New York City's First Free Black Communities: Newtown
Season 16
About the Episode
A closer look at the history and legacy of Newtown, Queens.
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Archaeologists unearth a stone containing an inscription in Roman Latin and local dialect2:02 -
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Uncover new evidence suggesting the legend of King Arthur began in a Dark Ages trading vil0:30 -
Did Nero Poison Britannicus for the Throne?
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Did Nero Try To Murder His Own Mother?
Records of Nero's reign portray him as a monster who orchestrated his own mother's death.3:12 -
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New York City's First Free Black Communities: Weeksville
A closer look at the history and legacy of Weeksville, Brooklyn.5:01 -
African American History in New York City
African American communities in New York City had long and tumultuous histories.3:14 -
This Virtual Autopsy Reveals a Surprising Discovery
Diagnostic imaging experts conduct a virtual autopsy and are stunned by the results.3:31
