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Ancient Worlds

Archaeologist and historian Richard Miles explores the roots of civilisation in an epic series that runs from the creation of the first cities in Mesopotamia to the fall of the Roman Empire.

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City of Man, City of God — Series 1

All available episodes (6 total)

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The Greek Thing — Series 1

Next Tuesday 00:45 
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Upcoming episodes (2 total)

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  • Richard Miles visits Palmyra — Series 1, City of Man, City of God

    Duration: 5:02
  • Richard Miles examines a roman tomb — Series 1, The Republic of Virtue

    Duration: 1:12
  • Following in Alexander's steps to the oasis at Siwa — Series 1, Return of the King

    Duration: 4:00
  • The role of the stadium — Series 1, The Greek Thing

    Duration: 2:24
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