Ancient Colosseum in Rome, who built it? Roman excavations of the Colosseum.

The Colosseum is one of the most popular attractions in Rome. Many tourists come to Italy to see the famous arena. The Colosseum is as big as a stadium in diameter and consists of several floors with many arches. Unfortunately, time has not been kind to the giant structure of ancient people and the Colosseum has lost part of its outer walls. To save it from destruction, modern people have built the upper tiers with red brick. Of course, it looks a little strange, because the Colosseum is mainly built of large white blocks. Like the Triumphal Arch or the Pantheon. And the red brick looks vulgar and ridiculous. However, even such a reconstruction creates a rigid framework that prevents destruction.

If such a question were asked to Pironesi, he would open his albums and show many engravings with palaces and antique statues of white people.

After all, everyone already knows that Rome appeared at the dawn of the decline of Etruria, which, according to numerous studies, was formed through the mixing of wars, Phoenician Jews and white people, Slavs. This can be understood from the Phoenician language of Etruria and from the frescoes, which depict dark people with black hair, Jews. But who lived on those lands before the invasion of the Phoenician Jews? After all, it is obvious that the Phoenicians could not build anything except clay houses. Judging by the ancient statues, they were the same Slavs, white people, with light hair and eyes, with a faumelanin pigmentation system, descendants of the Creators from another planet.

According to my data, according to the Mayan calendar, the census of the Egyptian periods of rule, as well as the timeline of the biblical patriarchs, the planetary catastrophe and the Great Flood occurred 5,123 years ago. I write about this in my first book "Connecting Points. Catastrophe". And the Slavs settled almost throughout the entire continent of Eurasia.
Since then there have been cataclysms, earthquakes, floods, only on a smaller scale (for example, flood of 1824). And such floods flooded the land, forming a layer of silt. I have a lot of experience with floods, once I got into a terrible flood in Hue, Vietnam, spent 3 days on the second floor of a hotel, without electricity, ate all the provisions and was pretty cold. All this time there were torrential rains and thunder. On the 4th day everything calmed down and I risked going down to the bar. The entire first floor was flooded almost 2 meters. I had to swim to the bar to uncork a bottle of Campari. And that was my breakfast!

A day later, almost all the water had gone down, and silt about 1 cm high remained on the floor. That's what I'm talking about, this is the kind of silt that covered all the ancient buildings. Only not 1 cm high, but meters high. And we're not just talking about the Colosseum, but about all the buildings on our planet.

As a result, when you look at photographs of the excavations of the Colosseum, the Arc de Triomphe, etc., you understand that this is the result of floods. Pironesi depicted the consequences of floods very well. By the way, he depicted the Colosseum in detail in one of his engravings. Pironesi lived in the middle of the 18th century, but the flood that flooded all of Europe and Rome happened in 1824. But we know that Peter I dug up St. Petersburg in 1703, which means that there was another flood in the 17th century. Perhaps Pironesi saw the Colosseum after it was dug up after that very flood in the 17th century. So, most likely, you are looking at the original image of the Colosseum in 1760. You see, there are wastelands and traces of some construction work around it.

Perhaps such cataclysms took the lives of millions of people, so this can explain the degradation of the white descendants of the ancient builders and Creators of humanity.