Ancient World Epics Documentaries

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100 Ancient World Epics Documentaries

Mesopotamia, Sumer, Babylon & Assyria

  • The Epic of Gilgamesh: Secrets of the Ancient World

  • Mesopotamia: The Cradle of Civilization

  • Sumer: The Dawn of Humanity


  • Assyria: Empire of Iron

  • The Lost Kingdom of Ur

  • Secrets of the Babylonian Kings

  • The Sumerian Kings List

  • The Rise and Fall of Nineveh

  • The Code of Hammurabi

Ancient Egypt



  • Tutankhamun: The Truth Uncovered

  • Ramses: The Great Journey

  • The Lost Temples of Egypt

  • The Pyramid Code

  • Egypt: Engineering an Empire

  • The Book of the Dead

Ancient Greece

  • The Greeks: Crucible of Civilization

  • The Real Trojan War

  • The Odyssey: A Journey Through Myth

  • The Iliad: The Truth Behind the Epic

  • Alexander the Great: The Man Behind the Legend

  • Athens: The Dawn of Democracy

  • Sparta: Warriors of the Ancient World

  • The Battle of Thermopylae

  • Greek Gods and Goddesses

  • The Oracle of Delphi

Ancient Rome

  • Rome: Rise and Fall of an Empire

  • The Roman Empire in the First Century

  • Engineering an Empire: Rome

  • The Real Gladiators


  • The Real Spartacus

  • Pompeii: The Last Day

  • The Colosseum: Rome’s Arena of Death

  • The Roman Legions

  • The Rise of Constantine

Biblical & Near Eastern Epics

  • Kingdom of David: The Saga of the Israelites

  • From Jesus to Christ

  • Jerusalem: Center of the World

  • The Exodus Decoded

  • The Bible’s Buried Secrets

  • The Real Moses

  • The Real Noah’s Ark

  • The Lost Tribes of Israel

  • The Real King Solomon

  • The Dead Sea Scrolls

Persia & the Ancient Middle East

  • The Persian Empire

  • Cyrus the Great

  • Xerxes: King of Kings

  • The Real 300

  • Persepolis: Lost City of the Persians

  • The Shahnameh: Persia’s Epic Poem

  • The Zoroastrians

  • Babylon to Persia: Empires of the East

  • The Parthian Empire

  • The Sassanian Empire

India & South Asia

  • The Story of India

  • The Mahabharata: Epic of the Bharata Dynasty

  • The Ramayana: The Divine Journey

  • Ashoka: The Warrior Emperor

  • The Indus Valley Civilization

  • The Gupta Empire

  • The Mauryan Empire

  • Krishna: The Historical Enigma

  • Buddha: The Path to Enlightenment

  • The Chola Dynasty

China & East Asia

  • The Story of China

  • The First Emperor of China

  • The Terracotta Army

  • The Silk Road

  • The Han Dynasty

  • The Qin Empire

  • The Mandate of Heaven

  • The Three Kingdoms

  • The Shang Dynasty

  • The Forbidden City

Africa & the Ancient World

  • The Lost Kingdoms of Africa

  • Nubia: The Forgotten Kingdom

  • Carthage: Empire of the Sea

  • The Kingdom of Kush

  • The Berbers: Lords of the Desert

  • The Story of Ethiopia

  • The Phoenicians

  • The Garamantes

  • The Amazons of Dahomey

  • The Lost City of Tanis

Archaeology & Lost Worlds

  • Lost Worlds: Atlantis

  • Lost Worlds: Pompeii

  • The Search for Troy

  • Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb

  • Mysteries of the Maya

  • The Lost City of Z

  • The Valley of the Kings

  • The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

  • The Ancient Megastructures

  • Mankind: The Story of All of Us

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