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Scrivener7

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3. Waldemar Januszczak has a FABULOUS documentary miniseries on this where

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Sun May 16, 2021, 06:17 PM

May 2021

he looks at it from the point of view of the art that was being created around the world at the time. It's called "The Dark Ages, An Age of Light."

It's funny, and fascinating and beautiful to look at.

I think you can get it on prime.

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THE DARK AGES: Just How Dark Were They After The Fall of The Roman Empire? [View all] appalachiablue May 2021 OP

Smithsonian channel via Paramount Plus has a series entitled Mystic Britain.. samnsara May 2021 #1

Thanks, sounds great. I definitely need appalachiablue May 2021 #2

Waldemar Januszczak has a FABULOUS documentary miniseries on this where Scrivener7 May 2021 #3

Thank you, I'll check it out, definitely need appalachiablue May 2021 #4

You'll love it. He is so great. After I watched that, I became a Waldemar groupie. Scrivener7 May 2021 #5

weren't the great cathedrals built in the dark ages? rampartc May 2021 #6

Cathedrals occurred to me also. Some newer scholars appalachiablue May 2021 #7

Bookmarking for later. Duppers May 2021 #8