Shadowing Practice: Intrygujące rzymskie importy - Learn English Speaking with YouTube
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In this episode I'm going to look at the most important
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In this episode I'm going to look at the most important
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important import of the Japanese import in the region of the Polish region.
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So we can see the times when Europe was divided into a very popular part of the imperial imperialist,
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and barbarous part of the Rzymian.
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In the second part, the region of the region of the Polish region, and the other people were interested in the good.
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And so they started to get into the two worlds.
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It was very clear in archaeological material and the imperialist of the imperialist of the empire was first of all the bursztyn, but also the skull or the futra.
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And then we were also in the other hand, the monety, the stones, the bronze, or even the stone.
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And these artifacts are now in the world's current.
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Some really can be surprised And I'm just going to take a story today.
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I start from the town of Węgrzce, Krakow.
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I'm on the place and I will show you how everything looks like.
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I know what you think, that probably not look too much imponious.
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And you're right, but archaeologically it's a real cosmos.
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Here is the Północna Owodnica Krakowa and a thousand people are traveling through archaeological archaeological sites.
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Of course, it's already explored and explored, so it's not a lot of things.
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The site is very much more than a lot of the Neolitan, through the Mierzanowicz, Murzyck, Pomorska,
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Latteńsk, with amazing celtycki properties and in the end of the Kulturas, which is very interesting to me today,
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because at this time there was a lot of import of Rzymsk from ceramic
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and a piece of a piece of a fragment of the rye's diplomat military diploma
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that was the one that was discovered in the world's world today.
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I've been able to see it in my eyes, so now I'm going to teleport to my eyes.
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I'm going to the place where they are in the place where they are in the place, so now I'll see them.
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I've taken my place in the middle of a pude with the items.
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All these are all the important things I have now in the same place.
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And between them is the most important thing today, which is the diploma.
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But what are the diploma actually?
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I don't have to say.
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The diploma was received by the soldiers after the end of the service, most of the 25th century.
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The diploma was written on the cienkish, bronze table, and the law of the royal family and the law of legal marriage.
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The veteran had several bonus points in the service.
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He knew how to fight, but also got a social status.
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The fragment of the Rims's Diplom Militars' was discovered in the Vęgrzcach 5, as I mentioned earlier, the first type of thing was discovered in the Polish territory.
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On the left side of the Vęgrzc found the rest of the innskric.
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The left side of the left are the fragment 5 verses, the left side of the 3.
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I know that it is not a lot, but it was enough to explain to a few facts.
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They were able to find understand the name of the świadków, information about the family and probably about the same veteran.
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On the basis of analogicals, the study was made by the dyplom of the the pan of the cesar Domitiana.
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I now I did not get enough information, but I know that much more will be found in the publishing of the whole state of the Węgrzce V, which was created by the dotation.
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In this publishing, there is also a special edition of the Diplom, but also the same phase of the process, various special studies, and the interesting things.
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I will leave you in the description below.
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If you have any information in the description, if you have a link in the description, you can see the description below, just look at the description for some time,
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because if the work will be finished, I will definitely leave you there.
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And one very important thing, because you probably think you can see how the diploma is actually on our own.
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But, unfortunately, this is not the end.
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There are several possibilities.
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Maybe he was acquired during some kind of a trip in the region of Limes, or maybe he was there for the use of the hand just as a surrogate.
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Of course, archaeological archaeological state is not only on the road.
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It is a lot of way more than on the one side of the road, as on the other side.
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We also have archaeological archaeological site, and we are doing it between the non-inwazyjnym magnetic researches, which is carried out on the whole area.
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I am now on the other side of the Obwodnicy.
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I am in the middle of the tle.
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So it looks like everything, and I am going to continue.
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Three hours to the goal.
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It's the local village.
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I've been to Kluczkowicz and I've been in the near the palace.
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It's a nice, climatic place, but I'm not here for the view, because the palace has a particular connection with the import of the rye.
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The building began in the middle of the XIX, but it was not a lot of the noise that he was standing at the first place.
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The museum is now a regional museum, but the palace was originally from Kleniewski.
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This is the family that is the key to import of the ryech of this place.
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Let's see if we can go inside.
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As you probably noticed, you managed to get to the place.
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Now, the quick change of the place.
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Oops.
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There's a weird wind.
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You might think that I'm in a random place in the middle of the house, but it's not.
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I'm in a place where I'm in the middle of the house.
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I'm in a place where I had to go, because I had to go a little bit, because I had to go a little bit.
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but there is a huge tree and I also found that it is a place.
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And here in 2022, there was a wonderful discovery.
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There are two figures, and the finder was called the goddess and the pharaon.
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They came to the U.S in Lublin and there were not only authentic authentic,
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but also said that one of these figures was Ozyrys, and the other was, watch, the Pahusa the russian god of wine,
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of the nature and of the world.
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Ozyrys came here, when Maria Kleniewska wyjechała na początku XX wieku do Egiptu i przywiozła go stamtąd.
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Gdyby ktoś się dziwił, jak to w ogóle jest możliwe, to wówczas przywożenie zabytków z Egiptu było tak powszechne, jak dziś magnesów.
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Ale ten temat może na inny odcinek, więc to zostawmy.
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Ciekawszy jest z pewnością Bachus.
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Jego w 1906 roku znalazł ksiądz Antoni Chotyński, Kapelan Kleniewski and also a miro's historian of history.
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In the way of the building was found a very rich group of culture, which was between them, namely the Bacusa.
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They were created in the first century of our era.
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It was a fragment of the Trójnoga, where the place was placed in the Misa.
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The subject was interpreted as a cult, which was from the Imperium Rzyms.
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Ksiądz sent to Kleniewski, because they planned to make a place to make something like a museum.
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The plan was the war and in 1942, they came to the palace, and they came to Kleniewski to go to the palace.
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And it is, that they took part of their collection of their collections and took them to the place in the land.
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They probably thought they would come back, but they would never come back.
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After the discovery of the figure in Kluczkowice, and the archaeologists, the doctor Dr. Lukas Miechowicz, who, thank you very much for the introduction of this episode,
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started to provide the search for the other figures and they discovered another figure of Ozrysa.
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One of the residents gave them a weapon, which he was found during the work of the land, which was also a fragment of the collection of Kleniewsk.
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Unfortunately, I don't know how much exactly the collection was listed, or something was found, or something else was found in the land.
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One thing is true, Bachus is one of the most interesting discoveries of import ryeam in the world of today's Poland.
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Now the area of the Svintokrzysk.
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I will see how much it will take me to go, because I can't do it before.
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I will try to get a little bit more.
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I'm very excited.
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Let's go!
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The Maybe
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not a word, but a story with them.
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On the map, which I found in one of the publications, I have a location of two skarbs discovered in the Mały's Nietulis.
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The second skarb, because it is in literature, found in the second World War II the world's empire of the land.
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They discovered the pieces of the rye's denery and sold them local to the village.
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A few days later, they were in the same place they were on the second one with the money.
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They sold them the museum in Starachowic.
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This collection of money was worth over 1000 dollars.
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The place where the card was found is currently a private possession, so unfortunately I won't be able to show you, but if I'm already here,
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I'll find it for you.
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I found this place, it's pretty much a very interesting, I thought that maybe I could meet you in the neighborhood or in the near future, but no one was.
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At least, the way he was going to be a little bit.
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Now the time for the second one, and the second one, because it is just like this in literature.
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He was found by local local, maybe the same from his first history, or his son, in 1939,
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on the river near Kamienno.
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He discovered the naczynia, which was more than 3000 dollars, and was more than 10 kilos.
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That was from Nerona to Septymius Severa.
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They were then to the family of Siedleckich from Krakowa, which was in the war, in the museum archeological history.
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A few days later, they were still in the museum, and they were just left with the fragment of the naczynia, which were found in the museum.
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They were afraid that they could have to die during the war, and they were able to hide it themselves.
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They were so successful, that the name of the monetaries and the city was killed until 1995,
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when in a city of one of krakowskich kamienic on the Szefskiej, which was just from Siedleckich, krakowscy archeologists discovered the monety.
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I hope that even though the river nad Reką Kamienną could show you, although the way, because I know that there are also problems.
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No, I'm sure I'll see it.
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The river is located in the building, but the terrain is made of the and you can see that he was adapted to the operating function.
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The road looks like something still works, so I'm not sure I'm from there.
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But the potential potential discovery of the monet I decided to look for another side.
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Is it a nice and pleasant place?
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Not really.
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I'm not even sure to show you what to show you here.
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It looks like everywhere there are some crachores, there are some buildings.
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In the last few years there were 2759 coins, still missing several hundred.
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The collection was a little bit more than in 2000, but the one who was a one of the most famous coins was in the 2000s.
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The collection was given to the krakowskis archaologs.
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The moment of the discovery was one of the most famous coins in the Middle East.
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Archaeologists say that the first one was to one person, a kind of a person or an elite,
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and during any kind of any kind of peace was he was hidden in the earth.
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And a few years later I'm standing here and I'm telling you about this story.
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Each of these ryemski import is a sign of contact between two different worlds.
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Each of these is a different story.
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It's about a different story, decisions, and maybe a few times.
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These stories are in the amazing places.
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Sometimes in the pool, sometimes in the forest, sometimes in the middle of the city.
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Thanks for today and see you in the next video.
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Context & Background
In this engaging video, the speaker explores the rich history of Roman imports within the Polish region, particularly focusing on archaeological findings in Węgrzce, near Krakow. The narrative intertwines intriguing aspects of European history, detailing the significance of various artifacts such as the Roman military diploma, amber, and bronze coins. As the speaker reveals the archaeological richness of the site, they present a unique opportunity for English learners to enhance their vocabulary and comprehension in a historical context. This makes it an excellent tool for those seeking IELTS speaking practice while simultaneously diving into fascinating topics.
Top 5 Phrases for Daily Communication
- “It is very clear” - Used to emphasize understanding or clarity regarding a subject.
- “I will show you” - A phrase commonly used when demonstrating or explaining something.
- “I know what you think” - This indicates awareness of the listener’s thoughts or feelings.
- “It was discovered” - A useful phrase for discussing findings, particularly in archaeological or scientific contexts.
- “A lot of import” - Refers to the significance or volume of imports from a region, useful in discussions about trade or history.
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