The Modern Egypt lives side by side with remnants of the times of the pharaoh's giant statues the pyramids that adorn the left bank of the Nile, where the sun sets magnificent temples, such as those in Karnak and Luxor built by the hard work of hundreds of thousands of workers still remain, but what is left is only a fraction of what gigantic cities must have been, so despite the ability of these former builders, since so few of these ancient cities survived to this day, the answer lies in the importance. attributed to buildings, while temples and pyramids were destined to withstand the onslaught of centuries, ordinary people under the pharaohs had to settle for clay-dried mud bricks in the Sun's techniques that are still in use today and were still cities magnificent as Memphis the first capital we knew about these cities because of the legacy of scribes writers at that time.

Sculpture of a scribe from the Cairo Museum is an example of a man who could have lived all his life on one of those busy streets of the city at a time when pharaoh scribes were highly respected figures in ancient Egypt. art of writing hieroglyphs, and they enjoyed privileges and honors reserved for the upper classes, writing was beyond the reach of the vast majority of the population, and therefore was enveloped in scribes of mystery formed by the singular profession. Many of them earn their living by writing and copying public and administrative documents.

This documentary shows us a vibrant journey through the lost and mysterious cities, which we have no small explanations of their civilization and the real way and purpose that were built. And even more, with what technology.