:49:01
I've done things like this before
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but not as dangerous.
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Finally, both camera and
column are ready to roll.
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Three, two, one, go!
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The shot comes off without a hitch
:49:34
and the crew now turns to
their biggest challenge
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recreating the funeral procession
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of Egypt's most famous pharaon.
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Carter, please,
can you see anything?
:49:55
Yes, wonderful things.
:50:02
Wonderful things.
:50:04
In 1922,
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an obscure English archaeologist
named Howard Carter
:50:09
unearthed the remains of an
:50:10
even more obscure pharaon
:50:12
named Tutankhamon.
:50:17
Carter had discovered
:50:18
what all others had
:50:19
despaired of ever finding
:50:21
a virtually unlooted
pharaon's tomb.
:50:25
And the treasures of King Tut
have never relinquished
:50:28
their grip
on the world's imagination.
:50:35
Now director Bruce Neibaur's crew
wants to bury King Tut all over again.
:50:44
High above a desert valley,
:50:46
the crew prepares to capture
the boy king's funeral procession.
:50:51
In Tut's time,
:50:53
the pharaons no longer built pyramids for
their tombs-instead they hid their treasure
:50:57
filled burial sites in the
remote valley of the kings.