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Amesbury Archer, The (2005)

aka: Was the Amesbury Archer the King of Stonehenge?

Subject

Archaeology; History

In May 2002 archaologists discovered the richest early Bronze Age burial ever found in Britain. The so-called Amesbury Archer was buried with gold earrings, copper knives, flint arrow heads and the stone...

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From Head to Toe - From Cradle to Grave: Plastic Surgery and the Medical Student (1993)

Subject

Medical sciences

Distribution

Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 12 minutes), £28.00

Argues the case for all medical students to study plastic surgery as a core part of their medical education. Observes a group of medical students during their attachment to a plastic surgery department.

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Islam Denounces Terrorism

Subject

Religious studies

This film presents the Muslim response to and denunciation of terrorism. Beginning with the events of September 11, the film explains that all kinds of violence against civilians are crimes against humanity...

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Wigber Low: Excavation of an Anglo-Saxon Burial Site (1976)

Subject

Archaeology

Distribution

Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 10 minutes), £25.00

Describes the process of excavation with particular reference to the excavation of an Anglo-Saxon burial at Wigber Low, Kniveton, Derbyshire. Starts with the initial site survey and establishment of the...

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100 Fishponds Road: Eastville Workhouse’s Paupers Remembered (2016)

Director

Ben Pike

Subject

History; Social Studies

In 2015 the Eastville Workhouse Memorial Group in Bristol unveiled a memorial for the 4,084 paupers buried in a mass grave at Rosemary Green. In this short video, Dr Roger Ball and a group of local residents...

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