| začátek neděle 18., 20:00 |
konec 21:00 |
TV kanál National Geographic |
(Mysteries of Ancient Medicine: Season 1: James Cooks Cup, Roman Army Hospital, Bamboo Scrolls) Historie Step into a world where every remedy could mean life or death. This series uncovers the dramatic and often surprising ways ancient civilizations fought sickness, plague and injury. Archaeologists reveal forgotten treatments, from omens, ointments and sweat baths to bloodletting, toxic antidotes and pirate medical kits. Unearthed medical texts, ancient surgical tools and global healing traditions open a window into a time of bold experimentation. Meet the barber surgeons who operated in wartime and explore Roman hospitals built for innovation. From mystical charms to early acupuncture and Ayurveda, each discovery brings to life the extraordinary lengths humans once went to stay alive. Explore three fascinating chapters in the history of healing. An 18th-century antimony cup linked to Capt. James Cook promised to promote health at sea — but its toxic design raises troubling questions about medicine and risk. In the ruins of a Roman army hospital, archaeologists uncover evidence of a remarkable medical organization, where trained personnel treated wounded soldiers while advancing surgical knowledge. Far to the east, bamboo scrolls discovered in Chengdu offer a rare glimpse into second-century Chinese medicine. The texts may even confirm the existence of a legendary physician credited with shaping key principles of traditional Chinese medicine. Drawing on archaeology and expert insight, the episode traces how different cultures refined the art of healing. MN 7 (Canada)
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