Take a virtual guided tour through Babylon as experienced by Alexander after his conquests. Explore the Hanging Gardens and the Palace of Nebuchadnezzar in stunning digital recreations. Learn about Alexander’s efforts to integrate Greek and Babylonian cultures. Tour includes video essays, documentary clips, and digital scrolls. Participants can access architectural blueprints and ancient tablet replicas. Lessons include both strategic insights and cultural discoveries. Quizzes and worksheets available for classroom or personal use. An interactive timeline walks you through major Babylonian events. Ideal for educational institutions and travel enthusiasts. Multi-language subtitles and offline access included.
Format:
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Virtual City Reconstructions
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Interactive Market Tour
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Downloadable Maps and Merchant Logs
Duration:
3 Weeks – 2 sessions per week (40–50 minutes each)
What You’ll Learn:
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Political symbolism behind occupying Babylon
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Multicultural dynamics of the imperial capital
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Trade’s role in unifying empires
Target Audience:
Urban history fans, political science students, and historical fiction writers.
