How Rome conquered Southern Italy 

This is the best channel I have seen on the history of ancient Rome I have seen. I am glad I found it on RU-vid .Looking to more videos.

So cool Darius! I've only seen the smallest segment of Via Appia. Than you for doing this.

Great series on the Via Appia. Love the little visited Roman ruin sites.

Thank you Darius, next we travel to the south of Italy we'll make a point to stop along the Via Apia's main towns.

Great!

Hi Darius, I’m From Brazil, and would like to thank you for the wonderful trip to Italy and Via Appia!!!! You give us a lot of ideas for planning trips around this beautiful country ! Many thanks for share your expertise and knowledge!

bravo

congrats for pronouncing the word MUNICIPIUM in the classical Latin style 😊, hard C and all. by the way, your name, Darius, sounds Persian, (perhaps you are ethnically too) - I find it very interesting that someone with a Persian name is representing Rome so wonderfully 😊 I'm ethnically Hungarian but feel more Hellenic/Roman in my heart, so I get it.

Wonderful. I keep learning about these distant places. Thank you Darius

Amazing video! 👍 Incredibly beautiful city! 😍 Respect to the author! 🏆 Thanks for sharing! 🤝

Love traveling the Via Appia virtually!

7:06 The earliest depiction of golf! Or ... what is that supposed to be?

Incredible series

Stunning.

Nice travelogue on Brindisi, and its ancient history. #SPQR

Breen-dee-zee, roll the R

I love this series on the Via Appia. I think Brindisi and Lecce are underrated places to visit. I've stood under both columns and marveled at how far from Rome Brindisi really is. Interestng how one column (now in Piazza St. Oronzo, Lecce) was moved. Thanks again!

excellent

Can you do a video on the Septizodium?