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BC, BCE, AD, CE, and Century Terminology - An Overview Welcome to GPH-205 Historical Foundations of Visual Technology, taught completely online using a workbook with QR code links to web multimedia resources! I'm Jim Janossy, the author of this course and workbook, which is available as ISBN 978-1-60904-160-1 from Stipes Publishing and on Amazon.com (publication date August 2012).
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How To Learn About Scottish History This guide shows you How To Learn About Scottish History
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Who was the FIRST King of Scotland? Have you ever wondered who was the first king of Scotland? Well, wonder no more because today we delve into Scottish history to answer this question. So travel with us through this exciting tale of history!
If you enjoy these watching me explaining who the first king/ruler of *insert country here* then please let me know down in the comments and tell me what country I should do next.
I'm very excited for the videos I have planned so stay tuned for those. I am trying to upload at least 2 times a month and then maybe gradually increase the number once I can handle uploading consistently. This also wouldn't be a Tales of History video if there weren't any mispronunciations. The reason I pronounced it "MacAplin" instead of "MacAlpin" is because I spelt his name wrong in my notes. It is a stupid mistake and I hope it didn't ruin the video for you.
P.S. Check out my other video titled "Who was the FIRST King of England?" if you enjoyed this video. You won't regret it ;)
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The Sea-Kingdom: Dál Riata & The Birth of Scotland A new power emerged in the wild north of Britain after the Roman withdrawal in the Fifth Century AD. It’s name was Dál Riata and it occupied the many islands and archipelagos on both sides of the wild sea between Ireland and Scotland. For a time during the late Sixth and early Seventh Centuries this sea kingdom prospered under the rule of it’s king, Áedán mac Gabráin, who sent his war fleets and trading vessels far and wide throughout the waterways of Northern Britain. Eventually over the centuries the Gaelic inhabitants of Dál Riata merged to a certain extent with the neighbouring Picts to eventually develop into the Kingdom of Scotland...
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Adrian Von Ziegler - Ancient Storm
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Adrian Von Ziegler - Moonsong
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Dal Riada - A-Z - Huge History The dark age Irish Kingdom of Dal Riada is a vital part of both Irish and Scottish history. The kingdom of Dal Riada helped give birth to the kingdom of Scotland and its kings ruled over a beautiful and varied region of western Scotland. Join Huge History as we explain the structure and history of this kingdom built by Irish warrior clans.
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Picts: History and Heritage Picts: History and Heritage provides an overview of some of the key developments in the evolution of the Pictish kingdom between the 5th and 9th centuries. Using recent studies on the political centralisation of Pictland and its external relations with neighbouring kingdoms, the film traces some of the key developments in the history of Fortiu until the Gaelic takeover at the end of the 9th century.
The film emphasises the cultural and religious interaction between Pictland and the kingdom of Northumbria which provided the context for cultural masterpieces like the class 2 Pictish symbol stones and the Northumbrian illuminated Gospel books.
Filming at Bennachie, Tap o Noth, Burghead, the Rhynie dig and other locations provides a striking visual record of some of the key locations in Pictish history. -
Stunning video shows how ‘earliest Pictish fort’ could have looked A stunning video, based on research by the University of Aberdeen, has revealed what one of the earliest known Pictish forts may have looked like.
Archaeologists investigating a substantially eroded sea stack near the site of the ruined Dunnotar Castle, which itself was a later Pictish power centre, uncovered evidence of a third or fourth century promontory fort.
The new video, funded by Historic Environment Scotland, illustrates how the fort may have looked if the sea stack, called Dunnicaer, was still connected to the mainland.
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Where Did the Celts Come from? While much has been written on the arrival of the Danes, Angles, Saxons and Normans to the British Isles, few have explored the origins of the people who occupied the land before them. Just where did the Celts come from? Historians have traditionally seen the Celts as just another Germanic tribe that migrated west from central Europe but a relatively new scientific study has found genealogical evidence to the contrary.
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Journal 1: http://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.1000285
Journal 2: https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms8152
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Interview: Who Are the Celts? Our Viewpoint titled "Where Did the Celts Come From?" briefly discusses one migration route of the Celts.
We interviewed Mr. Kevin Gibson, who has spent the past decade researching this subject for his anticipated book, in order to add more detail to Celtic migration.
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Where are the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel? Much of the history of the ancient kingdoms of Israel and Judah are well known. Preserved in the Bible is an epic anthology from the birth of this storied nation to the division, collapse, and ultimate captivities of the Israelite and Jewish peoples. While the Bible details the Jews’ return to their homeland, the northern kingdom of Israel seemingly became lost to history. What happened to the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel?
Additional Resources:
http://www.TomorrowsWorld.org
Free Booklet - United States and Great Britain in Prophecy
https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/booklets/the-united-states-and-great-britain-in-prophecy
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The Celts (2006 Documentary) Part 1of2 The Celts were the first masters of Europe. Their leaders were men and women of legend like Vercingetorix the Gaul. They had powerful priests called Druids who memorised the secret knowledge of generations.
But it all ended in tragedy. This vibrant culture was wiped out of Europe and the Celts were driven to the Atlantic fringes by the legions of Rome. They became the eternal victims, the romantic underdogs of history. Yet, 2,000 years later, their impact still casts its spell today. But how much is myth and how much is true?
This film investigates what ‘Celtic’ actually means, from the first time the term was used in the 7th century BC to the ‘Celtic Christianity’ of the early Middle Ages. There are also insights into various aspects of ‘Celtic’ life and language taken from interviews with a number of historians. -
The Celts (2006 Documentary) Part 2of2 The Celts were the first masters of Europe. Their leaders were men and women of legend like Vercingetorix the Gaul. They had powerful priests called Druids who memorised the secret knowledge of generations.
But it all ended in tragedy. This vibrant culture was wiped out of Europe and the Celts were driven to the Atlantic fringes by the legions of Rome. They became the eternal victims, the romantic underdogs of history. Yet, 2,000 years later, their impact still casts its spell today. But how much is myth and how much is true?
This film investigates what ‘Celtic’ actually means, from the first time the term was used in the 7th century BC to the ‘Celtic Christianity’ of the early Middle Ages. There are also insights into various aspects of ‘Celtic’ life and language taken from interviews with a number of historians.
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