Civilizations rise and fall, and Ancient Greece was no exception. Yet their legacy lives on to this day, through its civic systems, its history, its language, and perhaps most visibly, its architecture.




Theolocene is a fantastical representation of the Greek Civilization in its heyday, with splendid buildings of marble nestled amidst lush, pined peaks, pavilions, and statues. Man and nature are in harmony, and the great temple is a true testament to the level of respect the people held for their gods.




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This Greek Isle was built nearly two years ago, as part of a larger Minecraft build which can be found here: www.planetminecraft.com/project/-4163155/




Theolocene took roughly 10 hours to build solo, and making the timelapse took another 10 hours or so.


If you enjoyed the video, feel free to give an emerald and check out the original project!


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The wonderful music used is Aevitas by J. R. S. Schattenberg.


Link to music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_0C2CuCoVQ




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Note: You may use parts of this video for personal, non-commercial purposes only, and due credit must be given; ‘credit’ pertains to the inclusion of a disclaimer bearing my name, ’Giancarlovan’ alongside the link to this video.