1. Roman Britain - The Work of Giants Crumbled

The foreign occupiers who brought so much change were finally gone. It was a time when people felt that history was no longer moving forward and that tomorrow would be darker than today. It was a time when all that remained of the lost golden age was. a landscape full of buildings and huge stone blocks. Giant bathing rooms, the overgrown ruins slowly and incessantly crumbling into the ground. The dead perished on a large scale, the days of pestilence came, and death took all the brave. Their war sites became deserted places and the city eroded. The rebuilders perished, the armies were buried underground, these buildings were left alone and the red, curved decorations on the roof fell.

The relics fell to the ground breaking into pieces, where one day the warriors shone adorned and rejoiced like the splendor of white gold. Translated by: Majd Al-Bashir [email protected] Thank you again for listening to the Fall of Civilizations podcast. Special thanks to voice actors Jake Barrett-Mills, Jacob Rowlandson and Shem Jacobs, and special thanks to Dr Rebecca Penna from the University of East Anglia for allowing us to hear the poetry of The Ruin in the original Old English. I'd love to hear your thoughts and responses on Twitter, so come and tell us what you think. You can follow me @Paul.MM.Cooper and if you want to receive updates about the podcast, announcements about new episodes, as well as photos and maps related to the episode, you can follow the podcast @Fall_of_Civ_Pod with underscores separating the words. .

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