Festival of Late Antiquity - Carnuntum 333
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- The festival of Late Antiquity is held annually at the unique historic and partially rebuilt Roman city of Carnuntum in Austria. Over 200 Reenactors from all over Europe flock to Carnuntum each Summer around the 15th of August, for a week of immersion in the 4th century AD.
Dates for the festival 2020: 15. & 16. August 2020
Music: Kabernos - Kyrie Eleison
Greetings to my Roman brothers in Pannonia. Nice to see the memory of our old civilization still preserved and that the Orthodox chants sung were recorded in my country Lebanon (Phoenicie, Diocese Oriens). Rome's memory is eternal.
Late Antiquity is really underrated.
I love to hear the modernized version of the Eastern liturgy as the sound chosen to represent our reenacting efforts in Carnuntum :)
And to think that King Arthur's Camelot must have looked like such a place
probably not that ornated and wealthy though
@@niklask8753Arthur is a Roman soldier
@@handel1111 he was a roman briton but at that time there wouldnt have been much wealth left in britain
Some historians consider that the Middle Ages did not begin in 476 AD, but in the 4th century with DIOCLETIAN and CONSTANTINE, since they laid the foundations of the Middle Ages, from there, the ROMAN EMPIRE was more medieval than ancient. .
Others, that the Middle Ages began in the 6th century, after the death of Justinian, the last emperor of the EASTERN who tried to rebuild the entire Roman Empire.
Others say that the Middle Ages began with CHARLE THE GREAT, German emperor of the 8th century AD.
Others, that the period, between the 3rd and 6th centuries, the so-called LATE ANTIQUITY, should be its own era, that is, neither the ancient age nor the middle age, but both, since both worlds coexisted.
(Sorry my bad english)
@@handel1111ya man not as oriental as this either. Less paternal and jewelry and there would probably be some furs
I am new to this site. I am LJ Steele and am a retired History Educator and museum professional. This is so nice to have discovered this site. My mom was a history major as well and she was interested in Mesopotamia and the early Christian communities. My lifelong interests are Ancient Egypt, Rome and the multicultural world of Ancient History. Will be back for more.
I love the Roman culture. Love from Indonesia
It's been a long while since I've made it to Carnuntum. Hopefully again sometime soon - it's really a unique place.
Very nice work on the impressions!
good to see late romans in uniforms of the time, why cant hollywood get this right each movie they make never fully represents the period
Yeah, it is a pitty, since they deprive themselves of really great optics too!
Hollywood sad to say is still stuck in the era of the so-called "Sandd and Swords" era from 1947-1965. They need to start talking to modern folks who do reenactments and hire professors and educators like me and other folks who contribute to this site on how to really produce a newer version of this era. Sorry but I am just speaking my mind. I have some experience in working with reenactors from a different era, but I get irritated when I see stuff like this getting messed up.
Es que creen que somos tontos.
For that I like late antique!
lmao @7:50 when the bishop starts getting pissy with his fanner for not blocking the sun.
Respect from grecce Christians brothers
Myself as well.
Another place and event I must visit. You glorious men who would give voice and sight to a spectacular and interesting past. I hope your children are as numerous as the stars
Ah yes Pre-Schism times
Si no me equivoco, no había Iglesia Católica, ni Ortodoxa, ni Protestante, ni Anglicana, ¿porque? , la Iglesia era "UNA". Claro si no me equivoco.
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It's wrong.
The One Holy Catholic Church from its beginning had an Orthodox Doctrine expressed by the Holy Seven Ecumenical Councils before the great scheme. The Germanic Goths and Franks changed everything in the western Roman Empire with their invasion, altering the sacred doctrines through a succession of heresies over the centuries. Papacy, Protestantism, Anglicanism, etc.
Search and learn properly.
9:14 that's exactly how Imagined an emperor dealing with his subjects in a casual way :)
Fantastic footage. Also, I believe I spotted my good friend Leofric Wearg (Jason B.) in some of the footage. Cheers!
This is so beautiful. Music also wonderful. Greetings from Italy
Great, really interesting!!
Not a toga in sight!
Fortunately! :D
Creo que en esa época ya no la usaban.
Would you say your most likely the biggest late Roman reenactment around?
Atm I would say yes. In 2019 we peaked at 250 reenactors from 17 countries. We hope to get the same number back again in summer 2022.
Nice.
So much was lost
How can I make/buy a bishop/priest costume from the Early Church era? I plan to wear one for All Hallow’s Eve this year.
You could pretty much follow this guide here: ua-cam.com/video/CcynFk4TFQk/v-deo.html
And add the specifically priestly elements like stola etc.
What is the music ?
It's in the description
it's Greek Orthodox ecclesiastical hymns
Christian orthodox chants.
Kyrie Eleison is one of them
where ya playing rugby in the min 2.30??
It's a Roman game called Harpastum. It's got similarities to rugby, but is much more brutal.
@@quartodecimani6908 thank ya I will try to investigate it if I can find some info
Halfway between Imperial Rome and Byzantium… a fascinating period