Digging for the Truth: Kings of the Stone Age starts our night off at 8 on History Television. At 9 they have Finding the Fallen: Ypres 1914: The First Trench. " The Northern Belgium farmlands hold the final resting place of some of the fallen of the First World War." And as usual, there is a gap while they run some mainstream shows and pay the bills. Then at midnight it's back to basics with another Digging for the Truth: Pirates: Terror in the Mediterranean. And then Christ we gotta skip another hour for another one at 2am The Aztecs: Of Blood and Sacrifice.
PBS has The Lost Pyramids of Caral at 9 as well. "Researchers believe the ancient city of Caral may be the missing link of archaeology, a stage between primitive existence and advanced society." What do you think?
A&E has a show that's just called "Ernest Hemingway" at 1 am. Think I can guess what's up. The episode guide says "Hemingway travels through Italy, Spain, France, and Africa." No point in giving us any details. Dog bites man.
Cheerio.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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Posted by Joe's History Barn at 7:19 PM
Labels: Nightly TV crawl.
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