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A mythical Ancient Egyptian city, now lies buried beneath the waves of the Mediterranean; after 2000 years existing only in legend, the secret is finally revealed.
A mythical Ancient Egyptian city, now lies buried beneath the waves of the Mediterranean; after 2000 years existing only in legend, the secret is finally revealed.
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Drain the Oceans
S3, EP7 "Raiders of the Civil War"Maritime archaeologists and historians go in search of submerged evidence of the Civil War's forgotten battlegrounds; scientific data and computer graphics drain the waters to showcase a conflict that rewrote the rules of warfare forever.
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S2, EP6 "Lost Nukes of the Cold War"Using computer-generated imagery, the Cold War's lost nuclear weapons are revealed on ocean floors, along with evidence of secret nuclear confrontations.
Drain the Oceans
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Drain the Oceans
S6, EP5 "Invasion USA"A US flagship wreck reveals the British burning of the White House in 1814.
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S6, EP4 "The Myth of the Pacific Pirate Ship"Archaeologists uncover the truth behind the legend of a treasure ship.
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