'The Lost Pyramid' on History Channel

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The documentary sheds the light on recent archeological discoveries located in a high security military zone, whose significance will certainly re-write history's text books.

The three pyramids of Giza, one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world, are the greatest buildings of antiquity, the Great pyramid stood as the tallest structure on earth for four thousand years.

But NOW and for the very first time on TV, the 'The lost Pyramid' program captures and reveals the impressive remains of a fourth pyramid, that was once more magnificent than the Great pyramid of Giza.

The result of 12 years excavations, led by an international team of experts, headed by Dr. Zahi Hawwas- the Head of Egyptian Antiquities- sees evidence of how ancient Egypt's most powerful family, the Khufu dynasty, managed to build something extraordinary; working in a high security zone they brushed away the desert and revealed the magnificent remains of a unique lost pyramid.

'The Lost Pyramid' documentary which took 3 years to complete, will air on The History Channel in September 2008, exclusively on the Orbit Network.

'We are honored to air such exclusive and groundbreaking shows and to keep up with our viewers requests. Millions of tourists visit Egypt each year and are amazed to see the three great pyramids of Giza, Orbit is now giving you the opportunity to see the wonders of a 'lost fourth pyramid' on the History Channel soon,'

said, Khulud Abu-Homos, Senior Vice President of Western Programming, Orbit.

The History channel is devoted exclusively to showing cutting edge documentaries and programs on historical events and biographies, with observations and explanations by noted historians and interviews with witnesses. The channel was first launched in 1995 and has grown extensively over the years reaching more than 235 million TV households, in 139 countries and 20 languages.