The Holy Land: The Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls
The Old City was given World Heritage Status in 1981 and placed on the World Heritage in Danger List the following year. The…
The Restoration of the The Last Supper: The Church and Dominican Convent of Santa Maria Delle Grazie
The Convent of Santa Maria Delle Grazie in Milan in Northern Italy is known the world over for one painting. “The Last Supper”…
Religious Destination: Santiago de Compostela
The pilgrimage route with World Heritage status starts in France, and stretches for more than 800 kilometers in Spain.
Pravda vítězí, Truth Prevails: Historic Centre of Prague
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. The people of the city see its castle as not a monument of the past…
A Thousand Years of Mining: The Mines of Rammelsberg and The Historic Town of Goslar
Goslar began as a sleepy town located on the northwestern slopes of the mountains in central Germany. It began to develop as a…
Cultural Identity of Bulgaria: Rila Monastery
1000 metre-high mountains stretch across southwestern Bulgaria. Deep in the woods of these mountains is the Rila Monastery. It looks like a fortress.…
The Maze City: the Fez Medina
Fez in Morocco has fortified by walls 8 kilometres long.
The Pearl of the Adriatic: The Old City of Dubrovnik
Croatia’s southernmost city, Dubrovnik – with its red-roofed and white-walled houses – was hailed as The Pearl of Adriatic. In its heyday, it…
The Songs of the Gondolas: Venice and its Lagoon
The beauty of Venice is unrivalled. Cruising along the canals, the passing buildings reveal stories of the past.
Ethiopian Pilgrimage: The Rock Churches of Lalibela
The Christian monarch had a dream. God spoke to him: Build churches of rock this will be a New Jerusalem.
The White Fortress: Himeji-jo
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Multicultural City: The Historic Centre of Cordoba
Cordoba lies in Andalusia, in southern Spain. It is a city rich in history, and dates back to Roman times. There is a…
Pride and Hope: Reviving Bam and its Cultural Landscape
Bam, a city in southeastern Iran was hit by a disastrous earthquake in December 2003. The symbol of the city, Arg-e-Bam was left…
Angkor, Cambodia
The Angkor Dynasty flourished here between the 9th and 15th centuries. It ruled a vast territory, and hundreds of stone buildings remain its legacy.
Interview with Jack Whyte
We speak with Jack Whyte, author of a dozen historical fiction novels, including The Camulod Chronicles (A Dream of Eagles) series and The…
UCF in Print: Tison Pugh
Tison Pugh, Associate Professor and Director of Texts and Technology Program at the Universtiy of Central Florida, appeared on the program UCF in…
Ships of Korea: from Koryo Kingdom (918-1392)
Randall Sasaki – Ships of Korea – Koryo Dynasty – Nautical Archaeology Program Brown Bag Presentation 2010 from Ryan Lee on Vimeo. Ships…
Time Warp Trio
Time Warp Trio is a series of children’s novels and a television series aimed at kids aged 7 to 10. The premise of…
If I Had Stayed in Salonika – The Holocaust and its Precursors in Sephardic History and Literature
“If I Had Stayed in Salonika” (Si io stava en Salanik): The Holocaust and its Precursors in Sephardic History and Literature Lecture by…
Ian McNeely on Reinventing Knowledge from Alexandria to the Internet
Professor Ian McNeely discusses the book written by him and Lisa Wolverton “Reinventing Knowledge”. This event took place August 15, 2008, as part…
Time Team
Time Team is a British television series that has been airing since 1994.
Time Team: Anglo-Saxon Cemetery
An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery in Lincolnshire First Broadcast in 2001 On the surface it looks just like any other large Lincolnshire field. But when…
1066: The Battle For Middle Earth
1066: The Battle for Middle Earth is a two part documentary drama in which Justin Hardy tells the story of the great battles…
An Islamic History of Europe
Christian Community and Spiritual Authority in Late Antiquity
Lecture by Jennifer Hevelone-Harper Gordon College Given on February 28, 2007