100 objects in five minutes
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| 17:21 UK time, Friday, 22 October 2010
So that's it. That's all 100 objects. All finished. Two million years ofÌý human history in just 100 things that our ancestors made and left behind.
So which was your favourite object? You can't remember? Well luckily for you we have something to nudge your memory.
For those of you struggling to think as far back as the clovis spear point or King Den's sandal label, here is a reminder for you. Allow us to present: A History of the World in Five Minutes.
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Comment number 1.
At 22nd Oct 2010, David Goodwin wrote:Lots of trails on the radio saying we can download all the episodes of this excellent series. I want to do so for my children to listen to, but there seems to be no option to download them all. I can't beleive one has to do 101 'save as' commands. Can anyone help?
Thanks
David
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At 22nd Oct 2010, rachel wrote:Probably the best series on 91Èȱ¬ Radio 4 (or any station) I have ever heard. Well done. I look forward to re-reading and looking at all the information and stories that were revealed to me.
rachel
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At 23rd Oct 2010, SJRoyce wrote:This series has been thought provoking, inspiring, joyful, beautiful and one of the best things the 91Èȱ¬ has ever done. It is wonderful to see 2 great British institutions collaborating to produce something so stunningly good and innovative. Thank you to all involved.
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At 23rd Oct 2010, monsoon malabar wrote:This was a wonderful series, fascinating and thought provoking. Thank you to all concerned
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Comment number 5.
At 23rd Oct 2010, Odds On wrote:Well, we've reached the end and there's bound to be a number of objects that people agree or disagree with (I know I do). So I guess that there's no choice but for "A History of the World in 100 More Objects" to go immediately into production!
Considering the number of objects in the gallery I suspect we could have 100 more series and still not run out of objects to talk about.
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At 23rd Oct 2010, Orthologian wrote:@David Goodwin: Download iTunes and search for this podcast. It will show all 100 episodes and you can just click on "Get All", and that should do it. Enjoy!
@Paul: Very unique show, reminds me of Ken Clark's Civilization. Kudos to you and the team!!
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At 23rd Oct 2010, witz-end wrote:Feel quite bereft now this series has ended, it's been wonderful. Thanks and congratulations
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At 24th Oct 2010, Dick Gillett wrote:Just outstanding..Can you "do" another 100 please
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At 25th Oct 2010, Glovek77 wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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At 25th Oct 2010, screenname404 wrote:What some guests have said are particularly moving. e.g. one guest talked about how civilizations go through good times and bad times, and how one shouldn't see these civilizations as competing against one another, but rather that they are passing on the torch to one another, each taking turn to advance human's understanding of the world and the universe and all these are the legacies of us all. Truly outstanding.
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