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Hidden Temples: Cambodia's Angkor Wat
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Media Type:Videocassette
DVD
Release Date:2002
Audience:Higher Education
Secondary Education
Running Time:25 minutes
Physical Description:1 videocassette (25min.): col.; 1/2 in. or DVD
Language:English
Author:A Discovery Channel Production
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Arts
Diaspora and Ethnicity
History
Subheading:Archaeology and Prehistory
Architecture
Cambodian (Khmer)
History, Early (Before 17th Century)
Social Conditions
Region:Southeast Asia
Country:Cambodia



Abstract:

Angkor Wat’s magnificent temples and vast reservoirs comprise the single largest religious complex ever built, an ancient wonder rising out of the Cambodian jungle. Archaeologists have estimated that as many as a million people might have lived there. How did they sustain a population that large? This program shows how archaeologists such as Dr. Elizabeth Moore of the University of London teamed up with NASA to use imaging radar from space to solve the mysteries of this thousand-year-old city. A Discovery Channel Production.




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