This program tells the story of the incredible villas, forts, roads and temples which stand today as a powerful reminder of the all-conquering Roman legions which marched through Northern Europe. Examines the culture of the Romans' opponents, the Ge...
Human beings have constructed many remarkable monuments, but only one man-made structure can be seen from the surface of the moon. The Great Wall of China remains the greatest creation of a remarkable Asian people, but it is not the only one, as thi...
Focuses on the history of the Roman Empire in the desert sands of North Africa, featuring Bulla Regia Chimtou, the Colossus and El Gem, and the amazing underground city at Dougga.
In the First Millennium BC, the tribes known as the Celts were the dominant force on the continent of Europe. In fringe regions like Ireland, the Celtic people continued to flourish long into the Christian Age. These were warriors with a unique way ...
Focuses on the biblical lands of the ancient Hebrews, particularly the city of Jerusalem. This is the story of the sacred city where Christ spent his final days on earth. Featuring Richard Andrews, author of "Blood on the Mountain." Includes superb ...
Pompeii was buried beneath a mountain of wet ash when Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. Much of Pompeii, its people, its art and structures are preserved for us to study because of the seal this ash created around the city. Using superb 3D Graphics and...
About this title: One of the most important subjects in human geography is the relationship between political power, people, and space or territory. Dr. Murphy guides us through the understanding of how political power has evolved and moved across t...
For over four thousand years, the lands of India have been home to a remarkable human civilization. This fascinating program journeys through the centuries to reveal the continuing story of the Indian people. Beginning with a graphic reconstruction ...
The story of Japan is like that of no other nation on Earth. For two thousand years, the Japanese people have lived an often-isolated life of striking contrasts. The military aspects of Japanese history are familiar to many, and this fascinating pro...
The nation of England can trace its beginnings to the second half of the First Millennium AD. This was the Dark Age, a period of tribal invasions and conflicts when civilization itself seemed to retreat. For many, the terrifying pagan Vikings symbol...