"Afro-Victorian": Bringing Historical Black Women's Dress into the 21st Century w Cheyney McKnight

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(cheerful music) - (Cheyney) When I started living history, everyone told me "black women wore what white women were wearing, but the poor version of it." And from the jump, I was like "That doesn't make sense at all." (exploratory piano music) My name is Cheyney McKnight. I run Not Your Momma's History channel and I specialize in telling the stories of black folks in North America in the 18th and 19th century.

So we started a new series, These Roots, where we do a day in the life of a black person, whether they're free, enslaved, wealthy, or working class. And so we follow them through an entire day and we've done three episodes so far and we're going to continue to do it. And then I also am a historical interpreter. So, I travel around teaching people about the stories of my people. - Cheyney's series is going to be linked all over this video because you need to check it out. But Cheyney is going to talk a little bit about, sort of give you a little bit of a taste of some of the stories of these women. - Yes. Absolutely. - And people. - So when I got started in living history, I really wanted to learn about what black women were wearing. A little bit about my background, growing up, I had family members in New York and in South Carolina and so I had a very unique experience where I knew elderly people from the north and the south.

And so I got a range of what black women were wearing in the 1940s and 30s. Going further back, I really wanted to learn the style of black women because I could distinctly see the difference in style between black women and other women in the 1990s and the 2000s. This was the same in the 19th and 18th century. When I started living history, everyone told me "black women wore what white women were wearing, but the poor version of it." And from the jump I was like, "that doesn't make sense at all." I had access to paintings and drawings and pictures, phot- photography of the style of black women and we had, have a huge amount of WPA narratives where black women were talking about clothing and the different styles they went through. And then we also have firsthand accounts of people observing black people, which they really talk in depth about the style of black folks. What it comes down to is that black women always had this very peculiar style that is distinctly West African in origin. No matter how far removed they were for the continent, whether it was through enslavement, through time, through space, they held onto these very distinctly West African characteristics in clothing and also in culture.

And that this is what I really wanted to educate people on and make them aware on, of. I think people sometimes dismiss African-American culture as a distinct culture because it's kinda become mainstream culture in many ways with hip hop. A lot of that kind of gets lost in the wash, but I want to make sure people know the origins of black culture and style that is distinctly West African. - I mean, this is such a good segue - into what you're wearing, (laughs) but I want to talk also a little bit more about specifics. What is the style? Like where does it come from? What are the developments? - I don't know. - No, that's a great- - There's just like way too much. - No, no, no, that's a great question. So, I get my sources from a lot of different places. I get it from the WPA narratives, from accounts of enslavers, European travelers.

But when looking at the WPA narratives, they talk about the necessity for things like mending and patchwork, which everyone was doing. But I find that the style, aesthetic choices of black folks were slightly different. There was one account from a missionary during the Civil War. They were teaching black children how to read and write. There were donations from New York City of dresses, beautiful plaid dresses, for the little girls and the, the children brought them home to their mothers. And what happened was the mothers took contrasting colors and sewed it to the bottom. And so when the girls came back, the mothers were like, we fixed the dress you gave to our children. (Cheyney laughs) Like they could not tell them that this was a better dress because they added that fabric to the bottom. Obviously, the woman was horrified, but I like to think that they did fix those dresses. - You're welcome. (laughs) And so those are, you see, little anecdotes like that, where you would see white women who, whichever standing they are in society, would never have made that choice. Just like I think some French women who find themselves in America would makes distinctly different choices about their wardrobe, English women who had just recently migrated or Irish women are also, were also making distinctive choices that are different.

So looking at someone, you could kind of tell this person is from a different place or culture. And I find those little things unique when you find them in stories. Also, last one, one of my favorite stories. An enslaver's wife was observing enslaved persons going to church or what they call Sunday meeting. She said that the head wraps of the women were just so big and brightly colored that they could put one's eye out from a mile away.

- Head wraps were a big deal. - Yes, absolutely. So you can find head wraps in the north and the south on women from enslaved women, free black women, and depending on where you were, it can inform if the person is enslaved or free or just simply black. It was also a racial identifier. Some women, for example, Juliette Toussaint. There's a beautiful painting from the early 19th century. She and her husband lived and worked in New York City and they were quite wealthy. They were, I would call them upper middle class or upper, upper middling. And she is wearing this beautiful head wrap, flat head wrap. And it's distinctly different from the turbans that were worn in the early 19th century. But unfortunately, something that I am trying to break down is that it wasn't just black women and Creole women in Louisiana who were wearing head wraps or just in the south. Black women in the north and south were wearing head wraps, we have the evidence on up into the 19th century. I have a beautiful picture from a historical society in New York, that pictures a black woman who works for a household as a maid of all work.

And she is wearing this huge, fabulous, like mid-century, mid-19th century printed cotton. And it is huge, it looks like a Gele. And she's just like in the painting with her employers just, not the painting, the picture, with her employers, just "hey :)". It is so cool. - So. - Fantastic. - It's like, so we've done a collab, Cheyney and I, which you can find on her channel, about chatelaines and we were just talking about how a chatelaine makes noise and it announces your presence to the room. I feel like it has some of the similar, like, "I am here". - "Acknowledge me". - Absolutely. - And I spent quite a long time kind of hiding myself that now I want to announce to the world that this is who I am.

This is where I'm from and I embrace my culture and my people. - Everything to say "I'm here!" (upbeat music) Head wraps and taking up space and- - You do literally bring your work into the way that you dress. As you call it? - Yeah, so Afro-Victorian was a term coined by the costume designer of Jingle Jangle. And when I first heard it, I was just like ooh. - You've been doing that for years. - Exactly! This is my style. And then also I incorporate a lot of Afro-Futurism, which I think some of this - would incorporate. - Which you can go check out - on Cheyney's channel. - I think that I, more so, educate people about things that we lost, the knowledge that we lost, which you encounter a lot, for people.

Because we didn't do some things since the 1920s or 30s, there's a whole generation of knowledge that we lost. And for, specifically for black women. There's a whole period of time where we lost how to, for example, stretch our natural hair. So when I say stretching, my hair is in a natural state, but if I want to do a updo, like you see those beautiful pictures that were taken of black women, they weren't using hot combs. They were able to pin their hair down into a European hairstyle with their hair like this. And so there were some things they did every day to stretch their hair. And so kind of making those connections and educating people about that. And I'll be doing a lot more videos on black hairstyling in the 19th century. - So definitely, I mean we've said this a hundred times, but please go check out Cheyney's channel. - Me too. Thank you so much Bernadette. It's been so awesome to finally just hang out with you. I feel like every time we see each other, we're racing by one another.

I'm like hi Bernadette, bye! (laughs) - Hello. Goodbye. - Right, right, right, right. - And it's always an honor to listen to you talk and to watch your videos, of course, I cannot stress enough how much, not only is your channel informative but it's so well-produced, like it's exactly what the world needs. All the links down below, go and follow Cheyney. I mean, I'm sure all of you already do because, you know.

Yeah, I have no idea how to end this video. - Yeah. - This is like the worst part. - I know, it's always the worst part where you're like oh, I'll let you go. - So we're going to end this now. Go forth and be your most wonderful self and watch some videos. - Bye! - Bye! (laughs) - Okay, huzzah!.

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Ostia Antica - Ancient Roman Ruins - 4K Walking Tour 60fps with Captions

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Invite to Ostia Antica, a major archaeological website that is the website of the ancient Roman port city, 25 km (15 miles) southwest of Rome. The name Ostia (plural of ostium) is acquired from the Latin os '' mouth '. At the mouth of the Tiber River, Ostia was Rome ' s port, but due to silt, the site currently exists 3 km(2 miles)from the sea. The site is noted for its outstanding conservation of old structures, stunning frescoes as well as outstanding mosaics. Starting in the 2nd century BC, tombs of different kinds were improved the southerly side of the Via Ostiensis, simply outside the city. At that time, there were no tombs on the north side of the road, closer to the Tiber River, because it was considered public land. Porta Romana or Roman Gate comes from the city walls of the initial century BC. Visitors from Rome followed the Via Ostiensis as well as entered Ostia through this gate. It was dug deep into in 1911. The original gateway was at a much reduced degree than the current degree.

It was made from large tufted blocks and was composed of 2 spaces. During the regime of Domitian (ADVERTISEMENT 81-96) the level was raised as well as the gateway rebuilt. Added marble architectural decoration. Huge engravings on either side tape-recorded the background of eviction'' s building and construction. This location was a complicated of numerous shops. At the much end, closer to the trees, are the remains of the Carriage Baths. The main roads of the city were Decumanus and also Cardo, which intersected with each other in the Forum. We are now in Decumanus. The north side of the Decumanus was lined with monumental walkways. The pitched walkway, behind which the stores are situated, was built throughout the regime of Hadrian (piece mixtum). Between the veranda and also the shops, the excavators proceeded to dig at an older level, so that the thresholds of the stores are now at an interested, high level.Unlike the city of Pompeii which was destroyed by a volcanic eruption and afterwards hidden, Ostia continued to be a successful city in the fifth century. After the Western Roman Empire in 476, Ostia slowly came under degeneration. In simply 100 years, between 400 as well as 500 AD, Rome'' s population dropped from regarding 800,000 to less than 200,000. Ostia was lastly abandoned in the 9th century as a result of duplicated raids and also invasions by Arab pirates. In 849, a naval fight, recognized as the Fight of Ostia, took location here between the Christians as well as the Saracens.The few staying inhabitants after that transferred to what became Gregoriopoli, a village strengthened by Gregory IV near the mouth of the Tiber. Bathrooms of Neptune is a large facility constructed in the last decade of the 3rd century. The complex replaced the bathrooms by the end of the 1st century advertisement. The area to our left is the palaestra, or gym, where the Romans played their football ... I suggest, soccer. We are now looking down into the frigidarium where we can see a mosaic of Neptune and his chariot. This is another frigidarium( cool space)with an Amphitrite mosaic. The baths were very first dug deep into in 1888 by Lanciani, as well as later by Vaglieri in 1909 and 1910. The ancient city of Ostia has been split by excavators into 5 areas

. We are presently in what is currently understood as Region II of the site. On the opposite side of the road is region V. Just concerning half of the initial city as dug deep into. The remainder exists under the plains and the contemporary city of Ostia. This was the entryway to the baths. When the city was first dug deep into, these wall surfaces were greater, yet have actually given that been flattened.The areas were all full of rubble from the collapsed ceilings as well as components of the wall surfaces.

These are the Province Baths, part of the original bath complicated constructed before the Bathrooms of Neptune. This wall that goes through the swimming pool was a wall surface built for the brand-new Neptune Bathrooms. To our right is one more huge facility called the Castra Vigilum, or Barracks of the Vigils. The firemen came from the Roman teams. By 205 AD, concerning 320 males were pointed here. The main entrance was straight in advance, at the east end. This yard was surrounded by a two-story veranda. The firemens are believed to have survived on the second flooring. Right here in the vestibule of the Augusteum, we see a mosaic of a bull being resulted in an altar or shedding fire. The Augusteum is a temple devoted to the royal cult. If you prepare to visit Ostia Shenanigan, I recommend that you acquaint yourself with the design before you go. Conserve some maps as well as web sites on your phone that can provide some details regarding what you ' re checking out. It is really simple to stroll best past an interesting or significant location.Now we are back in the bathroom complex and this area was the caldarium( warm area)with heaters.

Right here we are checking out the heating systems of one more central heating boiler (warm space). Likewise, a number of the intriguing locations, such as the bath areas, are however near tourists. We are currently in the health club or gymnasium area of the day spa complicated. Right here is a mosaic portraying athletes, 2 boxers with spiked handwear covers and 2 wrestlers.This was my very first time going to Ostia Antica. I arrived regarding 2 hrs early and also invested the morning running around trying to prepare my walking. I had actually done a great deal of research prior to arriving as well as also had a momentary walk via. A web link to the map of this walk can be located in the video summary. It would certainly be handy to see the area on Google Planet as we continue our tour. The city has an area of concerning 123 hectares(50 hectares or 0.50 kilometres ² ). The cinema was developed at the end of the initial century BC by Agrippa, Augustus ' right-hand guy. It might hold 3000 viewers. It was constructed along with a big square to the north, Piazzale delle Corporazioni. The masonry of the' existing theater is dated throughout of the second century AD. In that duration the movie theater was broadened as well as can hold 4000 individuals. A huge engraving of AD 196(located in the remains of the scene) informs us that this restoration was the job of Septimius Severus and also Caracallas. Nevertheless, brick stamps reveal that the job was started by Commodus(176-192 AD ). The cinema was initially much taller with a number of extra rows of seats.Do a Google look for the Roman cinema in Bosra, Syria to see images of comparable cinemas that are also extra intact. Behind the phase would certainly stand a high structure, the front stage, making the initial movie theater entirely confined. Theaters like this can be found in nearly any kind of place where a Roman city when stood. Where I lived in Aversa, there had to do with 20 different theaters within an hour ' s drive of my house. A movie theater is not the same as an amphitheater, like the Colosseum. Below we can see theatrical masks which were part of the building design of the theater. Theaters have a semi-circular arrangement of elevated seats dealing with the stage, while the amphitheater is oblong in shape; ' theatre in the round '. The remains of a minimum of 230 Roman arenas (not theaters)have actually been discovered commonly spread over the location of the Roman Empire. Next time you check out the Campania region 'of Italy, make sure to check out the Roman

arenas at Capua, Pompeii and also Pozzuoli. There are videos of all three on my channel. As you can see, the cinema has actually undergone some modern-day renovations. This is a big component of the superstructure of the cinema. To our right are some houses as well as shops found at the west end of the gym. Below the gymnasium is a big tank( 36 x 26 meters), which was abandoned when Hadrian ' s bathrooms were built. It looks like it was a wonderful home. There was a view of the cinema and also the baths. Right here in the northwest corner of the gym is a newer tank that attached to the bathroom on the opposite side of the walls.Directly ahead, about 3 miles away on the opposite side of the Tiber is the airport of Rome, which is close to the old Roman city or Portus. This was a complicated, a workshop constructed to make and also tidy clothing.

Ostia was Rome ' s original port city, however by the 1st century AD, Portus recorded the mass of the port ' s web traffic. Now we are taking a look at the Square of the Firms, one of the most well-known monuments in Ostia. This was an open-air market where investors collected to offer whatever from grains as well as transport services to elephants and giraffes. Oil importers, grain importers, rope manufacturers, and shipbuilders from firms extending the entire empire came below to capitalize on Ostia ' s positioning at the mouth of the Tiber River. Rome has to do with 13 miles(22 kilometres)straight east of below. A block wall surface with mortar confined this Online forum; it gauged 100 by 80 meters. A total amount of 61 rooms, each measuring 4 meters by 4 meters, were opened in the market. The areas were separated by a wood dividers and were prepared according to the geographical origin of the vendor or business, many of which were based in Africa. One of the most obvious detail of the Business Online forum is the detailed black and white mosaics that line the front of each shop.These mosaics revealed each vendor ' s specialist organizations as well as inspired a sense of nostalgia for every vendor ' s far-off houses. Piazzale delle Corporazioni was often residence to offices for about 40 guilds. These guilds were religious associations largely concerned with the grain trade as well as navigating with Ostia, which worked as Rome ' s primary resource of food supply. There were 6 guild departments: Grain Transportation and Related Providers, Trade, Transportation, Trade, Civil Service, Cults (Hermansen ). There was likewise a holy place in the center of the forum sacred to either Annona Augusta, the Deity of Imperial Products, or Ceres Augusta. This temple functioned as a guild holy place. Many guilds used the temple in the facility of the Business Forum as a meeting point where they would praise as well as hold banquets and settings up. Guilds represented a bridge in between global as well as residential relations through profession, prayer as well as banquets. In the 6th century, during the Greco-Gothic battle, the theater was transformed right into a little castle and also ultimately abandoned.Its wall surfaces collapsed, but the mortar held the bricks together, so excavators were able to rebuild the appearance of the structure and also the moldings that embellished it. The theater is currently utilized for outside summertime performances. Right here in the southwest edge of the piazza is a little marble shrine. The shrine was of passion to excavators because at the time of the excavation, a lot of the

marble had actually already been eliminated. This was missing! Close-by is a home and a number of various temples. This is an older residence constructed in the period of the Roman Republic in the very same design as a residence from Pompeii. There are 4 different temples below at the raised north end of the open area.If you are enjoying this excursion thus far, please leave a LIKE on this video clip and also share it with a buddy that might likewise appreciate it. Thank you! There was a row of shops along the road below. Region II is still to our right with Area V to our left. A map of the areas can be seen on the Ostia Antica Wikipedia page. This is Via degli Augustali. At this end of this road there is an additional big complex of baths

, Banjat e Notari. In front of the bathrooms is the Shelter of Bona Dea. They are both not completely dug deep into and also are shut to the general public. Below on our right is another full one, a big hall with 4 big containers on the flooring. Time to do some laundry! This holy place was developed in the duration of the republic someplace around the 2nd century BC. The Mithraic holy place in front when had 2 benches and church with a mosaic floor portraying a flaming vessel and also altar.In the 8th area of the mosaic is an engraving calling the worshiper Felicissimus that constructed the miter. Your Home of Wrestlers, a guild head office, was dug deep into in 1938-1942 as well as 1975. It is dated to the Hadrian period. The building is centered around a courtyard with a large container. The courtyard is surrounded by a walkway. In the entrance hall is a depiction of two wrestlers, one victorious, the various other stooping.

From the format of the building, it can be ended that it was the headquarters of a guild, possibly of wrestlers. This guild possessed the whole block V, III. Your house of Fortuna Annonaria has a lengthy background of building and construction. The well in the yard was sunk at the end of the very first century BC. The majority of the rooms as we see them today were built c. 150 AD, consisting of the colonnade. In the south wall is a particular niche where a statuary of Juno or Ceres was located. It now includes a cast of a statue of Diana that was located in items below. Below is a sculpture of a female seated on a throne holding a horn as well as an oar.She is believed to stand for Fortuna Annonaria, ie. Fortune of grain supply. We found the restroom! Decorated! Marbled seats! At the end of this street is the Well Home, a home improved a former mid-style house. A tiny domus was created in the house, possibly in the second half of the 3rd century. The entry, in the facility of the west side, is flanked by two brick half-columns. The colonnaded end room was initially a store that was at some point added to your home. The city still lies buried underneath that level. Below on the right is a Trajanic row of eleven shops. There were no top floorings. Ahead, throughout the street, is a Pistrinum, or pastry shop. The major pastry shop building was constructed at some time in between 100 and 125 AD. Roman bricks are typically stamped with the mark of the legion that managed their manufacturing, which allows excavators to date the website. This bakeshop was excavated in between 1938 and 1942. The most current modifications to the bakery have been dated to around 370 to 440 AD.Our next stop is the Portico Residence(Domus Vesibuli )which was integrated in the c. The home takes its name from a marble veranda in front of the entryway, consisting of columns sustaining a tympanum. This backyard was in the center of your house. There are some interesting products below in this house, including a below ground corridor. Once more, if you click on the map link in the video description, it will aid you orient on your own as you enjoy the excursion. If you ' re complying with along with the map, we ' ll reach marker # 25, Bathrooms of Jealousy. Comprehensive conservation and also excavations at Ostia Antica have brought to light 26 various bathroom complexes in the city. These array from big public bathrooms, such as the Discussion forum Baths, to smaller private ones, such as the Little Baths. It is unclear from the proof whether there was a charge charged or whether they were free.The baths were called after an engraving on a black as well as white mosaic discovered in an adjacent shop. This is a frigidarium(cool room). This bathroom complicated was constructed around 50 ADVERTISEMENT. This was a fish market store. We are now approaching the main road on which we have been walking. We will certainly walk back to the cinema and return to Horrea Magna. It ' s hard to understand what ' s behind all these walls as you walk. We are currently strolling in the direction of what made use of to be one of the largest structures in all of Ostia, the Great Storehouse. The bad state of conservation of the Great

Warehouse remains in raw contrast to its significance. The very beginning of the initial structure is believed to have actually had the ability to hold 5.6 to 6.9 statistics bunches of wheat. This suffices to sustain around 15,000 individuals for a whole year. The initial building had no stairways and also no top floors, however at the very least one even more flooring was added later.There are some artefacts in Piazza dei Marmi before the buildings. One of the buildings is a collection. Excavation of the Stone Mill Residence, on the right, was completed in 1913-1916 by Raffaele Finelli and Guido Calza. These are the working equipments. Blades were placed right into holes in the sides. The dough was cooked by turning the spindles. The structure was erected at the beginning of the second century advertisement, throughout the regime of Hadrian. This container held the water used in baking. The structure was destroyed by a fire at completion of the third century. Several artifacts were found here including coins, secrets, locks, lamps and kitchen utensils.

The volcanic stone from which the millstones are made comes from the close-by community of Orvieto. Right here we remain in the southwest edge of the Great Warehouse. We are now going into Region I which remains to the mouth of the Tiber River. In front is the primary online forum in the city in addition to a large temple called the Capitolium.The temple was built around 120 advertisement and was initially over 65 ft(20 m )high. The various other major road through the city, the Cardo, ran along the side of the temple and also crossed the Decumanus in the Forum. Records of the elimination of marble from its walls go back to the 15th century. The destruction proceeded till the beginning of the 19th century. The Capitolium was a holy place committed to the primary Roman deities, the Capitoline set of three: Jupiter, Juno and also Minerva. The front location includes houses, shops and the regional pub, Lupanar. On our right is the Domus Infantis Bacchi. This garden inside the homes is referred to as the Insula of Paintings. As the name recommends, most of the areas in this location include paintings. The building ahead is the Caseggiato dei Doli( Residence of Dolia)called after the 35 dolia defossa(buried containers). Each jar held 1040 litres. Inside the containers were the remains of a minimum of 400 terracotta molds. A relief was marked on both sides of each mold.It is substantial that objects that were made with mold and mildews have never been located. Some assume that the mold and mildews, which had to do with the size of your hand, were used for cooking. The museum is temporarily closed. Admission is consisted of in the cost of your ticket, which incidentally is EUR12. Ostia Antica, like lots of various other areas in Italy, is totally free on the initial Sunday of every month. This effort consists of complimentary entrance to the Castle of Julius, situated at the start of the course we walked. Ostia Antica is shut on Mondays. The park opens up at 8:30 a.m. as well as has different closing times based on the time of year. Throughout the summer season it closes at 19:00. If you want to purchase your ticket online, go to www.coopculture.it and click on "tickets". This coincides website you intend to use to purchase tickets to the Colosseum, Roman Discussion forum and many other sites in Italy. This road had lots of stores. Streets such as this were located totally covered with blocks from the collapsed walls during excavation. The Lupanari(whorehouse )is on the right, however I didn ' t see any type of indicators so I didn ' t realize it was there. We are sorry. This captured my interest. Right here is the L-shaped bar which had pools of water at the end of both sides. The Cardo Maximus was the main road introducing the city from the river. It was surrounded by shops behind porticoes. The river is simply behind that tree. Numerous of these buildings here in Ostia were 4 stories high. Unlike Pompeii which was damaged and hidden in "a surge, Ostia was just deserted. Discharges, quakes and also time looked after the rest. The city was also robbed as well as stripped of all its useful building materials over the centuries. This location, called the Little Market, was a storage building constructed around 120 AD. Much of the inscriptions discovered below at Ostia are preserved here.At the north end of the warehouse was a row of stores. It is uncertain why early archaeologists called this the Little Market. More shops! This is the Storage facility of Epagathus and also Epaphroditus. This is the only structure in Ostia for which it is definitely particular that it was a storage space structure. From this viewpoint, we look west toward the mouth of the Tiber. The baths of Baths-Superintendant Buticosus are on our left. This section of your home with all the columns is a nymphaeum, or temple committed to a fairy. Statuary of Cupid and Subconscious. This is an initial cast which can be seen in the gallery. This is the structure of the temple of Hercules. So I can return and film a scenic tour of the city in 200 ADVERTISEMENT. After that I would really have some views! From this roadway to the left are the Holy place and also Baths of Mithras. The Mithraeum was mounted in the service location of the Bathrooms of Mithras. Right here listed below is the temple. The restrooms are right here on our left. You can follow this course a lot better to another bath complex called Banjat e Matidi. Although initially situated at the mouth of the river, as a result of the flood, Ostia is currently concerning 3 kilometres eastern of the actual river mouth, although still on the south bank of the Tiber. Caseggiato essentially means city block, and also your home of Bacchus as well as Ariadne lies in this block.The building seems to have actually been connected to the temple, like the Serapeum Residence. Perhaps the priests lived right here. Here on the opposite side of the road are the Bathrooms of Trinacria. Your Home of Serapeum was originally connected to the holy place of Serapis to the north. Participants of a spiritual society connected with Serapis( cultural)might have fulfilled as well as eaten in the structure. Guess what this substantial complex is concerning our right? This is fair! It ' s an additional bath complicated! Bathrooms of the Seven Sages. The baths are called after a painting portraying seven Greek sages, who all lived around 600 BC. This location is the carriage residence, which contained several apartments.On our right is the House of the Muses. On our left is your house of Painted Vaults. This forward location, referred to as the Yard Houses, is an instance of logical preparation and progress in domestic

architecture. The Yard Houses were generally developed as a deluxe residential facility, with expensive homes. This route borders 4 separate housing devices. Shops and more houses line the exterior. The Yard Houses were excavated between 1938 and 1942. The central apartment or condos were bordered by an unpaved courtyard, presumably a garden. There are six huge fish ponds in the garden. Obviously they were originally covered. This is one of the ponds. Your House of Nymphaeus was set up in apartment or condos behind the shops, dated to the second century AD. Porta Marina or Sea Gateway comes from the city wall surfaces of the first century BC. It obtained its(modern-day )name from the nearby beach

. The gateway was dug deep into in 1938-1942. To our right here is the Burial Place of P. Lucilius Gamala, a mausoleum built around 20-30 BC. The SS296 freeway is directly ahead. It takes you directly to Rome airport simply a few mins away. Ostia expanded to 50,000 occupants in the 2nd century, reaching a top of around 100,000 in the 2nd as well as 3rd centuries AD.Ostia was stated by St. Augustine when he passed here in the late fourth century. Heading back to Africa after Augustine ' s conversion to Christianity, Augustine ' s mommy, Saint Monica, died in 387 in Ostia, while in a homestead of the Diocese of Rome What do we have right here ?? One house? A store? A holy place? From where I lived in Aversa, there were about 20 various theaters within a hr ' s drive of my house. At the end of this street is the Well House, a house built on a previous mid-style house. The front area consists of houses, shops and the regional public house, Lupanar. Caseggiato primarily indicates city block, as well as the Residence of Bacchus as well as Ariadne is located in this block.The structure seems to have been attached to the temple, like the Serapeum House. On the way back to Africa after Augustine ' s conversion to Christianity, Augustine ' s mother, Saint Monica, passed away in 387 in Ostia, while in a homestead of the Diocese of Rome What do we have here ?? One residence?From there we will discover the Discussion forum and also Discussion forum Baths before heading out. Right here we are in the biggest bath facility in Ostia, Discussion Forum Baths. Did you know that Ostia is mentioned in the 2000 movie Gladiator when the protagonist, Maximus, finds out that his army is camped in Ostia and awaiting orders? From there we will explore the Forum and also Discussion forum Baths prior to heading out. Right here we are in the biggest bathroom complicated in Ostia, Online Forum Baths. Did you know that Ostia is discussed in the 2000 film Gladiator when the protagonist, Maximus, learns that his army is camped in Ostia as well as waiting for orders? Ostia additionally shows up briefly towards the end of the Roman Realm section of the 1981 funny film Background of the World Part I. I wish this walk gives you an understanding not just of the modern historical website of Ostia, but additionally of the old city itself and what it when looked like.

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Djembe Patterns: Learn the Kebendo – African Drumming Online

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Now we're going to consider a rhythm called the Kebendo. So the Kebendo's a Guinean rhythm, so it has a Guinean set of drums-- two djembe parts, some solos, as well as 3 dun dun components, each with a bell part ... ... and after that right into the rhythm, to ensure that's the break, I'll sing it for you, so you can ... ... tone tone slap bass put bass put bass slap ... so those bass slaps, right-hand man's always playing the basses, adds your left hand.All the puts get on your left hand ...-- Learn how to play djembe as well as various other African drumming with African Drumming Online.

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페노메코 (PENOMECO) - 'Shy (eh o)' MV

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Hey quite woman where you going I still got a whole lot to state Hey quite lady where you going I'm tryna ask you slyly Hey quite woman where you going Pretty woman where you going OMO I DEY KAMPE NOTHIN NEW ( Child all is well, absolutely nothing brand-new) Allowed's drop off to sleep infant lay alongside me Do not wan na allow you out of my sight ye As well as right here you are in front of me ohh yeah OMALICHA WUSAI DO DEY GO ( Beauty, where you going?) YA GIRL MAKE I COMPLETE ( Woman let me total) Oh god I'm losing my mind Opened my eyes once again Lovely girl, my darling So be my lady oh yeah Yo be my lady oh yeah Hey quite lady where you going I still got a great deal to state Hey rather girl where you going I'm tryna ask you slyly Hey rather woman where you going Hey quite woman where you going I still got a whole lot to state EH O O O Where you going EH O O O Where you going Ah what is essential today What's vital Once blurred in the distance, my woman Currently come rest on my lap, my lady OMOGE WA BE BY ( Gorgeous young woman, come here) This is a pure love tale Sensations are expanding I ain' t no pretender NOW OBTAINING LARGER LIKE CRESCENDO I'' m informing you, you're the just one Do not fear, just put down comfortably NAWA OH' MO TI JE GBESE ( Wow I'm in difficulty) YA LADY MAKE I COMPLETE ( Woman let me full) Oh god I'm losing my mind Opened my eyes once again Attractive lady my sweetheart So be my woman oh yeah Yo be my woman oh yeah Pretty lady where you going I still got a whole lot to state Pretty woman where you going You have me grinning like a fool Pretty woman where you going Pretty lady where you going I still obtained a whole lot to claim EH O O O Where you going EH O O O Where you going Ah what is necessary right currently What is very important OH INFANT SHALL WE DANCE NOW? I DESIRED I CAN SEE YOU DANCING OH CHILD SHALL WE DANCING I WISH I CANISTER SEE YOU DANCING OH DANCING DANCING

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Beginner's djembe lesson: Bob, Betty and Nessa.

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R L R L (or L R L R for left-handers) R L (or L R) R L L (or L R R) R L L R L (or L R R L R) R L L R R L (or L R R L L R) Keep in mind to strike such and also Subcribe switches!.

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African-inspired jewelry business shines bright

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GWANYAN BARKER: It's very important to know where you come from, to have a point of reference. All of that is the mixing bowl of who I am. There's a lot of Black Americans that don't know where they come from. And so that's what I want people who wear my jewelry to feel-- feel like this is familiar, like this feels like home. Almost how I felt when I went back to my home country for the first time. My name is Gwanyan Barker. I' first generation Liberian-American. My parents came here about 30 some years ago. The name of my business is Kpelle Design. It is a tribe in Liberia-- and my father's tribe, my tribe, where they are known as agriculturalists, so they work with their hands.

So the fact that I can be able to do that with my own business is really cool. It's almost like an ode to my ancestors, my heritage. I started making that and then it started catching on. Other people were asking me, oh, where'd you get it from? And then the demand got higher. And I was like, oh, OK. Y'all want some more? OK, cool. I'm just like floored. ANNA SOLOMON: Gwanyan has been a long time member of NextFab and was a graduate of our new accelerator program, where you can come in, take classes, learn how to use our tools-- like 3D printers, woodshop, laser cutters. And we're really trying to help build that foundation so people like Gwen can take off and have a really successful sustainable business. GWANYAN BARKER: It brings me such joy to say that this is it. This is it, y'all. This is what I do.

And I'm very excited and passionate about it. There's a future in arts. Look at me. I don't want to sound cheesy, but you can definitely do it as well..

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