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Jungle Atlantis presents the discovery of a vast urban landscape in the jungles near Angkor Wat, Cambodia, which thrived during the Khmer dynasty nearly 1,000 years ago. Using advanced remote sensing technology, the film reveals a metropolis that spanned 30 square kilometers and supported around 750,000 inhabitants, a number significantly higher than contemporary London's population of 18,000 at that time.
The documentary examines the intricate network of houses, canals, boulevards, and temples that characterized this ancient city. It focuses on the remarkable urban planning and achievements of the Khmer civilization during its golden age, providing a detailed look at how this society functioned and thrived in its historical context.
Why Watch
- •See advanced remote sensing technology in action.
- •Find out about the Khmer dynasty's urban planning.
- •Meet the ancient city near Angkor Wat.
Did You Know
•The urban landscape covered 30 square kilometers.
•The Khmer metropolis supported approximately 750,000 inhabitants.
•Contemporary London had only 18,000 residents during the Khmer dynasty.
•The civilization thrived nearly 1,000 years ago.
Perfect For
Ancient civilizationsKhmer historyUrban archaeology