Engineering the Impossible: Egypt
Directed by Alex Hearle2010 1h 32mDocumentary
7.6
The ancient Egyptians were prolific builders creating some of the world's greatest structures. But how did they do it? Engineering the Impossible challenges a team of experts to walk in the 'footsteps' of ancient Egypt's master builders. Headed up by world renowned British structural engineer Steve Burrows and US based Egyptologist Dr Melinda Hartwig, the pair take a trip back through time; exploring the legends behind these ancient structures. From the pyramids and temples to the subterranean tombs cut in to the Valley of the Kings, the team reveals new and exciting theories about how this extraordinary civilization constructed some of the most awe inspiring structures on the planet.
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Engineering the Impossible: Egypt was released on January 1, 2010.
Engineering the Impossible: Egypt was directed by Alex Hearle.
Engineering the Impossible: Egypt has a runtime of 1h 32m.
Engineering the Impossible: Egypt was produced by Lucie Ridout.
The key characters in Engineering the Impossible: Egypt are Narrator (Kieran Bew), Self - Museum of Egyptian Art (Robert S. Bianchi), Self - Principal, Arup (Steve Burrows).
Engineering the Impossible: Egypt is a Documentary film.
Engineering the Impossible: Egypt has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.