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Industrial Revelations Season 4

January. 01,2006
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8.8
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NR
| Documentary

Industrial Revelations is a Documentary show showing the connections between related industrial advances. The show's presenter has changed several times since the first series in 2002 hosted by Mark Williams.

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Industrial Revelations

2002  / NR

Industrial Revelations is a Documentary show showing the connections between related industrial advances. The show's presenter has changed several times since the first series in 2002 hosted by Mark Williams.

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Mark Williams, Rory McGrath
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Industrial Revelations Season 4 Full Episode Guide

Episode 10 - Swedish Waterways
First Aired: January. 01,2006

Waterways are flourishing in Europe, but how is it that a system designed for 17th-century trade is still viable in the 21st? Ronald Topp finds out.

Episode 9 - Steaming up the Alps
First Aired: January. 01,2006

Ronald Top examines how railways conquered the mountains, with a little help from George Stevenson. He's in the Alps to see how funicular railways work.

Episode 8 - Perfect Porcelain
Episode 7 - High Fliers
First Aired: January. 01,2006

Flight has always been humanity's dream. Ronald Top discovers that thanks to some paper thrown onto a fire, a duck, a cock and a sheep, it was made possible.

Episode 6 - Exploding Engines
First Aired: January. 01,2006

Ronald Top examines the beginnings of motor cars. Benz and Daimler were early pioneers, but prior to that there were attempts at steam-powered road vehicles.

Episode 5 - Eiffel's Tower
First Aired: January. 01,2006

Eiffel was the world's greatest exponent of the use of iron in construction, creating the his famous Tower in 1889. How did engineering in iron reach such heights?

Episode 4 - Cotton, Linen and Rope
First Aired: January. 01,2006

For centuries craftsmen and women turned natural fibres into clothes. Ronald Topp explores what happened when machines began to replace manual labour.

Episode 3 - The City
First Aired: January. 01,2006

Cities were traditionally developed around water until the railway age expanded their boundaries. As the population grew, how did they cope?

Episode 2 - Building Europe
First Aired: January. 01,2006

How did the building trade keep up with the demand for materials during the expansion of the Industrial Revolution, and what do oranges have to do with it?

Episode 1 - Bread, Beer and Salt
First Aired: January. 01,2006

With industrialisation, there were more mouths in towns and cities to feed and fewer men left to work the land. So how did food production keep up?

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