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c2002.
DVD.
ERC DVD.
599.8844 LOST.
CHIMPS OF DEATH ROW [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY SAM ROBERTS.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 19/09/2000.
First released: BBC Horizon, 1998.
Narrator, Jack Fortune, Jane Goodall.
Chimpanzees have been used in medical research for over 40 years. Some have been
infected with human disease and will have to be kept in isolated captivity for
the rest of their lives. Progam explores the morality of these experiments.
ERC VID.
599.885 CHIM (Not for I.L.L.).
OUT OF ASIA [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY CHRIS HALE.
[1999].
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 8 January, 1999. Broadcast as part of the program,
As it happened.
Copyright BBC 1997.
A BBC/Discovery Communication, Inc. co-production.
Narrated by Peter Gapaldi.
"Startling new evidence suggests that modern humans emerged not from Africa, but
from Asia, and from a lineage previously considered an evolutionary dead end.
In 1996, the world was astonished by news of a discovery at Jinmium, in the
Australian Outback, where archaeologists found a group of rock shelters covered
with almost 900 packed holes - the earliest kind of rock art." --SBS-TV program
guide Aerial.
ERC VID.
599.9 OUT.
THE HUMAN ODYSSEY [VIDEORECORDING] / A FILM BY MANFRED BAUR & HANNES SCHULER ;
DIRECTORS, RAINER HARTMANN, HENIZ ALBERT STAUBITZ ; PRODUCER, CHRISTIAN BAUER ;
PRODUCER (ENGLISH VERSION), ANDREW MCDONALD.
Germany : ZDF, c2001.
SBS Australia, English version, c2002.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV program broadcast 30/3/03, 6/4/04, 13/4/04.
A Tangram Production, Christain Bauer filmproduction, Munich in association with
La Cinquieme, in collaboration with ZDF Enterprises for ZDF.
pt. 1. Out of Africa -- pt. 2. Dragon bones -- pt. 3. The new world.
Narrator, David Ritchie.
A three part series that traces the emergence of Homo erectus. Archaeologists
examine recent paleo-archaeological theories and analyse fossil finds. Due to
geotectonic & climatic changes in Africa Homo sapiens needed to evolve in order
to survive. Follows the journey of colonization in Africa, Europe, Asia,
Australia & the Americas.
English, German and Mandarin dialogue, some English subtitles.
ERC VID.
599.938 HUMA.
600s Technology (Applied Sciences) (medicine, engineering,
agriculture, accounting, management)
BEYOND 2000 [VIDEORECORDING] : INCLUDES BIOSENSORS, OIL SPILLS, ALGAE HARVESTING,
RABIES, SENILE DEMENTIA (ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE) / PRODUCER, TIM CLUCAS ; DIRECTOR,
JUDITH JOHN-STORY.