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Discusses the archaeological remains of the First and Second Temple periods which lie buried beneath the city.
Fiction short which shows Shakespeare suffering from writer’s block while planning the assassination scene in Julius Caesar. He falls asleep in his study and dreams of the scene he is to write. Shakespeare...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. This month’s issue of Media Screen...
Side A(i): Lorna Hardwick explains, with examples, how rhetoric in the ancient world denoted a whole system of skills and activities associated with persuasive public speaking; (ii): Letizia Panizza...
1: Ways in which clothes have been used throughout history to accentuate, disguise, distort and hide the body. 2: Fabric and style, how the materials from which clothes are made have varied, and how the form...
The March of Time synopsis: "Scotland’s Highland Problems" an episode in the latest issue of the March of Time brings to the screen a new subject of major interest to everyone in Great Britain. The wild,...
Television series in which Michael Wood relates the history of the Spanish conquest of the New World in the 16th century. In four parts: 1) The Fall of The Aztecs: retraces Cortes’ journey across Mexico...
Film produced for UNESCO made when Mohenjo-daro became a World Heritage site. Footage of the city; artefacts found there, the Indus River nearby, and the surrounding countryside, it includes aerial film of...
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