the first time since its construction in eighteen eighty eight the world famous noise costal is being extensively restored all while it s still fully open to the public it s a logistical masterpiece because every day several thousand tourists from all over the world flock to the fairy tale castle of king look the second the renovations will cost around twenty one million euros and take about five years in total and only then will it be officially reopened in all its glory. is seen it look out off as a spectacular view. of scaffolding pownce approach sunshine causeless facade of being refurbished it s the first renovation fucking of six council ever stone masons grind open the joints in the walls they inspect and clean the limestone plates but visitors are still welcome but. you re constantly watched whatever you do and that s not always easy if you i m for every five minutes like clockwork
cost around twenty one million euros and take about five years in total and only then will it be officially reopened in all its glory. is seen it look out of this spectacular view. of scaffolding pownce approach sunshine causeless facade of being refurbished it s the first renovation fucking of picks castle ever stone masons grind open the joints in the walls they inspect and clean the limestone plates but visitors are still welcome and the trip you re constantly watched whatever you do and that s not always easy if you i m for every five minutes like clockwork guided to the council up to six thousand visitors daily shuffle through the splendid chambers and the builders work around the tourist crowds as much as they can it s a feat of logistics when holding has to be moved some of us have to work at night.
the world famous acropolis perched atop a hill in central athens the ruins of the citadel are almost two thousand five hundred years old this national treasure is a unesco world heritage site and a symbol of the birthplace of democracy at its center is the parthenon temple dedicated to the greek goddess athena today it s the work place he s one of ten stone masons tasked with the site s restoration. their activities include replacing missing marble column sections with new ones. copying the column of pieces that have different forms at the top. making precise measurements painstaking work refurbishing the temple doesn t mean rebuilding it but stabilizing what s left of it. every stone on the site he s been
stone masons were among those just trying to eke out a living. they re then retired to pay taxes and rent their roman occupiers. this would have been a massive burden on their daily life. the most insidious thing about taxation and roman provinces is that it s contracted out to private individuals who bid for the job. and so there s a real motivation to believe the locals, to engage in dirty practices collecting the tax. and fundamentally, the system is prone to corruption. they would have felt a great deal of resentment towards the roman occupiers. some time after 4 b.c., a
jews in the first century a.d. galilee, farmers, artisans, stone masons were among those just trying to eke out a living. they re then retired to pay taxes and rent their roman occupiers. this would have been a massive burden on their daily life. the most insidious thing about taxation and roman provinces is that it s contracted out to private individuals who bid for the job. and so there s a real motivation to believe the locals, to engage in dirty practices collecting the tax. and fundamentally, the system is prone to corruption. they would have felt a great deal of resentment towards the roman occupiers. sometime after 4 b.c., a violent rebellion breaks out in a town close to nazareth. over there, beyond these buildings, is the ancient city of sefhorus.