Egypt's Lost Wonders (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

Using the latest technology and research, a missing ancient wonder and once fabled city of the early Egyptian world are discovered beneath the Nile.

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Egypt's Lost Wonders (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

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[brittanyhyatt]

Ancient Egypt will never cease to absolutely amaze me

[gilaschannel]

Fascinating. The more I learn about ancient civilizations, the more I realize just how sophisticated they were. People were just like us, living in a very different cultural and religious understanding and without our modern technology, but socially, artistically, culturally and technologically they lived in a far more advanced state than we have perhaps realized in the past. Human civilization clearly goes way back many thousands of years.

[JonnoPlays]

Drain the oceans is the best program on ancient history that has come out in a long time. Underwater archeology needs a big spotlight and this show does the job perfectly! 👌 💯

[haynesatteh]

Great video,  have always known there’s more to life than meets the eye, I feel like in this life i am supposed to be doing more than i am doing for the people i love. been seeking for an eye opening enlightenment, a way to be more influential, powerful and protected!

[tcdzmiy]

I love archeology. I would just love to sit somewhere and dig, dig, brush, and discover things and just be amazed. ❤

[pippa]

This video, concept and channel are just outstanding. Thank you so much NatGeo. 💗💗💗

[JoseOrtiz-dztt]

Just when you thought you knew everything about Egypt a program like this one extends your knowledge further. When I was twelve I dreamed of being an archeologist. This was years before Indiana Jones. Great episodes as this one brings those feelings alive once more. I found it very interesting and informative. I wish they had programing like this back in the 70's....

[gyuuyomi]

Thank you NatGeo you know we love egyptology so please make MORE

[maggieo]

Awesome presentation, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing. ❤️

[averidge]

Love Dr Bianchi's enthusiasm, reminds me of my old history teachers

[soumendudas]

Always been fascinated with ancient Egypt! So satisfying to see this. Thanks NatGeo!

[SaccharinSweet]

Take a shot every time they say "FOR THE FIRST TIME"

[judygale]

This is the most extraordinary documentary I've ever seen in my life and I'm 62 years old thank you for bringing it to us with extraordinary results

[iyadsoliman]

Thanks for showcasing our country in such a fantastic way

[dand]

The Highly Sophisticated Kingdom of Egypt never seems to disappoint or loose interest! Theres always something new to learn, discover, and excavate. Thanks to technological advancement they are now able to find way more things to share with the world. 🌎

[pamelabruno]

I would like to be a child to be able to go into science to try and discover these things later in time and archeology. I am 78 now. When we were young and poor all we could do is become a teacher or nurse. Go for it kids!!

[AcidGlow]

Amazing stuff. I love these history documentaries 🙂⏳

[eaglek]

I don't know why these kinda things history and geography attracts me the most

[jody]

I remember being in the Museum in Cairo and setting eye on the mask, a truly mind blowing experience.

[HakeemOLAPADE]

Egypt's Lost Wonders are quite legendary.