Cities of the underworld. The complete season one

Cities of the underworld The complete season one The complete season one /

DVD - 2007

Surprising discoveries lie just below our feet under the streets of today's greatest cities.

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2nd Floor DVD/624.19/Cities v. 1 v. 1 Due May 22, 2024
2nd Floor DVD/624.19/Cities v. 2 v. 2 Due May 22, 2024
2nd Floor DVD/624.19/Cities v. 3 v. 3 Due May 22, 2024
Subjects
Underground construction.
Archaeology.
Documentary television programs.
Published
[United States] : Distributed by New Video 2007.
Language
English
Corporate Authors
History Channel (Television network), Arts and Entertainment Network
Corporate Authors
History Channel (Television network) (-), Arts and Entertainment Network
Other Authors
Emre Sahin (-), Eric Geller, Don Wildman
Item Description
Title from container.
DVD features: Pilot episode, Istanbul ; Bonus featurette containing additional scenes.
Physical Description
4 v. (DVD)(1 videodisc per volume) (611 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
Format
Dolby Digital stereo.
ISBN
9780767099707
9780767099714
9780767099721
9780767099738
9780767099745
  • Disc 1 (ca. 188 min.). Scotland's sin city (Edinburgh) ; Hitler's underground lair (Berlin) ; Rome's hidden empire ; Catacombs of death (Paris)
  • Disc 2 (ca. 188 min.). City of caves (Budapest) ; New York ; London's lost cities ; Beneath Vesuvius (Naples)
  • Disc 3 (ca. 141 min.). Freemason underground (Boston and Philadelphia) ; Dracula's underground (Bucharest) ; Secret pagan underground (Cappadocia, Turkey)
  • Disc 4 (ca. 94 min. + extras). Underground bootleggers (Portland, Oregon) ; Rome: the rise ; Bonus features: Istanbul ; featurette.
Review by Library Journal Review

This four-DVD set encompasses the entire first season of the History Channel series Cities of the Underworld, which shows the viewer areas that are either inaccessible or not readily known to the casual tourist. Who ever knew that there were tunnels underneath Portland, OR, where shanghaied sailors were taken before being shipped off to the East? Or that there is an entire city buried under modern Edinburgh, Scotland? The host gives a good overview of not only the site but the background of what led to the creation of these underground spots. The episodes cover various historical periods, from ancient Rome to more modern America. This is a solid program for anyone interested in knowing more about these lesser-known archaeological sites.-Kathleen Loomis-Sacco, SUNY at Fredonia Lib. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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