Cleopatra's Lost Tomb (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt



Archaeologists hunt for the lost tomb of Cleopatra. One team dives the sunken city of Alexandria and an explorer unearths a secret underground tunnel.

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An immersive, action-packed and discovery-led series following International teams of Egyptologists as they unearth the world’s richest seam of ancient archaeology – Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. For a full season of excavations and with unprecedented access to the teams on the front line of archaeology, we follow these modern-day explorers as they battle searing heat and inhospitable terrain to make the discoveries of a lifetime. Using innovative technology and age-old intuition in their quest to uncover the secrets of these ancient sites, can the team’s discoveries re-write ancient history?

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30 thoughts on “Cleopatra's Lost Tomb (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt”

  1. Why continue to dig up graves? Are their treasure and whatever secrets they chose to take with them not sacred? Isn’t this desecration? Leave the dead in peace. If they wanted to be exploited, their treasure taken/scattered and bodies tested for none of our dang business, then they wouldn’t have gone to the extent of being buried in a tomb in a cemetery. I’d be heartbroken and crushed if this was done to my family and ancestors. Some secrets are better left out of the hand of greed finding profit. .. not like we’ll be given the entire truth about it anyway. And for cleopatra and mark, they aren’t together anymore after discovery like intended.

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  2. Why would there be a great tomb of Cleopatra? More than likely she was buried or mummified quite simply. “Ancient Egypt” as we understand it, ended with Cleopatra’s death and the battle with Rome. Egypt was then part of Rome. Who would have made a tomb for Cleopatra at that time during Roman occupied Egypt?

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  3. Gobekili Tepe is older than Egypt jist saying.
    The world has been lied to.
    Or did they move to Egypt and thus ancient Egypt are turks before turkey

    And the first thing they built was a big cat monument of their sneaking away from pre turkey.
    Actually it represented almost being cat food.
    And they lived in the sphinx while building other stuff.
    As a palace and a memory of their treacherous travels

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  4. They just couldn't resist…About 11:21 into this nice documentary and Dr. Kathleen Martin had to take an opportunity to egregiously plug some nonsensical feminist rhetoric. Just WoW! News Flash: The Romans were not at all "afraid" of Cleopatra you lying jack a.. b, nor were they intimidated by her. You can't just make up your own version of history….

    , and then expect to be taken seriously by any sound person of academia. Come on!

    I know feminism sales, so I get it…..but give me a flipping break. This is suppose to history courtesy of National Geographic, not makeup anything you wan Geographic…. so either tell the story accurately/correctly or p-off!

    It was the brilliance by way of diplomacy via the consorting of her statesmen~(aka viziers), combined with her own beguiling that Cleo was able to gain favor with Rome/Caesar, which btw would never have been possible if it had not been for the greatest member of her family….Megas Alexandros aka Alexander The Great.

    Also, Cleopatra was not a powerful pharaoh. She wanted to be, but she wasn't. That's a very erroneous/inaccurate thing to say, especially from one who holds the title Dr.. For one, Cleopatra was not an Egyptian (She was a Macedonian i.e. Greek), nor was she a descendant of the house that was pharaoh. Furthermore, Pharaohs were men….Not women.

    Cleopatra was however a very intelligent queen/ruler who happened to be a woman. She spoke at least (7) languages fluently, and was very well learned in the affairs of state.

    In the end….To say (in good conscious) that Rome was intimidated by Cleopatra is ridiculous, because if that were the case she wouldn't have thrown herself at the feet of the Eagle Empire that was Rome. The only thing standing between Cleopatra being undone by Rome was ironically enough Tiberius aka Julius Caesar, and after him Mark Anthony.

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