The Incredible Lost World That Alexander The Great Conquered In Asia

Join David Adams as he retraces the journey of Alexander the Great on his conquest through the Persian Empire and into India. Discover what's left of these Ancient Civilizations and how Alexander's Journey helped reshape this part of the World.

Presenting ancient civilisations and wonders of the world, restored to their former glory. Delve into the stories behind these incredible cultures including Ancient China, India, Japan, the Celts, The Empires of the Americas and more.

Odyssey is your journey into the world of Ancient History; from the dawn of Mesopotamia to the fall of Rome. We'll be bringing you only the best documentaries that journey into the mysteries and ruins of worlds long lost.

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[MithridatesOfficial]

Was just looking for something to watch tonight.. and sure enough, this gets posted 27 minutes ago 😌

[adamwhite]

So amazing to see all this, it's such a treasure. Thank you!

[fernandoPessoa]

Phenomenal documentation with great guides and an honest history seeker!

[BlackToof]

Nice to see David Adams again, have really enjoyed his past work on traveling shows.

[sallysilvershoes]

I LOVED this documentary the first time it aired!!! One of my very favorite!!!

[WendyInCollingwood]

👍🇨🇦 Extraordinary Documentary 🇦🇺 David Adams, Photo-Journalist 🎉 Totally enthralled by your team’s journey 🌟 Congratulations 🎊 Very Well Done ! Your spirit, and personality, speaks volumes about your achievements to negotiate, and navigate extremely challenging environments ! Thank You for sharing your enthusiasm 👏 Viewed from Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada 🍁🌻🍂

[BenjaminIMeszaros]

Wishful thinking on the part of the artist to make Alexander a ginger

[wpl]

Here is a question. Alexander spent 3 years in military campaigns conquering territories. What did he leave behind? What value to ordinary humans was left behind in this conquest. He died young after nothing but battles and slaughter. Is that what we consider as legendary? Is that something to be emulated? I hope we view history in much broader terms than military conquest and destruction.

[paulleverton]

Aussies. You could tunnel down the most remote cave in Tora Bora, Afghanistan,
and there'd still be a late middle age Aussie male, eager to tell you about his 38 year adventure travelling the world.
The type who 'hates the Pommies!' but spent 9 years earning minimum wage as bar staff in Shepherds Bush
whilst sharing a two room flat with an ever changing cast of travellers. If your 42, sharing a room in London with 2 Aussies & 1 Kiwi you hardly know. You went from adventure to tragedy.

[salustianoberrios]

A world of antiquity, the likes of which only the finest of dreams may whisk us away to—and even then, a poor imitation.

[charlesolinger]

Could just be a fantasy story too. Jason and the Argonaughts.

[diregnome]

If only those bronze age people had paid their carbon taxes.

[WhyMakeMeDoThis]

Where are all the women?
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[jenniferandrews]

I was excited to see this then quickly realized it’s a repeat. BOO!

[chrislightfoot]

Alexander did not set off from Greece but from Macedonia. Get your facts straight from the start please.

[palehorse]

once again, we have Russia to thank for global disaster. What a horrible country with an abysmal government.