The Technology of Lewis & Clark DVD OOP 2010 History Channel Survival EX-LIBRARY

Description: **This is an EX-LIBRARY COPY, with all the usual library markings. See photos for more details.** This 2010 release from the History Channel studies the technology used by nineteenth century explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. This disc is an ex-library copy in good condition and plays perfectly, with the following write-up on back: Before embarking on their famous transcontinental crossing, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark had many questions: how long would their journey take? What obstacles would they face? And, most importantly, what tools would they need to survive? In this fascinating account of Lewis and Clark's early-nineteenth-century scientific expedition, learn about the monumental engineering feats they used to make their trip a success. To ensure a safe passage, they took state-of-the-art tools and gear, including an experimental collapsible boat, a prototype air gun, the first chronometer, and a "spontoon" -- a type of European lance. From day-to-day survival to the scientific experiments they conducted, find out how planning, technology, craftsmanship, improvisation, and sheer determination were all key to the triumph of the most audacious expedition of the era. Immediate payment accepted for Buy It Now listings; for Auction or Best Offer items please pay within three days of purchase. Note that we do not grade CD or DVD cases, as they can be easily replaced. Combined USPS shipping discount available for multiple disc purchases -- listed shipping price for first item, $1.25 for each additional item. (Use "Add to Cart" to apply discount automatically; contact us for shipping discount on large orders.) CLICK HERE to check out our store for other awfully limited audio/film/literature releases, including additional documentary DVDs and more!

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