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Title Blackbeard: The Real Pirate of the Caribbean [electronic resource].
Publication Info London, England : British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), 2006.



Descript 1 online resource (51 min.)
005047
Note This fascinating accompanying documentary to Blackbeard utilises CSI archaeology to sift through concrete evidence and remains - reconstructing pirate life on land and at sea. Some of the 2,000 artefacts found on Blackbeard's original ship come under investigation, as well as the remains of the village where he lived. High-tech ballistics and CGI fight simulation show the tactics and realities of sea battle. What is reputedly Blackbeard's actual skull is used for CAD facial reconstruction. This evolves into a complete reconstruction of the terrifying warrior image he created for himself: his infamous beard, the ribbons with which he twined it together and the fuses tucked into them to which he would set fire as he leapt aboard an enemy ship.
In English.
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Subject Spotswood, Alexander
Blackbeard
Maynard, Robert
History -- World History -- Family and Culture
History -- World History -- War and Violence
Weapons and ordnance
Myths and legends
Piracy
Seafaring life
Ships
Skirmishes
London, England
North Carolina
Virginia
Alt author Bampfield, Andrew Producer.
Butterworth, Tyler Narrator.
Descript 1 online resource (51 min.)
005047
Note This fascinating accompanying documentary to Blackbeard utilises CSI archaeology to sift through concrete evidence and remains - reconstructing pirate life on land and at sea. Some of the 2,000 artefacts found on Blackbeard's original ship come under investigation, as well as the remains of the village where he lived. High-tech ballistics and CGI fight simulation show the tactics and realities of sea battle. What is reputedly Blackbeard's actual skull is used for CAD facial reconstruction. This evolves into a complete reconstruction of the terrifying warrior image he created for himself: his infamous beard, the ribbons with which he twined it together and the fuses tucked into them to which he would set fire as he leapt aboard an enemy ship.
In English.
Subject Spotswood, Alexander
Blackbeard
Maynard, Robert
History -- World History -- Family and Culture
History -- World History -- War and Violence
Weapons and ordnance
Myths and legends
Piracy
Seafaring life
Ships
Skirmishes
London, England
North Carolina
Virginia
Alt author Bampfield, Andrew Producer.
Butterworth, Tyler Narrator.

Subject Spotswood, Alexander
Blackbeard
Maynard, Robert
History -- World History -- Family and Culture
History -- World History -- War and Violence
Weapons and ordnance
Myths and legends
Piracy
Seafaring life
Ships
Skirmishes
London, England
North Carolina
Virginia
Descript 1 online resource (51 min.)
005047
Note This fascinating accompanying documentary to Blackbeard utilises CSI archaeology to sift through concrete evidence and remains - reconstructing pirate life on land and at sea. Some of the 2,000 artefacts found on Blackbeard's original ship come under investigation, as well as the remains of the village where he lived. High-tech ballistics and CGI fight simulation show the tactics and realities of sea battle. What is reputedly Blackbeard's actual skull is used for CAD facial reconstruction. This evolves into a complete reconstruction of the terrifying warrior image he created for himself: his infamous beard, the ribbons with which he twined it together and the fuses tucked into them to which he would set fire as he leapt aboard an enemy ship.
In English.
Alt author Bampfield, Andrew Producer.
Butterworth, Tyler Narrator.

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