And, yes - Once again, The History Channel inquisitively returns to those mysterious and monumental ruins of ancient Egypt in order to take yet an even closer look at this fascinating by-gone culture where superstition and elaborate ceremony prevailed on a grand scale.
Through stills, CG imagery, archival footage, and interviews with well-read Egyptologists - The viewer witnesses (amongst other things) the piecing together of many of the truly puzzling aspects of ancient Egypt that, to this very day, surrounds this once-powerful civilization.
Narrated by Frank Langella - Of the 4 programs in this 2-disc, 3-hour, history documentary, my favourite was the story behind the uncovering of King Tut's tomb in 1922 by British archaeologist, Howard Carter.
Through stills, CG imagery, archival footage, and interviews with well-read Egyptologists - The viewer witnesses (amongst other things) the piecing together of many of the truly puzzling aspects of ancient Egypt that, to this very day, surrounds this once-powerful civilization.
Narrated by Frank Langella - Of the 4 programs in this 2-disc, 3-hour, history documentary, my favourite was the story behind the uncovering of King Tut's tomb in 1922 by British archaeologist, Howard Carter.
