Alexander's lost world[videorecording] /produced and directed by David Adams ; series producer, Melisa Akdogan ; produced in association with Yesterday from IKTV.
[Silver Spring, MD] :Athena :Distributed by RLJ Entertainment,c2014.

2 videodiscs (ca. 276 min.) :sd., col. ;4 3/4 in.

Special features: Deleted scenes (42 min.) and behind-the-scenes photo gallery; 16-page viewer's guide with a map, a timeline of Alexander's conquests, articles on Alexandria and the empire after Alexander, and an interview with presenter David Adams; biography of Alexander the Great.

Cinematographer, Gerg Nelson.

Presenter, David Adams.

Throughout the wild highlands and war-torn plains of Afghanistan and Central Asia lie traces of the ancient world. It was here, 2,300 years ago, that icon Alexander the Great became the first European to rule the East. In a major turning point in history, he crossed into Asia in 334 BCE, crushed the Persian Empire, and discovered a highly developed eastern civilization. In a six-part series, David Adams explores the footprints of an ancient world, today almost entirely erased.

E.

DVD, widescreen (1.78:1, 16:9); Dolby Digital stereo.

For private home use only.

English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.

1.Alexander,--the Great,--356 B.C.-323 B.C.1.Documentary television programs.2.Travelogues (Television programs)3.Video recordings for the hearing impaired.Dynamic Details
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