DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute
DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute
DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute
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Johanson sets out to disprove the view that early man’s larger brain and reliance<br />
on technology are the by-products of the ability to hunt. He embarks on a journey<br />
across the Serengeti in search of food. He finds it not by hunting but by<br />
scavenging the leftovers of lions and leopards.<br />
In Search of Human Origins: Episode 3--The Creative Revolution<br />
DVS 107<br />
Fifty thousand generations ago, the hunter-gatherers of Africa underwent a<br />
dramatic revolution. They began to paint, carve, talk, travel and trade. What<br />
caused this change? Johanson takes you through the scientific debate.<br />
The Miracle of Life<br />
DVS 78<br />
One of those science movies everyone seems to know, this film takes the viewer<br />
on an incredible voyage through the human body as a new life begins.<br />
Mystery of the Senses: Hearing<br />
DVS 186<br />
Through this video we travel around the world to some of the most remote regions<br />
to explore the different ways humans make use of sound. First, Nova takes us to<br />
northern Greenland to witness the amazing ability of native Eskimos to hunt for<br />
seals by listening to their faint sounds through thick layers of ice. Next, it is on to<br />
New Zealand where we meet the Maori. The Maori have incorporated sound into<br />
every single aspect of their every day life. Music to the Maori is a basic necessity<br />
along with food and water. Nova ends this journey into the mystery of hearing at<br />
the Helen Keller National Center where we make the acquaintance of Michelle<br />
Smithdas who is obtaining a cochlear implant to restore her hearing.<br />
Mystery of the Senses: Smell<br />
DVS 187<br />
This video explores the many exotic smells circulating in the world around us.<br />
Who better to understand about the sense of smell than Sophia Grojsman, a master<br />
perfume designer. Grojsman invites us into her perfume lab and explains the way<br />
a successful scent is born. An effective perfume incorporates a delicate blend of<br />
top notes, middle notes, and bottom notes. Next, we follow our noses to sample a<br />
rainbow of scent, from frankincense and truffles to sweaty locker rooms.<br />
Mystery of the Senses: Taste<br />
DVS 188<br />
Join famed sensory epicure Diane Ackerman in discovering the variety of cuisine<br />
available around the world. This video begins its journey with a delectable feast<br />
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