The Cradle of Civilisation

Season 1Episode 460 minJul 29, 2008
The Cradle of Civilisation

The looting of Babylonian relics from the Iraq war starts a trail to the team's doorstep and intertwines with the destiny of the Middle East. When an Iraqi archaeologist from Gillian's past enlists the team's help, they discover a sacred tablet predicting the future of Iraq, as well as an opportunistic war-zone looter and a dodgy antiquities dealer whose lives are in danger.

The Cradle of Civilisation has aired on Jul 29, 2008 at 9:00 PM
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