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Film Databases
Academic Video OnlineThis link opens in a new windowAcademic Video Online delivers more than 67,000 titles spanning a range of subject areas including anthropology, business, counseling, film, health, history, music, and more. It includes documentaries, films, demonstrations, and other content types.
Films in the Boston University Libraries catalog are licensed to Boston University for educational and research use only, for BU students, faculty, and staff.
KanopyThis link opens in a new windowKanopy is a provider of documentaries, training films, and theatrical releases available as streaming video. Clips from the videos can be embedded in presentations or shown in class. Films in the Boston University Libraries catalog are licensed to Boston University for educational and research use only, for BU students, faculty, and staff.
Films in the Boston University Libraries catalog are licensed to Boston University for educational and research use only, for BU students, faculty, and staff.
BU Libraries SearchThis link opens in a new windowBU Libraries Search provides a single place to search for a wide variety of research material provided by the library. Resources covered by the search includes books and eBooks, journals, scores and sheet music, video and audio recordings, and other physical and electronic items held by the library. Coverage encompasses materials relating to the prehistoric and antique world through to the present.
Uncorked: Wine in the Cradle of Civilization (Archaeology Now)How long ago was the discovery of wine? What came first: wine or beer? All of these questions are discussed in this installment of “Uncorked - the story of alcohol through the ages.” Perhaps the answer to the discovery of the oldest wine will surprise you! Learn more here.
Uncorked: Drinking Across the Silk Route (Archaeology Now)What happens when you blend wild grapes, hawthorn berries, and honey? Voila! One of the earliest concoctions of liquor, found in Asia, is invented! However, the fabled Silk Route also plays an important role in the story of wine through trade in pottery and plants or through cultural interaction.