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In 1899, famous archaeologist,
Robert Koldewey, started
a large-scale excavation
of the site, using comparatively
modern techniques. [Dougal] During
the excavations, it was in
the northeast corner that
they found, um, these chambers and a kind of well, and a kind of well, and it was thought
that this might be a place where they drew up water
to feed, um,
the gardens of Babylon
Robert Koldewey, started
a large-scale excavation
of the site, using comparatively
modern techniques. [Dougal] During
the excavations, it was in
the northeast corner that
they found, um, these chambers and a kind of well, and a kind of well, and it was thought
that this might be a place where they drew up water
to feed, um,
the gardens of Babylon
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In 1899,
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famous archaeologist,
Robert Koldewey,
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started
a large-scale excavation
of the site,
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using comparatively
modern techniques.
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[Dougal] During
the excavations,
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it was in
the northeast corner that
they found, um, these chambers
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and a kind of well,
00:00:16.374 --> 00:00:16.934
and a kind of well,
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and it was thought
that this might be a place
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where they drew up water
to feed, um,
the gardens of Babylon.
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Movie Summary
The world's most incredible engineering projects are revisited to uncover why places full of mysteries and untold secrets are now abandoned ruins.