
Scanning the Pyramids
Clip: Season 17 Episode 1 | 41s
Technology discovers new secrets inside the Great Pyramid at Giza.
For the first time, the Egyptian government has granted unprecedented access to the pyramids at Giza. It is allowing multiple different technological tools to scan, measure and probe the ancient structures in order to create a picture of what exists inside the buildings themselves. Will there be vast ceremonial rooms? Burial sites? Secret chambers? Other mysteries? Find out.
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SECRETS OF THE DEAD is made possible, in part, by public television viewers.

Scanning the Pyramids
Clip: Season 17 Episode 1 | 41s
For the first time, the Egyptian government has granted unprecedented access to the pyramids at Giza. It is allowing multiple different technological tools to scan, measure and probe the ancient structures in order to create a picture of what exists inside the buildings themselves. Will there be vast ceremonial rooms? Burial sites? Secret chambers? Other mysteries? Find out.
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Solve a 4,500-year-old mystery with Secrets of the Dead, Scanning the Pyramids. (36s)
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