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A record of the excavations at Mellor, near Stockport, from 1995 to 2006. Using aerial photography, animated graphics and virtual reality reconstruction, the programme reveals the succession of habitation...
LAST CALL examines the predictions and impact of one of the most important and controversial environmental books of all time, ‘The Limits to Growth’. The book, which was published in 1972, sold 30...
A series of tutorial conversations with teacher Ian Draper, designed to enable teachers to understand the system of drama work developed by Dorothy Heathcote, whereby drama is perceived as a useful tool in...
Series on traditional, alternative and scientific methods of medicine around the world, considering their historical background and how they are practised today. 1: How herbalism has changed from a rural...
The series attempts to present social anthropology to a wide audience and aims to show the basic similarities between people of different cultures and to suggest, through the deployment of material from...
A series of four down-to-earth videos on preventing back injuries. We include no anatomy, pathology, or detailed discussion of treatment methods. Back injuries are like heart disease - to prevent them we...
Series about how the findings of psychoanalysis have been used to manipulate the masses.
A series of five 50-minute programmes on the history of surgery, presented by Dr Michael Mosley. He introduces audiences to the breathtaking, heroic and at times comically entertaining story of how surgeons...
A series of 9 interactive programmes on musculoskeletal anatomy derived from MRI scan data, incorporating 3D images, clinical slides, animations, video clips and text that can all be easily exported to...
A series of 12 video tapes, developed by psychologist Eve Ash, designed to improve motivation, professionalism, call skills and customer service for call centre staff. Filmed on location at an international...
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