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Lost Worlds: Secrets of Alexander the Great

20253h 56mHD★ 7.7History & War

Investigative journalist David Adams presents this programme on which he takes viewers on a dangerous journey, hoping to become the first man to explore the 1,500-mile course of the River Oxus through war-torn areas of Afghanistan and Central Asia. Adams' enthusiasm for the ancient world sets him off on the quest to connect the dots between recent archaeological discoveries and accounts dating as far back as ancient Greece to, ultimately, tell the story of the genesis, life and destruction of the Oxus.

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