Lost Civilizations: Greece and Rome

This documentary features narration by Henry Strozier and runs for 57 minutes. It delves into the origins of democracy in Athens during its Golden Age, exploring philosophy, science, and art through the lens of significant historical moments.

Additionally, it examines life in ancient Rome, portraying the military power of the empire and its lasting influence on modern civilization. The film includes engaging segments on various aspects of Roman life, from the Colosseum to philosophical discussions with Socrates.

With availability on both VHS and DVD, this title appeals to collectors interested in historical documentaries. The keywords associated with the film also suggest a connection to Egypt, adding another layer to its exploration of ancient civilizations.