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Plot: Professor Mary Beard returns to Rome in this documentary exploring another dimension of classical history. In this series, Beard asks what made the Romans special and discusses why they were able to build empires at such a large scale. Myths and legends surrounding the origins of Rome are dissected...
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Plot: Dan Snow attempts to use the latest satellite technology to reveal the secrets of the Roman Empire. Together with space archaeologist Sarah Parcak, Dan sets out to identify and then track down lost cities, amphitheatres and forts in an adventure that sees him travel through some of the most spectacular...
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Plot: The British Empire begins on a gradual decline in the 20th century as the world starts to change and Britain struggles to keep up.
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Plot: The decisions Octavian, Antony and Cleopatra made that shaped the course of the Roman Empire.
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Plot: Professor Mary Beard takes a look beyond the stories of emperors, armies and gore in ancient Rome, a city at the heart of a vast and dominating empire -- in order to meet the everyday people at the heart of the empire. The program draws a portrait of the first global metropolis as seen through the...
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Plot: The role of American women over the past century is examined in both documentary and dramatic form.
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Plot: Exploring the last hundred years of Scottish childhood. Looking at when children were seen but rarely heard, to today, where they now form the centre of their parent's lives.
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Plot: A profile of the 353 days between the D-Day landings and the Third Reich's surrender.
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Plot: An exploration of the public and private lives of six rulers of ancient Rome: Julius Caesar, Augustus, Nero, Hadrian, Constantine and Justinian. Their careers were defined by bloody battles, far-reaching innovations and profound corruption.
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Plot: Three-part series chronicling Japan's rebirth between the 16th and 19th centuries.