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NES Arnold has introduced six new historical videos to its range. There's something here to suit everyone and plenty to tie in with the children's curricula. 'Flying Through History' consists of six 30-minute films, shot from a helicopter and looking at key sites from the past. The videos include 'Roman Britain'; 'Medieval Realms'; 'The Tudor Age'; 'The Industrial Revolution'; 'Victorians'; and 'Britain since 1930', priced 39.99.

'Ancient Egypt' consists of five 15-minute programmes that cover the 'Gift of the Nile'; 'Homes and Hieroglyphs'; 'Death of a Pharaoh'; 'Egyptian Women'; and 'Weighing of the Heart'. 'Ancient Greece' is a similar format, covering topics such as 'Gods and Temples'; the 'Legacy of Greece'; 'Farming and Trade'; and 'Everyday Life and Pots of Evidence'. A 'Romans and Celts' video looks at Roman life in Britain through the eyes of a Roman legionnaire and his family in Celtic Britain. The programmes cover 'The Invasion'; 'Life of a Soldier'; the 'Tiger on the Floor'; the 'Horse on the Hill'; and the 'Wolf from the East'. A 'Tudor Times' video looks at work and play in the period through the eyes of a child, and covers housing, health and hygiene, work and education, food, drink and entertainment. The 'Victorian Diary' video follows the life of one girl through school, marriage and national events. The programmes cover 'School Days'; 'Upstairs/ Downstairs'; 'Down But Not Out'; 'Strike'; and 'The Final Chapter'. All the above five videos are priced 14.99 each.