A scientific documentary depicts ancient Egypt and artifacts from archaeology work in Egypt. A wheel of a war chariot. A painting of a king standing on a chariot fighting in a war. Calm waters of the River Nile. A golden battle axe with carvings on it.
A scientific documentary depicts ancient Egypt. View of a rocky terrain along the River Nile. View of Valley of the Kings. An ancient palace built near the river. The exteriors of the palace with a statue of a woman ruler named Queen Ankhkheperure Neferneferuaten at the entrance. Engraved carvings of Nefferneferuaten dressed like a man with a fake beard. A sculpture of her son Thutmose III who became the next king of Egypt. Gold utensils and pots for perfume storage. A statue of King Thutmose III in gold. Two large damaged statues at the entrance.
European troops in Egypt during the Suez Crisis. European tanks patrol the streets of Egypt. Egyptian prisoners are held. Troops stand outside small huts. British and French soldiers in a field with smoke rising in the background. A soldier watches from the roof of a building.
European troops in Egypt during the Suez Crisis. European tanks patrol the streets of Egypt. Military officers in jeeps. European ships in a harbor. Soldiers with a picture of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. British and French officers look at a map and converse with each other. The soldiers patrol a street with smoke in the background.
Trotting, the harness race in Goshen, Egypt. People at stands as they watch the race. Sulkies attached to steeds ride in a harness race. Photographers click pictures as they stand near the track. A sulky rider poses.
U.S.Navy F4F-3 from Squadron VF-42 (BuNo 2537) crashing on the USS Wasp (CV-7) in 1941, prior to the U.S. entry into World War 2. Slow motion sequence showing the F4F rounding out high during landing and drifting into the island of the aircraft carrier. The right wing strikes the superstructure of the island and breaks off. The F4F collapses, inverted, in pieces, on the flight deck. Several members of the ship's crew hunkered down beside the deck during the accident.
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