Living In Ancient Rome | Traditional Cooking & Roman Life
Picture this. Ancient Rome! A spectacle full of gladiators. Market life and street food. And absolutely delicious meals. Today we are living a full day inside ancient Rome: the streets, the smells, the food, and the spectacles. And by the end of this, you will never look at a Tuesday the same way again. Rome in 100 AD covered roughly 13.7 square kilometres and housed more people per hectare than modern-day Manhattan. Think about that. No lifts. No running water above the ground floor. You wake before sunrise. Not because you want to. Because everyone else already has. In today's video, we look at Living In Ancient Rome | Traditional Cooking & Roman Life… Keep watching! #villagelife #villagecooking #ancientrome
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