Terry Jones' Barbarians
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Terry Jones' Barbarians

9.0 / 10
2006
1 season
4 episodes
Documentary

Terry Jones' Barbarians is a 4-part TV documentary series first broadcast on BBC 2 in 2006. It was written and presented by Terry Jones, and it challenges the received Roman and Roman Catholic notion of the barbarian. Professor Barry Cunliffe of the University of Oxford acted as consultant for the series.

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  • The Primitive Celts

    1.The Primitive Celts

    26-05-200660m

    New series in which Terry Jones discovers untold truths about early cultures subjugated by Rome, drawing on archaeological evidence that has recently come to light. The first progr...

  • The Savage Goths

    2.The Savage Goths

    02-06-200660m

    Terry Jones investigates claims that early Germans, Dacians and Goths were nothing but primitive brutes : a theory supported by their merciless besieging of Rome in 9AD. In contrad...

  • The Brainy Barbarians

    3.The Brainy Barbarians

    09-06-200660m

    In Greece and Iran, Jones argues that far from being a godless rabble of swarthy bruisers in tiny skirts, it seems the barbarians of Greece and Persia were peaceable boffins whose...

  • The End of the World

    4.The End of the World

    16-06-200660m

    Around 400AD two Barbarian babies were born. One would grow up to become the fiercest of them all - Attila the Hun. The other, Geiseric, led the greatest wreckers in history - the...

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