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NARRATOR: Marta Alberti is second in command of the dig
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Lost Treasures of Rome

Marta Alberti is One of our volunteers has justfound this really nice kitchen knife

NARRATOR: Marta Alberti is
second in command of the dig. MARTA: One of our volunteers has just
found this really nice kitchen knife

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NARRATOR: Marta Alberti is second in command of the dig.
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MARTA: One of our volunteers has just found this really nice kitchen knife.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
65
Timestamp in Movie
00:15:36
Uploaded
Mar 28, 2025
Season
1
Episode
5
Genres
documentary
Production
Normandy Productions

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An international team of archaeologists attempt to uncover the lost secrets of the Roman Empire.
S01 • E03 What this arena here shows us is, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:11
What this arena here shows us is,
S01 • E05 And it's quite exciting. It's in really lovely condition. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:05
And it's quite exciting. It's in really lovely con...
S01 • E04 NARRATOR: Barbara Davidde spearheads the project to map - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:12
NARRATOR: Barbara Davidde spearheads the project to map
S01 • E05 It's really nice to go back in time and think about every day life - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:11
It's really nice to go back in time and think about eve...
S01 • E03 These were games that took a lot of choreography and a lot of preparation. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:08
These were games that took a lot of choreography and a lot o...
S01 • E03 NARRATOR: Gladiator fights began in the Fourth Century BC. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:35
NARRATOR: Gladiator fights began in the Fourth Century BC.
S01 • E05 NARRATOR: Soon another surprising find - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:11
NARRATOR: Soon another surprising find
S01 • E04 Barbara and her dive team head out on the boat, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:12
Barbara and her dive team head out on the boat,
S01 • E02 Sensing danger, Rome sent troops and ships to Sicily - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:09
Sensing danger, Rome sent troops and ships to Sicily
S01 • E05 This is a lovely neck of a bottle. You can see the rim right there. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:07
This is a lovely neck of a bottle. You can see the rim right...
S01 • E04 Exciting to, uh, start an activity underwater. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:06
Exciting to, uh, start an activity underwater.
S01 • E05 The body would have perhaps been globular or kind of a slight pear shape - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:19
The body would have perhaps been globular or kind of a sligh...
S01 • E02 Carthage in the third century BC was an important metropolis. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:06
Carthage in the third century BC was an important metropolis...
S01 • E04 NARRATOR: Some 16 feet below the surface, beautiful statues come into view, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:25
NARRATOR: Some 16 feet below the surface, beautiful statues ...
S01 • E02 NARRATOR: The Carthaginians were master seafarers, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:16
NARRATOR: The Carthaginians were master seafarers,
S01 • E01 He's the only one buried in Pompeii. - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:33
He's the only one buried in Pompeii.
S01 • E05 NARRATOR: It's an intriguing find. Perfume was worn by men and women, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:21
NARRATOR: It's an intriguing find. Perfume was worn by ...
S01 • E03 The Colosseum, the biggest ever ancient amphitheater, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:17
The Colosseum, the biggest ever ancient amphitheater,
S01 • E02 500 miles north of Rome in Gunzenhausen, Germany, - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:40
500 miles north of Rome in Gunzenhausen, Germany,
S01 • E05 Back at the Kalkriese dig site, the team is carefully excavating - Lost Treasures of Rome 00:14
Back at the Kalkriese dig site, the team is carefully excava...