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Discovery of a New World

This program studies European exploration and conquest, beginning in the late Middle Ages and leading up to the emergence of the major colonial powers. Byzantium’s fall in 1453 sets the narrative stage for Henry the Navigator’s massive initiative to find new trade routes into Asia. Henry’s nautical school at Sagres is described in detail, along with the voyages of Columbus, Gil Eannes, Vasco da Gama, and contemporaneous Arabian and Chinese adventurers. This program depicts an age of radical technological innovation, atrocities for God and gold, and varying awareness of the world’s true size and shape. (30 minutes)

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Item#: BVL34259
Copyright date: ©2004
DVD ISBN 978-1-4213-1125-8



Part of the Series : The Face of the World: A History of Human Exploration
     
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The Face of the World: A History of Human Exploration
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The True Image of the Earth
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Galileo's recantation in 1633 opened a gap between Christianity and science, a separation that widened as the first great age of European exploration came to a close. This program studies the second great age ushered in during the latter half of the ...(more details)
 
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First Steps into the Unknown
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Carved in stone or scratched in clay, the first maps appeared at least 5,000 years ago. This program chronicles the rise of geographical awareness-manifested not only in crude cartography, but also through word of mouth and narratives such as Homer's...(more details)
 
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