After the public ceremonies for the Saturnalia were held, people went home and participated in private festivities. Come along for the fun! 
First a volcano erupted. Ash covered the ground. A group of hominids walked across the area as a light rain began to fall. The rain cemented the ash into tuff, creating fossilized footprints. Over time, more ash covered and protected them. 
The first time Fred and Ginger flew down to Rio they were working, so they didn't have much time to tour the beautiful city. Over the years, however, they have been able to return to enjoy the famous sights. 
Henry's back! Today I am with Sir William, who is going to continue his story about the Viking siege of Paris. This story comes from the "Annals of St. Vaast" and "Bella Parisiacae urbis" by Abbo Cernuus. Why don't you join us? 
And not the one in Tennessee! Memphis was the capital of ancient Egypt for hundreds of years. What do you know about this historic city? 
Plutarch and the Cilician pirates are back! It's been seven years since Caesar was captured, held for ransom, and subsequently had his captors crucified. Let's pick up on the story! 
Come on safari with me to view some of the most interesting mammals in the world! 
The Dorian invasion of Greece in approximately 1100 B.C. was so destructive that Greece was plunged into a dark age. What was going on in Athens at this time? Let's find out! 
Come on safari with me to view some of the most interesting mammals in the world! 
