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Agriculture and bureaucracy in ancient Syria Duration: 05:42 Richard Miles examines artefacts from Tell Brak in Syria. |
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Gold coin of Croesus c550 BC (audio) Duration: 13:00 What the legendary wealth of King Croesus can tell us about coinage in the ancient world. |
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Golden cape from Bronze Age Britain (audio) Duration: 14:08 An intricately formed golden cape tells a tale about life in Bronze Age Britain. |
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How the Phoenecians developed the first alphabet Duration: 02:27 Andrew Marr tells the story of the Phoenician traders who invented the first alphabet. |
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Life in Roman Palmyra Duration: 05:02 Richard Miles examines the changing fortunes of Palmyra in the history of the Roman empire. |
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Richard Miles examines the roadside tomb of a former Roman slave Duration: 01:12 Richard Miles examines the roadside tomb of a former Roman slave. |
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The violent side of Assyrian imperialism Duration: 04:09 Richard Miles examines the violent and war-driven reign of Shalmaneser III, King of Assyria in the 9th century BC. |
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The world behind the remains Duration: 01:05 Richard Miles examines the role of material culture in examining ancient civilisations. |
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