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Roman crucifixion was not simply a method of execution—it was a system of power designed to control entire populations. But how did it actually work, and why did Rome rely on it so heavily?

In this documentary-style analysis, we examine Roman crucifixion through history and archaeology, separating later tradition from how the punishment functioned in the ancient world. By exploring Roman law, imperial strategy, and archaeological evidence, this video explains why crucifixion was used, how it was carried out, and what message Rome intended to send.

This video explores:
• Why crucifixion was a political punishment
• Who could and could not be crucified under Roman law
• How Roman procedure shaped public executions
• Why visibility and humiliation were central to the process
• How crucifixion functioned as psychological control
• Why the execution of Jesus fits within this Roman system

This is not a graphic depiction, nor a theological argument. It is a historical reconstruction of how one of Rome’s most feared punishments actually operated—and why its impact extended far beyond the execution itself.

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