>>18770241
Eh you shouldnt feel bad most of that was just the roman equivalent of commieblocks where you'd live in a single filthy damp dark room with 5 other workers packed like sardines surviving on grain rations.
And most of it was built from wood so it wouldn't survive to this day anyway

>>18770241
before: cramped, sovlless
after: full of nature and community

>>18770241
Imagine being the poor schmuck who had to live on the stadium steps

Nothing lasts forever. It’s a shame we don’t still have a fully intact Colosseum though. Charlemagne almost paid to have it repaired and renovated which would have been cool. It would be nice to have preserved more of the temples as churches as well.

>>18770241
Images like this always make me melancholic, as a man of proper intellect aught to be

>>18770257
>Eh
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This kind of thing happened in Mesoamerica at times as well