During the most recent Congress of Egyptologists, the Supreme Council of Antiquities revealed plans for new museums and digs in Egypt.
More Videos Online
More Videos Online
Archaeology: Egypt Unwraps Pharaonic Future
During the most recent Congress of Egyptologists, the Supreme Council of Antiquities revealed plans for new museums and digs in Egypt.
Added: Jun 5, 2008
Views: 27059 Views
Runtime: 02:14
Related Videos
-
Roman Column Painted in LightArchaeology (01:59)
Ancient Greek and Roman sculptures were not always plain white marble. And now Italian researchers are giving the Trajan Column a fresh coat of paint - with light. Rossella Lorenzi reports. -
Ancient Lost Army Found?Archaeology (03:37)
Has the lost army of Cambyses II been found? The Persian army of 50,000 soldiers supposedly perished in a sandstorm in ancient Egypt 2500 years ago. Researchers have located a valley of bones they think may belong to the fabled army. -
WWII U-Boats Hit Close to...Archaeology (03:00)
Did you know German subs were parked just a few miles from our beaches, hunting merchant ships during World War II? Jorge Ribas gets a history lesson. -
Tut's Tomb Rises in ZurichArchaeology (01:58)
The tomb of a popular pharaoh is taking a trip all over Europe. Discovery News' Rossella Lorenzi follows the journey of over one thousand treasures to Switzerland.
-
Divers Plumb Depths for...Archaeology (03:31)
Off the coast of North Carolina, marine archaeologists are surveying three sunken German U-Boats. Jorge Ribas heads out to sea and learns how close World War II came to America's shores. -
Cool Jobs: Deep Sea...Archaeology (02:18)
Marine archaeologists take their profession to a whole new level - the bottom of the ocean. Jorge Ribas meets the crew uncovering World War II shipwrecks off the coast of North Carolina. -
Ancient Wood ExpertArchaeology (02:05)
Excavating ancient ruins can turn up strange items - such as preserved wood that's thousands of years old. Discovery News' Rossella Lorenzi sits down with an ancient wood expert in Ciaro, Eygpt to find out what it takes to be an ancient wood expert. -
World's Oldest Ropes FoundArchaeology (01:48)
Coils of nearly 4,000 year-old rope has turned up in caves on the Red Sea. Discovery News' Rossella Lorenzi digs deep to bring us a new story from ancient Egypt.
You Might Also Like
-
The Mayan City PalenqueOut of Egypt (01:10)
The ancient Mayan ruins of the city Palenque lie in stark contrast to that of Egypt. But, these monuments share similar purposes. Egyptologist Kara Cooney searches for answers. -
Forgery ExpertCool Jobs (04:28)
Ancient relics are only helpful to historians if they're real. James Williams exposes the methods of an expert who can tell the difference. -
Wrath of God or Man?:...Rameses (16:43:00)
Technical glitches of filming in the desert can include blinding sandstorms. See what it takes to pull together a production of this scale. -
Voter DemographicsWhy? Tell Me Why! (02:22)
Barack Obama's win for the presidency may be attributed to the record number of young voters who came out to the polls. This week Kasey-Dee Gardner finds out why certain demographics tend to vote certain ways.
-
-
Movin' On Up ButterfliesWhoa! Sunday with Mo Rocca (01:04)
Mo details the quick metamorphosis of the "George Jefferson of insects" - the butterfly. -
Rameses ScienceReconstructing Rameses (00:30)
Introducing the Discovery program, Rameses: Wrath of God or Man. Subsequent clips explore the making of this historic film. -
Dramatizing HistoryReconstructing Rameses (00:30)
The drama of Rameses: Wrath of God or Man is based on historic records.
Advertisement
Shop Discovery News
-
our networks
-
video
-
shop
-
customer service
-
corporate
COMMENTS (0)