Ancient Graves: Voices of the Dead

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Science Documentary narrated by Sally Kellerman and published by National Geographic in 1998 - Chinese, English Multilanguage narration

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Ancient human grave sites speak volumes to those who listen. These haunting human "time capsules" have been uncovered all over the world. Some even reach a certain level of fame: The Ampato maiden sacrificed on an Andes peak. The Alpine Ice Man, the oldest frozen mummy ever found. England's 9,000-year-old Cheddar Man. Others' stories are known only to the ages, like a cache of elaborately adorned 7,000-year-old mummies unearthed in Chile, and the thousands of Egyptian mummies actually burned as train fuel in the 19th century. Modern science now allows us to explore these human treasures without destroying them, and connects us all to the secrets of the ancient dead.

Produced and written by Gail Willumsen
Narrated by Sally Kellerman
Music by Mark Adler
Edited by Emmanuel Miaresse
Research by Randy Rylander
54 minutes, English and Mandarin Chinese dual audio, 1998