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ARROWS vs ARMOUR - Medieval Myth Busting32:23

ARROWS vs ARMOUR - Medieval Myth Busting

9.1M views • 7 years ago
Tod's Workshop
Tod's Workshop fires full-weight medieval arrows from a 160lb English warbow at reproduced medieval armour. Armour curator Dr Tobias Capwell, an archer and bowyer give historical context and discuss the results.
Medieval helpdesk with English subtitles2:45

Medieval helpdesk with English subtitles

6.5M views • 19 years ago
NRK
A classic Norwegian TV comedy sketch from NRK's show Oystein og jeg, subtitled in English, in which a monk calls a helpdesk to learn how to use a book instead of a scroll.
Building a Cathedral without Science or Mathematics: The Engineering Method Explained11:54

Building a Cathedral without Science or Mathematics: The Engineering Method Explained

1.1M views • 3 years ago
engineerguy
Bill Hammack of engineerguy explains how medieval engineers designed stone cathedrals using rules of thumb, with no science, mathematics or literacy. He uses it to define the engineering method.
Work.33:16

Work.

1.7M views • 3 years ago
Historia Civilis
Historia Civilis traces the history of work and time discipline, comparing modern working hours with those of medieval peasants and the changes brought by clocks and industrialization. It draws on works such as Schor's The Overworked American.
Pounds, shillings, and pence: a history of English coinage58:53

Pounds, shillings, and pence: a history of English coinage

1.2M views • 5 years ago
Lindybeige
Lindybeige gives an hour-long history of English coinage and the problems of maintaining a trustworthy currency. It ends with an explanation of why the pounds, shillings and pence system worked so well.