Looking for some some quality documentaries pertaining to the Roman/Greek era, particularly about the rise and fall of each. You don't have to provide a link (though please do, if possible), just the name will do.
TIA.
TIA.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
very cool, will check it out. Thanks.Cheez wrote:
http://www.thehistorychannel.co.uk/site/microsites/Rome/index_microsite.php?microsite=Rome&target=On_TV§ion=559
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Rome - Engineering an Empire (History Channel)
It was actually an interesting documentary to watch. It explains how Rome was built, what technologies they used and the rise of Julius Caesar.
http://www.amazon.com/History-Channel-P … FZ0YR5GT4R
It was actually an interesting documentary to watch. It explains how Rome was built, what technologies they used and the rise of Julius Caesar.
http://www.amazon.com/History-Channel-P … FZ0YR5GT4R
Sorry for this but I dont want to make a new thread. I am looking for some good documentaries on the Canadian Army that are based on Afghanistan. Thanks.
More of a drama but you should definitely watch:[-DER-]Omega wrote:
Looking for some some quality documentaries pertaining to the Roman/Greek era, particularly about the rise and fall of each. You don't have to provide a link (though please do, if possible), just the name will do.
TIA.
Rome
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0384766/
Both series one and two were incredible. I've got them on DVD. It does take liberties with a number of historical accounts, but the telling of the every day life of a soldier, farmer, etc is brilliant. And the characterisation was well done also.
Yep, Rome is actually very historically accurate for a non documentary. In fact we've been told to get it simply for the excuse of revision as it is a good source on the build up to the civil war and the events afterwards. Even if it does gloss over some relatively minor facts.AussieReaper wrote:
More of a drama but you should definitely watch:[-DER-]Omega wrote:
Looking for some some quality documentaries pertaining to the Roman/Greek era, particularly about the rise and fall of each. You don't have to provide a link (though please do, if possible), just the name will do.
TIA.
Rome
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0384766/
Both series one and two were incredible. I've got them on DVD. It does take liberties with a number of historical accounts, but the telling of the every day life of a soldier, farmer, etc is brilliant. And the characterisation was well done also.
history of the deagle
I thought Octavians mother was the most obtrusive when it came to the real history, but it was easy enough to put out of your mind, cause she was played so well.Noobeater wrote:
Yep, Rome is actually very historically accurate for a non documentary. In fact we've been told to get it simply for the excuse of revision as it is a good source on the build up to the civil war and the events afterwards. Even if it does gloss over some relatively minor facts.
Anyone know where I can watch David Attenbourgh docs? I fucking love those.
Damn right!Finray wrote:
Anyone know where I can watch David Attenbourgh docs? I fucking love those.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
Holy fucking shit that was cool.Cheez wrote:
Damn right!Finray wrote:
Anyone know where I can watch David Attenbourgh docs? I fucking love those.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOFy8QkNWWs
He does a better impression than I do
the fog of war - brilliant