This is an index and summary of the things I’ve talked about over the last month. Links for multi-post subjects go to the first post (even if it’s before this month), you can follow the internal navigation links from there.<\/p>\n
“Nightfall One” Isaac Asimov<\/a>. Anthology of five stories by Isaac Asimov, including his classic “Nightfall”. Part of Read All the Fiction<\/a>, boxed up.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 1<\/p>\n “Plantagenet England 1225-1360” Michael Prestwich<\/a>. Part of the New Oxford History of England.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 1<\/p>\n Im Licht von Amarna<\/a>. Exhibition about Amarna era Egypt at the Neues Museum, Berlin timed to coincide with 100 years since the discovery of the bust of Nefertiti.<\/p>\n Neues Museum, Berlin<\/a>.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 2<\/p>\n Cool & Minty-Green<\/a>.<\/p>\n Lurker<\/a>.<\/p>\n Parent & Child<\/a>.<\/p>\n Staring Into Eternity<\/a>.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 4<\/p>\n The Amazons<\/a>. In Our Time episode about the Amazons of Greek myth.<\/p>\n Icelandic Sagas<\/a>. In Our Time episode about Icelandic Sagas.<\/p>\n Relativity<\/a>. In Our Time episode about Einstein’s theories of relativity.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 3<\/p>\n Filed Under A<\/a> – stats & a retrospective on the books I’ve read so far as part of Read All the Fiction<\/a>.<\/p>\n Other Things I Read While Reading the As<\/a> – stats & a retrospective on the fiction I read during the same time period as the books filed under A on my bookshelf.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 2<\/p>\n “Marriage in Ancient Egypt” Lucia Gahlin<\/a>. Talk at the EEG meeting in July, about marriage in Ancient Egypt.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 1<\/p>\n Henry VII: The Winter King<\/a>. Programme presented by Thomas Penn about the reign of Henry VII.<\/p>\n Horizon: Little Cat Diaries<\/a>. Short follow-up programme to The Secret Life of the Cat<\/a>.<\/p>\n Horizon: What Makes Us Human?<\/a>. Programme about the differences between humans & chimps, presented by Alice Roberts.<\/p>\n The Iraq War<\/a>. Series looking at the events leading up to the Iraq War and the aftermath of the war, with interviews with many key figures.<\/p>\n Michael Wood on Beowulf<\/a>. Programme about the epic poem Beowulf, presented by Michael Wood.<\/p>\n The Most Dangerous Man in Tudor England<\/a>. Biography of William Tynedale (who translated the Bible into English & was executed for doing it) presented by Melyvn Bragg.<\/p>\n A Night at the Rijksmuseum<\/a>. Programme presented by Andrew Graham-Dixon about the re-opening of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n Royal Institution Christmas Lectures: Meet Your Brain<\/a>. A series of three children’s lectures from Christmas 2011 about the brain.<\/p>\n Secrets of Stonehenge: A Time Team Special<\/a>. Time Team filmed a (non-Time Team) excavation at Stonehenge & talk about new theories about why & how it was built.<\/p>\n Secrets of the Arabian Nights<\/a>. Richard E. Grant talks about the history & stories of the Arabian Nights tales.<\/p>\n She Wolves: England’s Early Queens<\/a>. Series about Queens of England in medieval & Tudor times, presented by Helen Castor.<\/p>\n Time Team: The Hollow Way<\/a>. The Time Team crew excavate a deserted medieval village at Ulnaby, County Durham.<\/p>\n TOWN with Nicholas Crane<\/a>. Nicholas Crane visiting British towns.<\/p>\n Treasures of Ancient Rome<\/a>. Series about the art & history of Ancient Rome, presented by Alastair Sooke.<\/p>\n Treasures of the Louvre<\/a>. One-off documentary about the history of the Louvre and of France, and a tour of the highlights of the museum’s collection, presented by Andrew Hussey.<\/p>\n Wild Shepherdess with Kate Humble<\/a>. Series where Kate Humble visits sheep farmers around the world to see what’s the same & what’s different.<\/p>\n Total:<\/b> 16<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is an index and summary of the things I’ve talked about over the last month. Links for multi-post subjects go to the first post (even if it’s before this month), you can follow the internal navigation links from there. Books Fiction “Nightfall One” Isaac Asimov. 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