Streaming, rent, or buy Alexander's Lost World – Season 1:
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6 Episodes
S1 E1 - Explorations on an Ancient Sea
S1 E2 - The Mother of All Cities
S1 E3 - Alexandria on the Oxus
S1 E4 - City of Lady Moon
S1 E5 - The Land of the Golden Fleece
S1 E6 - Source of Civilisation
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Streaming details for Alexander's Lost World - Season 1 on AcornTV Amazon Channel
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47min
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SD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
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6 Episodes - 47min - English
30 Days Free
Then CA$ 9.99 / month
Streaming details for Alexander's Lost World - Season 1 on Acorn TV Apple TV
Runtime
47min
Quality
SD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
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1 Episode - 47min
Mar 3
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Synopsis
In this six-part series, photojournalist David Adams explores the footprints of this ancient world, today almost entirely erased. Following the course of the Oxus, he takes us on an extraordinary journey, from Greece in the West to the Chinese border in the East, along the way passing through Taliban territory and some of the most inhospitable terrain on earth. Suspecting that Alexander's conquest may not have been all that it appears, Adams sets off on an amazing quest to separate fact from fiction and reveal what this world would really have looked like to Alexander's eyes.
