Beginning of history, part III

Duration: 0:22:00

Year Published: 1950

Creator: Crown Film Unit: Publisher | International Film Bureau: Distributor

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Describes the invasion by the Celts as giving birth to the Iron Age in Britain. Exemplifies their superiority as warriors and artists by showing their strategy in defending their villages and displaying decorated swords, shields, suits of armor, and helmets. Presents a life-sized reproduction of the wooden house of a farmer, and describes the quality of his home-life. Observes that man, the mechanic, represents the modern age and that life today owes a great deal to our predecessors., Describes the invasion by the Celts as giving birth to the Iron Age in Britain. Exemplifies their superiority as warriors and artists by showing their strategy in defending their villages and displaying decorated swords, shields, suits of armor, and helmets. Presents a life-sized reproduction of the wooden house of a farmer, and describes the quality of his homelife. Observes that man, the mechanic, represents the modern age and that life today owes a great deal to our predecessors.

Complete Record: , Describes the invasion by the Celts as giving birth to the Iron Age in Britain. Exemplifies their superiority as warriors and artists by showing their strategy in defending their villages and displaying decorated swords, shields, suits of armor, and helmets. Presents a life-sized reproduction of the wooden house of a farmer, and describes the quality of his homelife. Observes that man, the mechanic, represents the modern age and that life today owes a great deal to our predecessors.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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