A rich scientist redesigned Old Rome in 36 years with a 200-meter-long model
Archeology is the only witness to previous civilizations and the evidence of their civilization and progress. These effects may reflect the progress of these ancient scholars in science, engineering, architecture, medicine, astronomy and the rest of science.
Archaeologists are always obsessed with discovering all the ancient civilizations, how their people lived, and urban planning.
The Italian archaeologist Ito Gismundi made a plaster design depicting the city of Rome in the 4th century AD under Constantine I. The Italian world began working on this model in 1935 and did not end until more than 35 years.
The archeologist stressed that this model, which is more than 200 meters long, is the closest to the city that existed, leaving some of the traces of its existence.
Image of the perception of ancient Rome
Picture of the form
A picture of the ancient world of Rome
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