Why Via Appia is the Most Important Road in Rome 

Thanks a lot. We've taken our production up a notch- and hope to maintain... We think this series will be the best out there for giving a sense of on the ground exploration.

Love that city been twice want to go back still lots to see

thank you. Focusing now on weekly content on ARL- with more Digs in the pipeline by year's end. Can't wait to share!

Fantastic! Please share with your friends! they will love it as well

Thank you- a team effort- camera, audio, editing, social media- and of course we have a lot of fun doing this daily. Lots of new videos to share- aiming to smash through 2022 with a lot of support and enthusiasm to let us get to the next level.

And thank you for all of your support! It's going to be a fun ride!

Picture this: the entire series is a whole 75 minutes- broken into 9 videos (this intro plus 8 more). We think it's safe to say it's going to be spectacular! Our goal was to up the quality of the programming consistently. We think that you will be pleased- and that once people discover us they'll appreciate the difference. (Please share! )

@@AncientRomeLive I'm looking forward to all of it. I know you guys are going to do a great job. Oh, and I just shared it with three people.

@@johnrobinson4445 Thank you!

Yes, we have done an internal reboot- lots of weekly content in the pipeline!

Indeed- there will be a few slip ups along the way... the exact path is not agreed upon by the scholarship - but it was approximately 500 km / 330 miles or so- so the 330 km comment was a true mistake!

Thank you!

You'll discover new places in Italy!

thanks from the whole team!

Thanks, will do!

Some parts are truly dangerous, no sidewalks ... As we make our way down, to some great archaeological sites, it's all possible because of the use of the car!

Thank you!

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It's been a few months of reflection and redirection- we think we have a new template in place to put out at least 1 video a week! Wish us luck! (more support needed in this endeavor)

@@AncientRomeLive I like your content more than you know. I know it takes a lot of planning to make videos like this. I also know it can be hard to not just enjoy the experience of doing all of it and have work get in the way of leasure. Also I'm pretty sure this is no replacement for a job and can be seen as optional . I'd like to think of it in the form of principle of a working mind, a legacy of your knowledge and experience. If you don't get everything on paper then it won't be recorded, nor will others benefit from it.

See too much of his face, listen to too much wittering . . .

Thank you