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  1. Stone Age of Today

    Date released
    1 Jun 1936
    Series name
    Pathetone Weekly
    Issue no
    323
    NoS ID
    123512
    Story no
    1 / 4
    Extras
    1 film clip

    Some parts of Eastern Poland are today strangely reminiscent of the Stone Age, for in every direction the eye is met by the spectacle of hills of granite being blasted by Polish women.

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  2. Silbury Hill (2002)

    Director
    Diane Scully; Sarah Proudfoot Cinch
    Subject
    Archaeology

    Standing 130 feet high and 100 feet across the flat top, Silbury Hill is the largest man-made mound in Europe. Though built by Stone Age people around 4,500 years ago, it still dominates the landscape and...

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  3. Stone-Age Makes a Come-Back

    Date released
    9 Jan 1950
    Series name
    Pathe News
    Issue no
    50/3
    NoS ID
    103271
    Story no
    3 / 4
    Extras
    1 film clip, 1 commentary sheet, 1 shot list

    In America, man goes back to his cave-dwelling, as the stone-age makes a come-back.

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  4. Movietone’s News - Reported by Lionel Gamlin: Pre-Atom Sport

    Date released
    31 Dec 1945
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    865
    NoS ID
    013670
    Story no
    5 / 6

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Stone Age Sport. DESCRIPTION: Americans have taken sport back to the Stone Age. This American football match has cavemen for the competitors and real live pig skin for the ball....

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  5. Operation Survival

    Date released
    16 Jul 1956
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    1415
    NoS ID
    021058
    Story no
    3 / 6

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Operation Survival. DESCRIPTION: Nine Frenchmen are making a pilgrimage into pre-history to find out how caveman lived in the Stone Age. They’ll spend three weeks in a cave (near...

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  6. The Stone Age Men of Australia

    Date released
    13 Mar 1933
    Series name
    Pathetone Weekly
    Issue no
    155
    NoS ID
    122717
    Story no
    1 / 5
    Extras
    1 film clip

    With the Mackay Aerial Survey Expedition to Central Australia. Described by Com. H T Bennett, BSc, FRGS, RN.

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  7. The Stone Age Men of Australia (No 2)

    Date released
    20 Mar 1933
    Series name
    Pathetone Weekly
    Issue no
    156
    NoS ID
    122722
    Story no
    1 / 4
    Extras
    1 film clip

    Accompanying the Mackay Aerial Survey Expedition to central Australia, we conclude our investigations into little known Aboriginal life.

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  8. Leap Year: Remarks by Brian Saveall

    Date released
    27 Feb 1936
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    351A
    NoS ID
    006233
    Story no
    6 / 11

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Leap Year Story. DESCRIPTION: Males go in mortal fear of acquisition by female furies. SHOTLIST: Stone age men and women in the wild times. Modern age woman chases man. Man seated on...

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  9. Chronicle Collection - Archaeology on Television (2010)

    Subject
    Archaeology

    From 1966 to 1990, the BBC’s landmark archaeology series Chronicle took viewers around the world to explore historical excavations and discover long-gone cultures and civilisations. With a mix of live...

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