The Crusades in Brief- THC
The History Channel's own pub historian explains why Pope Urban II called Christians to join the Crusades and capture Jerusalem(Caution: The narrator is drinking beer during the video.)
Native American Totem Poles
An explanation of Native American totem poles-their history, how they are made, and their purpose.
Man Mound Park - Baraboo, Wisconsin
On Saturday, August 9, 2008, the Man Mound Archeological Site was rededicated by the organizations that were responsible for its preservation: the Sauk County Historical Society, the Wisconsin Archaeological Society and the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs. "Only one effigy mound in the shape of a human being has survived nearly intact. It is located near the base of a high hill in Man Mound County Park, to the northeast of Baraboo. Pro
Initiation with Ants
Video Documentary- In this remote Amazonian village, becoming an adult means sticking your hand into a swarm of angry, stinging giant ants.
Greek History in Pictures
4000 years of Greek culture in picture impressions of the great Greek history. Music by Vangelis (The Great Alexander Theme)The video has slides and musical accompaniment.
History of Greece
This video is a series of slides and text with Greek music in the background. It touches on each period of Greek history.
History of Ethiopia
A history of Ethiopia illustrated through stamps, video footage, and pictures.
History of Morocco
A video on a brief history of morocco. Pictures and music on the culture and history of Morocco.(Amateur video that has text that doesn't always match the slides)
History of Africa
This video is a brief history of Africa. Ancient kingdoms and culture are discussed past and present.
Indus Valley History
An un-narrated history of the early civilizations in the Indus River valley of India.
A Brief History of Technology in Education - Uploaded by eduTecherTV
A Brief History of Technology in Education. Very vague and not really a history.
Seven Wonders of Ancient Greece (Part 1 of 5) This video looks at the Palace of Knossos and the history behind the palace. Today the remains of the palace can still be seen. Video shows the ruins of the palace and a virtual model of what they think the palace looked like. The palace covered 20,000 square yards. Discussion of The Oracle of Delphi is started in this video. The oracle is the mysterious powers that Delphi contained. Video is
Seven Wonders of Ancient Greece (Part 3 of 5) Video continues with the discussion of the Theatre of Epidaurus. The islanders engineered a statue of superhuman proportions. It once guarded the harbor to Rhodes. The Colossus of Rhodes is 110 feet high and nearly as tall as the Statue of Liberty. The video gives the history of the statue, why it was built, how long it took, and where it was located overlooking the bay. Video then discusses the birth of
History of Christmas- Christmas Unwrapped Part 2 of 5
Part 2 of 5
People all over the world celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25th. But why is the Nativity marked by gift giving, and was He really born on that day? And just where did the Christmas tree come from? Take an enchanting tour through the history of this beloved holiday and trace the origins of its enduring traditions. Journey back to the earliest celebrations when the infant religion embraced pagan solstice festivals like the Roman Saturnalia and turned them into a commemoration
The History Of Christmas- Christmas Unwrapped Part 3 of 5
Part 3 of 5
People all over the world celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25th. But why is the Nativity marked by gift giving, and was He really born on that day? And just where did the Christmas tree come from? Take an enchanting tour through the history of this beloved holiday and trace the origins of its enduring traditions. Journey back to the earliest celebrations when the infant religion embraced pagan solstice festivals like the Roman Saturnalia and turned them into a commemoration
The History Of Christmas- Christmas Unwrapped Part 5 of 5
Part 5 of 5
People all over the world celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25th. But why is the Nativity marked by gift giving, and was He really born on that day? And just where did the Christmas tree come from? Take an enchanting tour through the history of this beloved holiday and trace the origins of its enduring traditions. Journey back to the earliest celebrations when the infant religion embraced pagan solstice festivals like the Roman Saturnalia and turned them into a commemoration
The History of Santa Claus
This video moves too quickly to read, so hit the pause button until you finish reading. It is a brief history of Santa Claus, his origins and how he got to be what he is today. (Amateur video)
Archaeology at Different Scales
How do archaeologists weave far-reaching events with details of everyday life to create a rich approach to history? How and why do archaeologists study Çatalhöyük at many different scales? How can archaeologists use “multi-scalar data” to create comprehensive descriptions of place?
Wall of Separation (The Establishment Clause)
This excellent video is accompanied by text and is suitable for high school students. "Freedom of religion has been an important issue throughout American history. Many of the first colonists established homes in America to escape religious persecution and oppression in England. The freedom to believe and practice religion in whatever way they chose to was of vital importance to early Americans."
Learn English Through Song -Lesson 33- Context Clues
Learn English through the song, "Fernando" by Abba. Learn
English Through Song helps English Second Language (ESL)
students study speaking, conversation, vocabulary, pronunciation,
listening and grammar. In this musical slide show with images the
lyrics are shown for "Fernando" along with context clues based on the lyrics from the song. More songs at learn-to-speak-english-esl.com. Good quality video that would be appropriate for all students.
