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00:01Terrible Tudors, Gorgeous Georgians
00:03Slime is too as far Victorian
00:04Wokeful wars, ferocious fights
00:05Stingy castles, daring knights
00:07Horrors that defy description
00:08Cutthroat cults or bull ejection
00:10Vicious vikings, cruel crime
00:11Punishment for later times
00:12Roman rotten, rank and ruthless
00:14Cavemen, savage fearsome tubeless
00:15Groovy Greeks, rainy sages
00:16Need a miss in middle ages
00:18Gory stories, we do that
00:20And your host are Talking Rats
00:23The past is no longer the mystery
00:26Welcome to Horrible Histories
00:31Horrible Histories presents
00:34Ludicrous Landmarks
00:39Behold the pyramids of Giza
00:42Arguably the most famous landmarks in the world
00:45They have been built by a single family of pharaohs
00:49As ginormous pointy royal tombs
00:53The third and final one, built by pharaoh Mencore
00:57Has taken thousands of people working in teams decades to build
01:02Now that's really been quite a task
01:06Previously on The Ancient Apprentice
01:08The two teams chose their names
01:10We are the friends of Mencore
01:13Right
01:14We are the...
01:15Drunkers of Mencore
01:18No, that's not our name, we have a different name
01:20I'm already drawing the hieroglyphics
01:25Before pharaoh Mencore set them a pointed task
01:29Teams, your task is to build me a pyramid
01:32Right here in the same location as my father and my grandfather's pyramids
01:37For this task you have about 30 years
01:40What?
01:41It's literally the challenge of a lifetime
01:43Off you go
01:44Let's do this, I'm gonna be project manager
01:46Did he say 30 years?
01:47Yes
01:48Thousands of workers began building
01:50Yeah, me and Pharaoh Manchego are getting on brilliantly
01:53I mean, he sees a lot of me in him, I think
01:55Um
01:56Is he Pharaoh Manchego?
01:57That's a cheese, isn't it?
01:59I called him Pharaoh Manchego
02:01And tensions flared as the years passed
02:04What do you want done with this rock?
02:05If the friends of Mencore think they can beat us, they're in denial
02:08Just give that to me
02:09Like the river?
02:10Oh!
02:11I'm building pyramids, okay
02:12I can't think of a better joke than that
02:13Come on, please
02:14We are on a deadline
02:15We have got 28 years left
02:17Friends of Mencore might be our team name
02:19But we are not here to make friends
02:21The other team might as well not bother trying
02:23Because like a pyramid without a roof
02:25It's absolutely pointless
02:27Recently the drunkards suffered a workplace incident
02:30A shady who fell in the pit?
02:34That was not on purpose
02:36Now, decades later
02:38It's back to the border
02:40To see who will make the final of the ancient apprentice
02:43Your final
02:44Good morning
02:46Good morning, Pharaoh Manchego
02:47Good morning, Pharaoh Manchego
02:48Right, Narnia
02:51It says here
02:53You ordered a hundred thousand blocks of limestone for your section
02:56Why'd you do that when you've only got space for ten thousand blocks?
03:00Okay
03:01Can I just say, Pharaoh Manchego
03:03I correctly estimated that we would need to order ten thousand blocks
03:07And ten thousand in hieroglyphs is a finger
03:10But Amari here got bored and drew a tadpole
03:14Which is a hundred thousand
03:16So, um, being totally honest
03:18Amari let us down
03:19What?
03:21Right
03:22I've come to my decision
03:23Amari
03:24You're fired
03:25Thank you very much for this opportunity, Pharaoh Manchego
03:30With two apprentices left and years of building still to go
03:33Pharaoh Mencore is about to add a big surprise twist
03:42By dying long before the pyramid can be finished
03:45Is this part of the task?
03:46Right, it's dead
03:47Can we pretend that I wasn't fired, please?
03:48No, absolutely not
03:49Next time, in the final
03:52The remaining apprentices are tasked with removing the Pharaoh's organs and mummifying him
03:56So he's stick this up his nose and pull his brains out
04:00Ooh
04:01No, no, I'm better than this
04:03I quit
04:04And so Badru has won the ancient apprentice
04:07This does not feel like a win
04:09Ew, so gross
04:11Welcome to one of Britain's best known landmarks
04:16Stonehenge in Wiltshire
04:18Landmarks are famous buildings or places which people can use to help tell where they are
04:24I made my own mark on the land earlier
04:26I made my own mark on the land earlier
04:29Although I'm not sure that counts
04:31Oh, what have I just chugging in?
04:34Stonehenge is a bit of a mystery
04:37We don't really know what it was built for
04:39But it's actually older than the pyramids of Giza
04:42And was originally made up of a circle of smaller stones called blue stones
04:47Until at some point in history, someone decided to give the place an upgrade
04:52Ah, you must be the architect
04:55So, what do you think of our magnificent blue stones?
04:58Well, I mean personally I'd recommend upgrading to a much more impressive circle of these huge stones called sarsen stones
05:05I've got a model here
05:07Okay, erm, I know you're the hench guy and everything
05:10But that is a lot smaller than the one we've already got
05:13Right, this is just a model
05:16Oh
05:17Look, I'll show you
05:19I've got a sample of the sort of sarsen stone we usually use
05:22Alright, bring it in lads
05:23Would you, look at the size of that
05:25It is impressively long
05:27It's still not as high as the ones we've got already
05:30Well, yeah, because on its side
05:33Just sort of imagine how tall it would look standing up
05:36Oh, right
05:37I'll just tilt my head to the side then to get a better idea
05:40It's tricky because now the ground's moved too
05:43Alright, you're the leader, aren't you?
05:45Yeah
05:46A circle of these giant sarsen stones would tower over the bluestone circle you currently have
05:51It'll look fantastic
05:53Well, it looks pricey
05:55I can see you don't like it
05:56Take it back, boys
05:57Bec, we dug this up, carved it and counted it 20 miles
06:01Yeah, I know, sorry, customer's always right
06:04Even this one
06:05Unbelievable
06:06Right, come on, acid
06:08Steady, slow
06:09Nah, it's a shame really
06:10I mean, it could have been a marvel that stood for thousands of years
06:13Wait, you know, I think you might be right
06:15We want to leave our mark on this land
06:18We will build this new and improve Stone Edge
06:21Bring it back
06:22I'll make up your mind
06:24Do you definitely want it?
06:25Oh, yeah
06:26Because we're going to be ordering in like another 80 of these enormous stones
06:29Oh, 80
06:30Well, give or take, yeah
06:31I don't know
06:32Does it come in any other colours?
06:34Right
06:35You need to make up your mind
06:37Because this is not going anywhere
06:39Oh!
06:40Oh, it's only for
06:41Right, who's for lunch?
06:42Oh, mind if I join you?
06:43Hang on, wait
06:44Look at that
06:45Can you bring me back a bop?
06:50Is that bear?
06:59Good evening
07:00Your compulsory courtesy call from the army of Emperor Chin
07:03Uh-oh
07:04Last time you lot came here
07:05You took my husband away to work on that great big wall of yours
07:08Actually, it's several different great big walls we're joining together to protect our northern borders
07:13But fear not
07:14Your husband will no longer be involved
07:15Oh!
07:16Well, that's wonderful news
07:17Because he's dead
07:18What?
07:19Please accept this comforting pat on the head completely free of charge
07:23Pet, pet, delivered
07:24I can't believe he's gone
07:25Yes, his death was a big blow
07:27Do we get compensation?
07:28I can't say we don't need the money
07:29Do you have any idea how many people died building that thing?
07:32No
07:33We haven't got the time, money or indeed desire to hand out cash
07:36What are you doing here then?
07:37Well, your husband passed away before the end of his shift
07:40His work was half finished and what good is half a wall, madam?
07:43Well, he can't finish his work, can he? He's dead
07:46He can't
07:47But policy does state that we do need the work completed, if not by the deceased then by a member of his household
07:52But we've got no children or...
07:54You don't mean me!
07:57Widows are acceptable
07:58But I'm grieving!
07:59Fresh air and exercise are very good for that
08:02And at least your husband made it to the wall
08:04It's a long, hard journey and a lot of people die on the way
08:07Are you saying I might not even survive the journey?
08:10Not with that attitude you won't
08:11But good news, as soon as you arrive you'll receive a big bowl of sticky rice
08:15Oh, at least we'll be well fed
08:17Oh, it's not to eat
08:18It's one of the things we use to stick the bricks together
08:20Come on!
08:21This Great Wall of China won't build itself!
08:29What will you do when you retire?
08:31Well, if you were to ask our next guest, 63-year-old Annie Edson-Taylor
08:36You might be surprised by the answer
08:38Annie was hoping to raise some money for charity
08:40So she came up with a smashing, or should I say, splashing idea
08:46Jenny is in 1901
08:48Beside one of the world's most famous landmarks, the Niagara Falls
08:52So let's see what she's up to! Jenny!
08:54Jenny!
08:55Annie! How's it going?
08:56Well, my cat survived going over Niagara Falls in a barrel
09:00So I think they're ready to go!
09:02I'm sorry, it sounded like you sent your cat over the falls in a barrel
09:07Yes!
09:08That's horrible!
09:09How would you like to be sent over the falls in a barrel?
09:11Oh, yes, no, so that is the plan, Jenny!
09:14I'm doing it for charity!
09:16I had the barrel especially made
09:18It's got a cushion to sit on and everything
09:20It says, Queen of the Mist!
09:22The mist is what people call the spray at the bottom of the falls
09:24Wish me luck!
09:30This elderly lady is about to fall 158 metres down a waterfall in a barrel
09:37We even have in-barrel footage and I'm sure everything will be fine!
09:43Here we go!
09:44Oh!
09:45It's wonderful!
09:46Still I was expecting it to be much worse than-
09:49And we're just hearing that Annie has survived the drop, she's out of the barrel and she's back on dry land
10:01Are you okay, Annie?
10:02Sorry, am I the right way up?
10:04You certainly are, you little daredevil
10:06And I dare say you've raised loads of money for charity
10:09What charity was it again?
10:10Well, the charity was me!
10:12My inheritance has run low and I don't want to be poor, Jenny!
10:16Going over Niagara Falls in a barrel seemed like the obvious way to make a bit of money
10:20So the people watching had to pay?
10:22Well, I was hoping they'd pay after I finished but most of them seem to have left by the time I got out of the barrel
10:28So you didn't make any money at all?
10:31Not enough to retire on, no!
10:34But hey-ho!
10:36I can always take my barrel on a tour!
10:38People will pay to see that!
10:40Oh no!
10:41No!
10:42No, no!
10:43My manager's stealing my barrel!
10:44No!
10:45No!
10:48There are many huge natural landmarks like Niagara Falls and Mount Everest
10:54But behind every human-made landmark is the architect who designed it
10:59And they could have some odd ideas about things to include
11:03Head teacher Ruth Thomas needs a new art and design teacher
11:06After Mr Braithwaite chose to fart and resign
11:10Welcome to Historical Educating
11:13Mr Braithwaite's stand-in is one of the most prolific architects in British history
11:20He'll be a breath of fresh air
11:22Which is something we could do with around here
11:25Class 7F's new teacher is Sir Christopher Wren
11:29Morning class
11:30Good morning Mr Sir Christopher Wren
11:34Now today I would like you all to design a new building
11:39Can it be any sort of building?
11:41No, it must be exultant, it must be geometrically sublime
11:46And it must have pineapples
11:50There's no building that can't be improved with a pineapple
11:53Which is why when I was asked to renovate the old St Paul's Cathedral
11:58Bam! 68 foot pineapple on top
12:01Woo!
12:02Unfortunately the old building burned down in the Great Fire of London
12:05Before I could actually stick a pineapple on it
12:07But I was asked to design the new St Paul's Cathedral
12:11So, bam! Two pineapples! Woohoo!
12:15Ah, you love it! I can see you love it!
12:18Apparently pineapples were really round expensive in Mr Wren's day
12:22Yeah, not bad
12:24Something very conspicuously missing there
12:26Someone hasn't understood the assignment
12:28Right, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
12:31Okay, where's the pineapple?
12:33Come on, people!
12:34I once designed a building with 48 pineapples on it
12:37And you, you can't even draw a house with one!
12:40Pineapples!
12:43Mr Wren's banana's about pineapples
12:46Exciting news, class!
12:47I've decided to design you a new pineapple school
12:52Now, who wants to help me knock down the old one?
12:55Yeah!
12:56Woo!
12:57Er, what on earth's going on?
12:59Thank you, Mr Wren
13:01Your services are no longer required
13:03What about just two pineapples on top of the science block?
13:05Or one massive one on top of the gym?
13:07No?
13:08No!
13:09They loved it!
13:10No pineapple, no party!
13:14Historic Landmarks
13:16With Anne Marks
13:19I'm here at the Taj Mahal
13:21In 17th century Agra, India
13:24This monument was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan
13:28As a tribute to his late wife
13:30It took 17 years to construct
13:32Using builders and materials from all across Asia
13:36Oh, hello!
13:38Not to mention thousands of elephants
13:41Shah Jahan, it must give you great pleasure to look at
13:44Ah, yes!
13:45It's very nice
13:47Although I'd enjoy looking at it more
13:49If my son hadn't have locked me up in here
13:51In order to take over my kingdom!
13:53Ha!
13:54Little dyke!
13:55Chip up the old block!
13:57Actually, could you move that elephant?
13:59I can't see the tide
14:01Uh, shoot!
14:06I'm not going anywhere near that
14:08This is Historic Landmarks
14:10With Anne Marks
14:11Anne?
14:12Anne, come back!
14:13Anne!
14:14Don't go, Anne!
14:15Come on!
14:16Anne!
14:19The Sagrada Familia Cathedral
14:21Is going to be the wonder of Barcelona, Signor Galdi
14:24But it is taking a long time
14:27A long time
14:29A long time, yes
14:30But look at the quality of my lifelike statues
14:33Yes
14:34How do you do that?
14:36I based them on real people
14:38Stop!
14:39Don't move!
14:40I shall use your likeness for my next statue
14:42Signor Galdi, we need to speed things up
14:44At this rate we'll still be building this place in a hundred years
14:47That's great
14:48What is?
14:49Your look of frustration
14:51It will be perfect for my statue of Joseph
14:54Being turned away from the inn while his wife Mary is pregnant with the little baby Jesus
14:58Please don't use the workers as your models
15:01Use the locals, like that shepherd yesterday
15:05Okay, no more sketching
15:09Oh, but their pose will be perfect for the figures carrying the crosses
15:13Don't move!
15:15You said no more sketching
15:17I'm not going to sketch
15:18I'm going to take a plaster cast of his face
15:21Breathe in
15:22Wait, don't
15:28I did say it, breathe in
15:30Oh well, there goes another one
15:32Where is the donkey anyway?
15:34He is supposed to move the heavy stuff
15:37Why is the donkey up there covered in plaster?
15:39I tried to do it on the floor but the donkey wouldn't stay still
15:42You can have it back when the plaster's set
15:47Mmm, must have left a hole at the back
15:49You are slowing the work down
15:51My client is good and he is not in a hurry
15:55Ooh
15:57Ugh, you're going to make a plaster cast of that goose on him
16:00Come here goosey
16:01This will never be finished
16:03Oh
16:06Dowdy never did finish his cathedral in Barcelona
16:10And, over 100 years later, it's still being built today
16:15While most landmarks have become very popular
16:18They weren't always welcomed when they were built
16:21Like when the suffragettes of New York took issue with a certain
16:25Lady of Liberty at her unveiling by designer
16:28Frederick Bartholdi and American President Grover Cleveland
16:33Greetings Monsieur le Président
16:38Or, should I say, Présent
16:42On behalf of the French people, I present to you my artistic work
16:46The Statue of Liberty
16:49Wow, what a truly impressive statue, Monsieur Montaldi
16:52What?
16:53And now for something even more impressive
16:55My speech
16:57A Statue of Liberty for a land of liberty
17:01Liberty
17:03Liberty for who?
17:04Give us the vote, you big hypocrite
17:07Yeah, so we can vote for someone else
17:10Liberty?
17:11You're not even at liberty to come to your party
17:14One of the only women you invited is 300 feet high and made of copper
17:19Yeah
17:20Yeah
17:21Awkward
17:22You're not being very lady-like
17:23This is what we think of being lady-like
17:26Oh ho ho ho, no she did it
17:31Yeah
17:33Making a woman the Statue of Liberty
17:36When women aren't even at liberty to vote
17:38Is the biggest or liberty I've ever heard of
17:41Yeah
17:43Oh ho ho, Monsieur le Président
17:44C'est un nicked burn, n'est-ce pas?
17:46Right, that does it
17:48Fire the ceremonial cannons
17:50No
17:53A perfect compromise
17:55They are at liberty to make as much noise as they say what?
17:58Well I, as president
18:00I'm at liberty to fire cannons so I don't have to listen to them
18:04You know what, I think I would prefer to be with them
18:07Ladies, is there a room for what laws this boat?
18:10On your ground
18:12Where are you going?
18:14Hello, my name's Joshua Cross
18:17And on October 16th, 1834
18:19I played an important part in the redesign of one of Britain's most famous buildings
18:23Parliament
18:25And this is what it used to look like
18:28But tell me, what role did I have in the redesign of this amazing landmark?
18:32Did I?
18:34A. Accidentally burn down the old parliament so they had to build a new one
18:38B. Come up with the idea for Big Ben
18:41Or C. Design the comfy green seats the MPs all sit on
18:45And the answer is
18:47A. I burned the whole place down by accident
18:50It's a bit orcs actually
18:51My job was to burn something called tally sticks in the furnaces inside parliament
18:56One day, me and my friend Patrick decided to go and have a beer while they were burning
19:01Then we forgot about them and the whole place burned down
19:05Luckily, no one died and it led to parliament being rebuilt like you know it today
19:09So, in a way, it was a good thing
19:12Joshua!
19:13Of course, not everyone sees it that way
19:16Better dash!
19:20Historic Landmarks with Anne Marks
19:23I'm here at the Eiffel Tower in 1889
19:29With its brilliant, visionary
19:31And adorable
19:32Designer, Gustave Eiffel
19:34When it was completed, standing at 300 meters tall
19:38The tower was the highest building in the world
19:41And it was loved by all of Paris
19:44A little bit like myself
19:46Bonjour Eiffel fans!
19:47Actually, a lot of people didn't like it at all
19:49We're going there, are we?
19:51Many French artists signed a letter saying they hated it
19:54And some of them wanted to replace the top of the tower with a giant naked statue
19:59They have no sense of history!
20:01Tradition of spectacle!
20:03Also, if they are looking for a model
20:05This would be a pretty good statue, right?
20:09What is happening?
20:11What are you doing?
20:13Go with it!
20:15Be part of it!
20:16Improvise!
20:18So this is historic landmarks with Anne Marks
20:22I'm taking off my trousers!
20:24Isn't the Eiffel Tower amazing?
20:28But some famous landmarks have pretty gruesome pasts
20:33Like the Colosseum in Rome, Italy
20:36Although it's now a famous tourist hotspot
20:38It was once a place that unless you were in the audience
20:42You really didn't want to go
20:44Put it this way, a lot of the performers only got to do one show
20:48And it was short
20:50And painful!
20:55Come on down to the Playland Amphitheatre
20:57For the best live entertainment Rome has to offer
21:00Don't be shy, we got plenty of room
21:03We can seat over 50,000
21:05Wow, that ain't no lie
21:06It's not just gladiators and barbaric cruelly to slaves and religious minorities, you know
21:12It's barbaric cruelly to everything
21:15We got horses, bulls, rhinos, panthers, bears, tigers, elephants
21:20We've even got rabbits, they're so cute
21:22Especially when the lions eat them
21:24You'll see all kinds of animals hunted in the Playland Amphitheatre
21:28Heck, sometimes we even fill the whole darn place with water
21:31So the horses and bulls have to swim
21:32We did that at the first games we held here
21:35Who don't want to see that?
21:37But if animals ain't your thing
21:39We got people too
21:41Gladiators, magicians, acrobats, and criminal types being torn apart by wild bears
21:46And it's real good value for money
21:50Some shows last for over 100 days
21:51So come on down, have the time of your life
21:54While a bunch of animals and slaves lose theirs
21:57Any risk to spectators is the responsibility of the spectators themselves
22:00And is not accepted by fame and entertainment limited
22:01Tickets for the second day cannot be guaranteed as the animals may not survive their first
22:04So what you waiting for?
22:06Get yourself down to the amphitheatre, why darn
22:09We got everything you want to see
22:11Plus a whole bunch of stuff you really don't
22:13Welcome to my historical crafting channel, Stuff on a Stick
22:24Stuff on a Stick!
22:26My guest this week is the head keeper of London Bridge
22:29So I'm keeper of heads
22:32Not the head of the keepers
22:35So tell us about these amazing crafted heads
22:38They're so detailed, how do you carve them?
22:41Don't carve them
22:43No, no, no, these are real heads
22:46That's Thomas Cromwell
22:48We've also had in William Wallace, Thomas More
22:51It's mostly traitors
22:53We display them on sticks on London Bridge
22:55So anyone crossing the bridge can see what happens when you double cross the key
22:58Don't do it!
22:59This is horrific!
23:00Well it's also very popular
23:01And the bridge has become a real tourist attraction thanks to these naughty noggin's
23:05Naughty noggin!
23:06Naughty noggin!
23:07Naughty noggin!
23:08You've got to go back on the bridge soon
23:09I don't want to go back on the bridge
23:10Well you've got to!
23:11Naughty noggin!
23:12Naughty noggin!
23:13Bit of fun
23:14How do you stop them from rotting and falling apart?
23:15It's a very delicate, artistic and refined process
23:18Well I suppose you'd better talk us through it
23:20Fantastic, yeah
23:21Step one, boil your old head
23:23Boiling the head stops it from rotting
23:25Have a whiff of that!
23:27This is the day I boil them
23:28I'm going to be sick
23:29Well don't be sick of that
23:30Please!
23:31Because that is step two
23:32Step two!
23:33Dip a mentar!
23:34To stop the birds from making off the eyes as a tasty snack
23:38Lovely!
23:39Step three!
23:40Stick it on a stick
23:41The finishing touch is just put it on a stick
23:43Or a spike
23:44Or a pike
23:45Doesn't really matter as long as it's sharp and pointy
23:49Yeah well
23:50You get the idea
23:51And voila!
23:52Heads up on how to get these banging boxes looking their best
23:55Well thank you for coming on my show
23:57Sure
23:58And please feel free to like, share and subscribe
24:00Yeah like, share and subscribe guys
24:02Please don't do that
24:03Fast point!
24:04I am the French General Napoleon Bonaparte
24:07I am the French General Napoleon Bonaparte
24:10It is the end of the 18th century
24:11And France is up war with Portugal, Russia, Austria, Britain, bits of Italy and I think Malta?
24:18Which is weird
24:19And in 1798 I took 40,000 magnificent French soldiers to capture Egypt
24:25But my main enemy is boredom
24:27Boredom?
24:28Boredom!
24:29Oh oui oui
24:30Yes Boredom!
24:31This must be tamed!
24:32So
24:33How did I keep myself from my soldiers' end of time?
24:36Did I
24:37A
24:38Order my men to re-dig the 200km long canal of the Faros
24:42B
24:43Get my men to race up and down the pyramids
24:45Or
24:46C
24:47Build a giant arena with 105 columns and a huge obelisk in the centre inscribed with heroes of France
24:54It was a trick question!
24:56Ha ha!
24:57I did all three of them!
24:58Tell them!
24:59My people also found the Rosetta Stone
25:03Which helped unlock the meaning of the Egyptian hieroglyphics
25:06You see, Napoleon Bonaparte can do anything
25:09Sir!
25:10There is trouble in France and British ships are approaching
25:13And right now he's heading back to France
25:15Gotta go!
25:16Oh!
25:17I'm fine!
25:18I'm fine!
25:19I'm fine!
25:20The Great Pyramids of Giza are actually the only surviving example of the so called Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
25:28The other six are no longer around
25:31But what were they?
25:33Luckily we have an absolute banger to tell you all about them!
25:38What about them?
25:46In Alexandria
25:49A lighthouse built by Pharaoh Ptolemy
25:54Towered over all
25:56Until an earthquake made it fall into the sea
26:01And in Olympia the Greek gods Zeus heard a gigantic statue
26:07Until a massive raging fire destroyed that wonder too
26:14At least the Great Pyramid of Giza still stands for
26:21All the seven wonders
26:25Seven wonders of the ancient world
26:28Colossus of Rhodes
26:31A statue built to celebrate a great victory
26:35Stood on the harbor wall
26:38Until an earthquake brought it crashing to its knees
26:43The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are next on the list
26:49Though this is the only wonder that maybe didn't exist
26:56At least the Great Pyramid of Giza cannot be missed
27:04All the wonders of the seven wonders
27:08Seven wonders of the ancient world
27:11Temple of Artemis
27:14The Temple of Diana is its other name
27:19Built for a Greek goddess
27:22Now only fragments and its foundations remain
27:27The mausoleum at Halicarnassus was a giant tomb
27:32Just like the bodies placed inside it
27:36This wonder has fell its tomb
27:39At least the Great Pyramid of Giza I'm off to see soon
27:47Oh, the seven wonders
27:49Seven wonders of the ancient world
27:53Oh, the seven wonders
27:57Sadly, only one remains preserved
28:01The great Pyramid of Giza
28:03haven't mentioned that
28:04ANGELINE
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