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Where Did It Come From?
Where Did It Come From?
2006
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Ancient Greece: Modern Ship Building
Sep 07, 2006
Modern warships, cargo, and container ships are the cutting edge of maritime technology. But 2,500 years ago, no one dominated shipbuilding like the Greeks.
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Ancient Rome: The Rise of Apartments
Sep 14, 2006
High-rise, high-density living isn't new. Romans were living in high-rise apartments 2,000 years ago. Travel to Rome and its ancient seaport of Ostia, where many of them still exist.
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EP3
Ancient Egypt: Iconic Structures
Sep 14, 2006
Discover how monumental masterpieces including the Great Pyramid, Library at Alexander, Temple of Karnak, Sphinx, and obelisks were built using only the most primitive tools and brute labor.
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EP4
Ancient Greece: Weapons of Mass Destruction
Sep 14, 2006
The Ancient Greeks were masters of weaponry. From the massive Ballista launcher, giant mirrors to produce fiery death rays, and even poisons and biological toxins, they originated ideas still used in modern warfare.
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EP5
Ancient Rome: The Mobile Society
Sep 14, 2006
Travel to the heart of the Roman Empire to examine a remarkable civil engineering project that resulted in a 53-thousand-mile network of highways, which is little-changed today.
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Ancient Rome: The Modern Stadium
Sep 14, 2006
Michael takes us back to the "bread and circus" days of the ancient Roman Empire to find the origins of today's multi-million-dollar, multi-purpose stadiums.
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EP7
Ancient China: Personal Weapon
Sep 14, 2006
Ancient Chinese civil wars spawned the revolutionary crossbow and stirrup. Later, perhaps the greatest Chinese triumphs were gunpowder and the cannon, used to arm the Great Wall. These influenced warfare for centuries to follow.
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EP8
Ancient China: Agriculture
Sep 14, 2006
To help feed their population, Ancient China created the world's first canal systems, the plough and the winnowing machine for grain and rice. Today, China boasts the world's longest canal and the largest dam.
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EP9
Ancient Egypt: Modern Medicine
Sep 14, 2006
The Edwin Smith Papyrus in New York, gives amazing insights into the way the Ancient Egyptians pioneered medicine, and laid the foundations for modern treatment in diverse areas such as gynaecology and psychoanalysis.
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EP10
Ancient Maya: The Tools of Astronomy
Sep 14, 2006
Discover how the Ancient Maya built their sophisticated observatories, and how they were obsessed with the movements of the Sun, Moon and planets. See the fascinating Long Calendar which attempted to predict the end of the world.
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EP11
Ancient Maya: Power Centers
Sep 14, 2006
Michael takes us to the Central American jungle to find out how 2000 years ago the ancient Maya mined and fashioned limestone from virgin territory to create their great city of Tikal, paving the way for modern building development.
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EP12
Ancient China: Origins of Drilling and Mining
Sep 14, 2006
How did China extract natural resources more than 2,000 years ago? Explore ancient drilling rigs and see how the modern-day science of geobotany was pioneered the Chinese.
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EP13
Ancient China: Masters of the Wind
Sep 14, 2006
Sails, rudders, kites and wings, were all invented by the Chinese. Michael travels to Hong Kong to sail a junk for himself, and investigates how these various innovations contributed to modes of transport taken for granted today.
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Matrixston
Wow! Such a good movie.
CommentsXp
Best movie ever!
PiraBit
if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.
Jonah Abbott
There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.