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[[{“value”:”Following his dramatic conquest of the ancient world, Alexander the Great was crowned pharaoh of Egypt and established the legendary coastal city of Alexandria. In this full episode of Lost Treasures of Egypt from National Geographic, join archaeologists as they venture deep into catacombs and sacred ruins in search of the legendary ruler’s lost tomb.
While searching for the tomb’s location, one of the greatest and most enduring mysteries in archaeology, teams uncover new insights into Alexander’s reign in ancient Egypt. Was Alexander the greatest general in history? How did he conquer Egypt? Explore how the Macedonian king became pharaoh.
Lost Treasures of Egypt | S4 E6 “Alexander The Great”
Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
02:07 – Alexandria: Exploring the Greek Pharoah’s Capital
05:49 – Discoveries at Philadelphia and Taposiris Magna
13:05 – Exploring Saqqara Catacombs
17:24 – Finding Clues
24:58 – Sacred Vaults of the Apis Bull Cult
28:15 – Wealth in Post-Alexander Egypt
33:59 – Search for Alexander the Great’s Tomb
43:15 – Cultural Legacy of Alexander the Great
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