Easy, Fun History
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This series of history DVD's is useful if you are not a history lover. However, even if you love history as I do you will enjoy them. Featuring a guide with a sense of humor, and approximately 30-minute segments, anyone would enjoy this! This was originally broadcast on History Channel but now is available from the producer. . . (Our public library has it, too.) I have watched just 2 segments. . . I might order the series to watch them all!
Drive Thru History - Rome if you want to...
Price: $19.95
- Episode 1: Lost in Rome, the Forum & Palatine Hill, the Emperors during the time of Christ, the Arch of Titus and the destruction of Jerusalem
Approximate Running Time: 34 Minutes - Episode 2: The Circus Maximus, chariot racing, the great fire of Rome, Nero's persecution of Christians and the Roman Pantheon.
Approximate Running Time: 31 Minutes - Episode 3: Hannibal invades Rome, the Colosseum, the Gladiators and the early Christian influence.
Approximate Running Time: 30 Minutes
Drive Thru History - Greece and the Word
Price: $19.95
- Episode 1: The Greeks, the Oracle at Delphi, the Olympics, Paul and Alexander the Great.
Approximate Running Time: 35 Minutes - Episode 2: Lost in Athens, Acropolis & Parthenon, the Philosophers, the life of Paul, Mars Hill, missionary journeys.
Approximate Running Time: 37 Minutes - Episode 3: Paul in Corinth, Corinthian decadence, Corinth Canal and New Testament evidence.
Approximate Running Time: 32 Minutes
Drive Thru History - Turkish Delight
Price: $19.95
- Episode 1: Churches of Revelation, Dave's sweet ride, Ancient Sardis & Smyrna, Darius' Royal Road, Martyrdom of Polycarp.
Approximate Running Time: 34 Minutes - Episode 2: Hot Springs of Hieropolis, Camel bite, Christians in Laodicea, Ancient Colossae, Paul's Letter to Philemon and the Colossians.
Approximate Running Time: 31 Minutes - Episode 3: Ancient Ephesus and the Apostle Paul, Letter to the Ephesiands, Roman Ruins, Library of Celsus, Artemis Temple, Ephesus riot of Acts 19.
Approximate Running Time: 30 Minutes
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