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Lost Treasures of the Silk Road

Lost Treasures of the Silk Road

Jan 01, 2013 · 51m

Rated 7 out of 10

Director

Peter Pippig, Susanne Rostosky

Overview

China, the “Middle Kingdom,” has long been thought to have developed independently from the West. Mighty mountains and the inhospitable Taklamakan formed insurmountable barriers. But the belief in China’s isolation has been challenged by surprising discoveries. Mummies from the Bronze Age are turning this assumption upside down and recasting the cultural relationship between east and west.

Cast of Lost Treasures of the Silk Road

Crew of Lost Treasures of the Silk Road

About Lost Treasures of the Silk Road

What is Lost Treasures of the Silk Road about?

China, the “Middle Kingdom,” has long been thought to have developed independently from the West. Mighty mountains and the inhospitable Taklamakan formed insurmountable barriers. But the belief in China’s isolation has been challenged by surprising discoveries. Mummies from the Bronze Age are turning this assumption upside down and recasting the cultural relationship between east and west.

When was Lost Treasures of the Silk Road released?

Lost Treasures of the Silk Road was released on January 1, 2013.

Where can I watch Lost Treasures of the Silk Road?

Lost Treasures of the Silk Road is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads and Xive TV Documentaries Amazon Channel in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video. Availability data from JustWatch.

How long is Lost Treasures of the Silk Road?

Lost Treasures of the Silk Road runs 51 minutes.

Who directed Lost Treasures of the Silk Road?

Lost Treasures of the Silk Road was directed by Peter Pippig and Susanne Rostosky.

Who is in the cast of Lost Treasures of the Silk Road?

The cast of Lost Treasures of the Silk Road includes Erik Hansen (Narrator).

Is Lost Treasures of the Silk Road on Netflix?

No, Lost Treasures of the Silk Road is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads and Xive TV Documentaries Amazon Channel instead.

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