註釋
Venture to the sites of two ancient cities created by Alexander the Great - cities that were considered among the most beautiful and unusual the world has ever seen.
Explore the culture and environment that created several of the Seven Wonders. This episode examines two unparalleled testaments to the power of the era: The Pharos (lighthouse) at Alexandria, which stood more that 300 feet, making it the tallest structure of its time, and the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, which was considered one of the greatest tombs ever created.
The Mausoleum's perimeter was not decorated with icons of ancient gods, as was the custom of the time, but with ennobled and enlarged figures of real people.
These statues are though to have been an inspiration for the citizens - telling them they could be as great as the gods.
