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GA&A Productions – Pompeii’s Living Dead (2018)

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GA&A Productions – Pompeii’s Living Dead (2018)
English | Documentary | Size: 1.24 GB

In October 79, the eruption of Vesuvius destroyed the city of Pompeii in Campania. Buried under the ashes, the ancient city still provides valuable information on Roman life, particularly through its most poignant remains: its casts of victims frozen in death. [Read more…]

TLM – Life, Death, Rebirth: Isetenkheb’s Egyptian Coffin (2018)

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TLM – Life, Death, Rebirth: Isetenkheb’s Egyptian Coffin (2018)
English | Documentary | Size: 1.41 GB

Isetenkheb was the daughter of Ankhsyeniset, a priest of Amun living in Thebes – the ‘City Of Dead’. Her mummy, dating back between 664 – 500 BC, is on display today at the Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon, but Isetenkheb’s unique coffin needs restoration. [Read more…]

SBS – Batavia Revealed: Shipwreck Psycho (2018)

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SBS – Batavia Revealed: Shipwreck Psycho (2018)
English | Documentary | Size: 1.32 GB

BATAVIA REVEALED: SHIPWRECK PSYCHO tells the real-life story of the bloodiest shipwreck of all time. The grisly fate of 125 Dutch men, women and children marooned on Beacon Island off the coast of Western Australia in 1629 is explored in this real-life Lord of the Flies story, pieced together by a surviving journal and the remains unearthed in an archaeological dig. [Read more…]

UKTV – Viking Dead (2018) Part 2: Viking Burial Ships of Estonia

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UKTV – Viking Dead (2018) Part 2: Viking Burial Ships of Estonia
English | Documentary | Size: 1.26 GB


Welcome to a world of secret graves, mysterious death ships, newly-discovered skeletons, missing fortresses, and lost Long Ships. In this series, leading archaeologist Tim Sutherland travels to Scandinavia, Estonia, Britain and beyond to get new insights into the world of those they called the North Men – The Vikings. Sutherland follows the trail of the Vikings and tries to solve many of the legendary mysteries surrounding the warriors from the north. He is investigating gruesome raids such as the one on Lindisfarne in 793 AD and discovering ship graves off Estonia that reveal violent warrior burials.
From around 700AD to the Norman conquest of England in 1066, the Vikings of the Nordic lands raided and traded across northern, central, eastern and western Europe to create a feared and notorious empire. Now, almost two millennia after their often-terrifying reign, Yesterday uses the modern age to uncover secrets from the Viking Age. By investigating burial sites, The Viking Dead asks who the Norsemen really were, what the truth was about the raids and battles, and what every-day life in a Viking settlement entailed.

Written, Produced & Directed by Jeremy Freeston ; Like A Shot Entertainment for UKTV Yesterday and Viasat

Part 2: Viking Burial Ships of Estonia
The Viking Burial Ships of Estonia: Venture to Estonia, where the earliest known Vikings ships to have crossed the Baltic – as well as mass ship burials – have been uncovered.
Two buried Viking Age ships were uncovered at Salme, Estonia, between 2008 and 2012. Dated to around AD 750, these are the earliest known Viking ships to have crossed the Baltic. They contain the skeletons of men who apparently died violently. The finds suggest that they were warriors who were killed in battle and buried in a ship.How and why did 41 strong young men from Sweden die? When the ships were excavated, grave goods such as weapons, jewelry and bones from animal sacrifices were found. An alternative theory is that the dead were not warriors, but diplomats on a peaceful mission. What does Tim make of the new theory? What can the bones of the dead men tell us?

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UKTV – Viking Dead (2018) Part 6: Treasure of the Vikings

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UKTV – Viking Dead (2018) Part 6: Treasure of the Vikings
English | Documentary | Size: 1.26 GB


Welcome to a world of secret graves, mysterious death ships, newly-discovered skeletons, missing fortresses, and lost Long Ships. In this series, leading archaeologist Tim Sutherland travels to Scandinavia, Estonia, Britain and beyond to get new insights into the world of those they called the North Men – The Vikings. Sutherland follows the trail of the Vikings and tries to solve many of the legendary mysteries surrounding the warriors from the north. He is investigating gruesome raids such as the one on Lindisfarne in 793 AD and discovering ship graves off Estonia that reveal violent warrior burials.
From around 700AD to the Norman conquest of England in 1066, the Vikings of the Nordic lands raided and traded across northern, central, eastern and western Europe to create a feared and notorious empire. Now, almost two millennia after their often-terrifying reign, Yesterday uses the modern age to uncover secrets from the Viking Age. By investigating burial sites, The Viking Dead asks who the Norsemen really were, what the truth was about the raids and battles, and what every-day life in a Viking settlement entailed.

Written, Produced & Directed by Jeremy Freeston ; Like A Shot Entertainment for UKTV Yesterday and Viasat

Part 6: Treasure of the Vikings
Treasure of the Vikings: The Viking Age saw major changes in the economy of Scandinavia. Tim Sutherland travels to Norway and Estonia to find out more about the bullion economy.
Plundering, raids and rich booty – this is what the Vikings are notorious for. Their precious treasures are evidence of journeys to distant lands where the warriors enriched themselves. For archaeologists, a newly discovered Viking treasure has more than just material value. They find traces of a past culture in it. Since there are no written sources from the Viking Age, they are trying to understand the world of the Vikings through their treasures. Why did the massive plundering take place in the first place? Why did the Vikings amass treasures? They were probably not after money, because it did not have the same importance as it does today.
In fact, they melted down many of the looted objects and made them into new objects. Archaeologists are particularly interested in two questions. Why did the Vikings leave the sarcophagus with the remains of Saint Cuthbert behind when they attacked Lindisfarne Monastery? And what about the extensive coin treasures that were buried under the floors of numerous houses?

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ABC – The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook (2018) Part 1: Endeavour and Tahiti

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ABC – The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook (2018) Part 1: Endeavour and Tahiti
English | Documentary | Size: 1.25 GB


A rich, complex and engaging account of Cook’s voyages across the Pacific, from actor and raconteur Sam Neill. Pacific with Sam Neill follows Captain James Cook’s three voyages to the Pacific – from the Arctic to the Antarctic, and from Tahiti to Australia and New Zealand. Fascinating, engaging, fresh and vital – this is history … but not as you know it. [Read more…]