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245	1		_aAncient worlds [videorecording] : _bon the trail of mankind's greatest achievement-civilization.
100			_dPresented by Richard Miles ; produced and directed by Tim Dunn and Tim Kirby ; producer Melanie Archer
700	0		_aLondon
110			_aBBC : 2 Entertain
260			_ac2010, 2011 : _b,
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944			_btwo-dimensional moving image _cPG _dAn illuminating and spectacular six-part odyssey tracing the development of Western civilisation - from the first cities of Mesopotamia to the fall of the Roman Empire. Academic and archaelogist Richard Miles travels through the Middle East, Egypt, Pakistan and the Mediterranean to discover how the mainstays of our society - community, democracy, commerce and technology - were forged and fought over in a series of classical cultures. Ancient Worlds tells the amzing stories of disappeared, ruined and modern cities - from Ancient Iraq to Augustan Rome, and from Phoenicia and the city states of Greece to today`s Damascus - and reveals the compromise, ruthlessness, sacrifice and toil that made each city work. In an epic sweep of history against a panorama of stunning locations, Richard Miles, with the help of local experts and archaelogists, brings these legendary cicivilsations back to life to show how the successes and failures of the ancients shaped the world that we have inherited.
953			_pRegional 3
505			_aMain soundtrack English (stereo surround) with English subtitles for the hard of hearing.
591			_asound
336			_apresented by Richard Miles
942			_2lcc _cvideo _ajpascua _b2019-02-19 16:34:03 _djderpo _e2019-06-06 15:40:06
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