these are all
installations belonging somehow - Lost Treasures of Rome

So these are all installations belonging somehow

NARRATOR: Peter and the team have
identified anomalies on the sea floor, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Peter and the team have identified anomalies on th...

NARRATOR:
For over a millennium, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: For over a millennium,

NARRATOR: The evidence
of Vindolanda suggests - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: The evidence of Vindolanda suggests

NARRATOR: Monika and joint
excavation leader Marco Giglio, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Monika and joint excavation leader Marco Giglio,

MAN 2 (over radio):
Roger. - Lost Treasures of Rome

MAN 2 (over radio): Roger.

Now, some people might say that that makes
them slightly unreliable, - Lost Treasures of Rome

Now, some people might say that that makes them slightly unr...

NARRATOR: A few feet into the
complex he spots a first clue, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: A few feet into the complex he spots a first clue,

Dig member Satoshi Higuchi spots
a glint of metal in the dirt. - Lost Treasures of Rome

Dig member Satoshi Higuchi spots a glint of metal in the dir...

NARRATOR: Finding a totally unknown,
unexcavated amphitheater here, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Finding a totally unknown, unexcavated amphitheate...

NARRATOR: Jasmine wants to
investigate the letters to - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Jasmine wants to investigate the letters to

NARRATOR: Technology like this has
revolutionized maritime archaeology, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Technology like this has revolutionized maritime a...

MONIKA: I can’t see it, what is it? Oh
yeah, yeah, I see it now. Oh wow. - Lost Treasures of Rome

MONIKA: I can’t see it, what is it? Oh yeah, yeah, I see it ...

NARRATOR: This ancient virgin site,
untouched by previous excavations, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: This ancient virgin site, untouched by previous ex...

SATOSHI:
This could be some kind of hairpin? - Lost Treasures of Rome

SATOSHI: This could be some kind of hairpin?

I see some, uh, decoration,
little bits and pieces of marble - Lost Treasures of Rome

I see some, uh, decoration, little bits and pieces of marble

MONIKA: The thin needle, something you
would stick into your hair. Look at this. - Lost Treasures of Rome

MONIKA: The thin needle, something you would stick into your...

This is a massive project to fill in this
entire space in a very orderly fashion. - Lost Treasures of Rome

This is a massive project to fill in this entire space in a ...

- There’s more of it?
- SATOSHI: Oh no, it’s a... - Lost Treasures of Rome

- There’s more of it? - SATOSHI: Oh no, it’s a...

NARRATOR:
Shifting thousands of tons of soil, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Shifting thousands of tons of soil,

With the ROV successfully deployed, - Lost Treasures of Rome

With the ROV successfully deployed,

It is clear evidence someone deliberately
buried the Domus Aurea. - Lost Treasures of Rome

It is clear evidence someone deliberately buried the Domus A...

Strange shapes on
the floor in one of the rooms, - Lost Treasures of Rome

Strange shapes on the floor in one of the rooms,

They used to fix clothes.
They used this to fix cloth. - Lost Treasures of Rome

They used to fix clothes. They used this to fix cloth.

Now, is this true
of what happened, - Lost Treasures of Rome

Now, is this true of what happened,

And actually, if I remember correctly, - Lost Treasures of Rome

And actually, if I remember correctly,

Archaeologist, Valeria D'Aquino, grew up
in the region, and works alongside Elena. - Lost Treasures of Rome

Archaeologist, Valeria D'Aquino, grew up in the region,...

NARRATOR: The ornate clothespin
is a direct connection - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: The ornate clothespin is a direct connection

NARRATOR: The ROV moves
carefully from target to target. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: The ROV moves carefully from target to target.

So all we have just the
imprint of what they once were - Lost Treasures of Rome

So all we have just the imprint of what they once were

NARRATOR: Today, the ruins
of Herculaneum lie just inland, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Today, the ruins of Herculaneum lie just inland,

NARRATOR: And, there's a mystery. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: And, there's a mystery.

Decorative marble was
an unmistakable mark of luxury - Lost Treasures of Rome

Decorative marble was an unmistakable mark of luxury

MARCO: It’s a very interesting find.
Very, very interesting. - Lost Treasures of Rome

MARCO: It’s a very interesting find. Very, very interesting....

ROB: Roman frontiers are some of
the most exciting spaces in history. - Lost Treasures of Rome

ROB: Roman frontiers are some of the most exciting spaces in...

Now we'll continue
to excavate this layer. - Lost Treasures of Rome

Now we'll continue to excavate this layer.

It's a contact zone
where anything can happen. - Lost Treasures of Rome

It's a contact zone where anything can happen.

So, what we're trying to do
here is search this area and - Lost Treasures of Rome

So, what we're trying to do here is search this area an...

NARRATOR: All the evidence the
team has found suggests - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: All the evidence the team has found suggests

And there are traces of
gilding in the ceiling. - Lost Treasures of Rome

And there are traces of gilding in the ceiling.

NARRATOR: Darius can still make out - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Darius can still make out

The team knows, that the best way
to find out why it was built, - Lost Treasures of Rome

The team knows, that the best way to find out why it was bui...

NARRATOR: Suddenly the image on
screen gets everyone excited. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Suddenly the image on screen gets everyone excited...

NARRATOR: For
more than two decades, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: For more than two decades,

There's a real stark V shape cut to it,
and it runs east and west. - Lost Treasures of Rome

There's a real stark V shape cut to it, and it runs eas...

NARRATOR: When did the layout
of the baths change and why? - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: When did the layout of the baths change and why?

- DAVE: There it is.
- PETER: That's a beauty! - Lost Treasures of Rome

- DAVE: There it is. - PETER: That's a beauty!

NARRATOR:
This ditch stretches into the distance - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: This ditch stretches into the distance

NARRATOR: In Terracina,
50 miles south east of Rome, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: In Terracina, 50 miles south east of Rome,

The team has found a vase,
deep in the ground. - Lost Treasures of Rome

The team has found a vase, deep in the ground.

We have, uh, a near
complete skeleton of a man, - Lost Treasures of Rome

We have, uh, a near complete skeleton of a man,

Just outside Pompeii’s city walls, - Lost Treasures of Rome

Just outside Pompeii’s city walls,

It has survived in one piece,
for at least 1,500 years. - Lost Treasures of Rome

It has survived in one piece, for at least 1,500 years.

This skeleton show
many traces of trauma - Lost Treasures of Rome

This skeleton show many traces of trauma

NARRATOR: They call Eva Pianini,
the lead restorer, to examine the find. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: They call Eva Pianini, the lead restorer, to exami...

It was a place for entertainment and
leisure more than anything else. - Lost Treasures of Rome

It was a place for entertainment and leisure more than anyth...

NARRATOR: It's estimated 2,000 Pompeiians
perished in the eruption. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: It's estimated 2,000 Pompeiians perished in t...

NARRATOR:
Archaeologists, Paul Scheding and, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Archaeologists, Paul Scheding and,

This is not here the
residence of the emperor. - Lost Treasures of Rome

This is not here the residence of the emperor.

NARRATOR:
They are looking for any clue - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: They are looking for any clue

This is a place for accommodating
guests and putting on a great show. - Lost Treasures of Rome

This is a place for accommodating guests and putting on a gr...

Everything they need to build the turf
wall is right here in the local landscape. - Lost Treasures of Rome

Everything they need to build the turf wall is right here in...

The clues suggest that
Nero's taste for luxury might be - Lost Treasures of Rome

The clues suggest that Nero's taste for luxury might be

FRANCESCA: We have so much work
to do now in a wonderful landscape. - Lost Treasures of Rome

FRANCESCA: We have so much work to do now in a wonderful lan...

NARRATOR:
Terracina is a very ancient settlement, - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: Terracina is a very ancient settlement,

NARRATOR: This evidence suggests
the man lead a violent life. - Lost Treasures of Rome

NARRATOR: This evidence suggests the man lead a violent life...

In Tivoli, just outside Rome,
at the Villa Adriana. - Lost Treasures of Rome

In Tivoli, just outside Rome, at the Villa Adriana.

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An international team of archaeologists attempt to uncover the lost secrets of the Roman Empire.

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Production: Normandy Productions

Genre: documentary

Year: 2022

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Released: 19 Apr 2022

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