Was the 14th century the worst time in history to be alive? The population of Britain was ravaged by a plague that drove mankind...
This episode examines the Great Plague of 1665, one of the darkest moments in Britain's history, when over one-fifth of L...
The Great Fire of London was a major conflagration that swept through the central parts of the English city of Lo...
Michael Wood's portrait of one village across the whole of English history reaches the 14th c...
Wharram Percy, E Yorks, is just one of 3,000 deserted medieval village sites in Britain. What secrets do its grass mounds and overgrow...
Author Ken Follett explores the work of a plague doctor in the Santa Maria Nuova hospital in Florence. Co...
Ken Follett tells the story of the Black Death through the true stories of a monk in Winchester, a doctor in Flo...
Simon Schama explains how the Black Death changed Medieval social structures.
Professor Johannes Krause explains the modern scientific understanding of how the Black Death spre...
Simon Schama explains how the Lollard religion was developed from the Black Death.
Simon Schama discusses the Medieval beliefs about what caused the Black...
Author Ken Follett explores the impact of the Black Death in Britain through the lens of one ...
How did the Black Death change Britain? Lucy Worsley examines the latest science and explores how the huge death toll affected ...
Simon Schama continues his look at British history with the Black Death, the horror of medieval Britain. Those it did...
Author Ken Follett explores the societal changes that came about as a result of the Blac...
How the black death was spread in the late 1340's.
Author Ken Follett explores the first signs of the Black Death in Europe and the...
As the plague comes to Winchester and the Catholic Church attempts to offer solutions, mo...
Simon Schama discusses the black death, explaining it's symptoms and how it spread.
Lucy explores the records about the Black Death for the small village of Walsham le Willows, and what happened to the families...
Professor Johannes Krause was part of a team that used DNA to research which bacteria cause...
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