Submerged glory

United States, 1970

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Episode of Series “International zone”
In every continent there are milestones which mark humanity’s progress from pre-history to the age of the atom. From the temples in Cambodia to the Cathedral in Chartres, these creations stand as a common treasure. Today the temples of Nubia are threatened with inundation by the waters soon to rise at the Aswan Dam; Unesco has called for a worldwide effort to save them.

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producer

Alistair Cooke

director

Frank Jacoby

production company

United Nations Television

Duration

00:27:43:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1970

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International Zone

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International Zone

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