Discover the dDocumentary on Roman Engineering In collaboration with Structuralia. The new episode on ‘Ports’ will premiere soon and be available to watch online on RTVE.
What is the RTVE documentary *Roman Engineering* about?
"Roman Engineering" is a documentary directed by Structuralia in collaboration with Radiotelevisión Española, Digivisión, and Imageen. A historical documentary that examines the major infrastructure projects and construction techniques used by Roman engineers.
Over the course of several chapters, they highlight the importance of engineering and architecture throughout history, beginning with Rome and its profound influence around the world.
How many episodes are available?
It is a documentary consisting of several episodes that cover:
It's important to stay tuned for new episodes of Structuralia's "Roman Engineering" documentary as they're uploaded to RTVE's online platform, so you don't miss a thing.
What are the episodes about? "The Cities I": one of the most influential episodes
There are several episodes where they talk about the mines, the roads, the aqueducts or cities, among many others.
One of the most interesting episodes is ‘Cities I.‘ It’s a documentary that takes us on a journey through history, where we see how Rome influenced cities all over the world. We venture into the Ancient Tarraco to understand how they made certain decisions, such as the choice of location, rituals, demarcation, boundaries, or the distribution of land among the settlers.
It is a documentary that reveals the hidden secrets...behind the impressive Roman ports. The true treasures of our ancestors, which are well worth bringing to light.
An adventure in which we accompany Isaac Moreno, A civil engineer, geographer, and historian, who, throughout his journey, explains the engineering that made the construction and operation of these ports possible. .
An episode that will not only broaden your historical horizons but also inspire you to explore the vast possibilities offered by engineering and construction. Because the past certainly has a lot to teach us about the future.
A total of 50 minutes A show combining knowledge and entertainment, for audiences of all ages. Don't miss ‘Ciudades I’ and the other episodes, now available to watch on RTVE.
Ports I: The Most Recent Episode of the Documentary "Roman Engineering"
The new episode of the collaborative documentary *Roman Engineering* is now available to watch. This episode discusses What Roman seaports in cities were like, specifically, using as a reference Tarraco (Tarragona), Emporiae (Empúries), Oiasso (Irún), Malaca (Málaga), Cartago Nova (Cartagena), and the river port of Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza).
In this episode, the following take place: different virtual constructionsYes, so the viewer can get an idea. It's definitely worth it because it's been put together with great care, so the viewer can experience it as authentically as possible. It's definitely worth hitting play to watch it.
A documentary that has won numerous awards
The documentary *Roman Engineering*, produced in collaboration with Structuralia, has received numerous accolades and awards to date, which makes us particularly happy. It’s a way to recognize a job well done and to share valuable content with the public, because we believe it’s important.
The most recent ones are Caminos Awards 2020 (Madrid, Spain) – Best Journalistic Work, 20th International Archaeological Film Festival of the Bidasoa (Irún, Spain) – Special Audience Award and Firenze Archeofilm 2020 International Film Festival on Archaeology, Art, and the Environment (Florence, Italy) – Official Selection, among many others. You can find detailed information about all of them at the link we've shared.
Where can I watch the documentary *Roman Engineering*?
The documentary will be available soon on the RTVE website. Once it's posted, you'll be able to watch the different episodes, each about 50 minutes long, making them perfect for a quick watch.
Directed by José Antonio Muñiz, this series promises to be a great artistic contribution that will be well worth watching. When it goes live soon on RTVE’s official website, you’ll be able to watch the episodes anytime using your smartphone, tablet, or computer—whichever you prefer.
If you're passionate about content with historical significance and learning about architecture and engineering, you'll find this documentary series interesting. Plus, it will be available completely free of charge.
Give it a try, and you'll see how much you'll love the content. We guarantee it. Do you have any questions?
