The Man Who Found the Titanic Searched for Cleopatra’s Tomb — What He Found Was in NO Ancient Record

Divers hunting for Cleopatra's tomb are sweeping sand off the polished floor of a sunken harbor 40 feet under the Mediterranean, a harbor no ancient writer ever mentioned. In this video, we follow the search from Plutarch's account of her tomb near a temple of Isis, to the earthquakes that dragged Alexandria's royal quarter more than 20 feet into the sea, to the temple of Taposiris Magna 30 miles west of the city. You'll see why archaeologist Kathleen Martínez believes Cleopatra outsmarted Rome one last time, what her team found beneath the temple, including hundreds of coins bearing Cleopatra's face and a 4,281 foot tunnel cut 43 feet into solid rock and running toward the sea, and what Titanic discoverer Robert Ballard saw when the divers went down. Then we score the evidence honestly, separating what has been proven from what is still unproven, and ask the question no one can answer yet. Where is Cleopatra? #Cleopatra #AncientEgypt #Archaeology #TaposirisMagna #SunkenCity #HistoryDocumentary Cleopatra's tomb, Cleopatra tomb found, Taposiris Magna, Kathleen Martínez, Robert Ballard, sunken harbor, Taposiris Magna tunnel, Salam 5, Alexandria royal quarter, sunken Alexandria, Antirhodos, Franck Goddio, Plutarch, Mark Antony, Octavian, Ptolemaic dynasty, temple of Isis, Zahi Hawass, underwater archaeology, ancient Egypt mysteries, archaeology documentary, history documentary