Winter Nights in History: 7 Hours of Calm Stories | History for Sleep

7 hours of calm history for sleep in one long video: How Did Ice Age People Survive the Winter Nights?, How Did the Inuit Survive the Arctic Night?, How Did Medieval Travelers Sleep in a Snowstorm?. Slow, gentle narration with a soft fire and quiet pictures, made for falling asleep, insomnia, or listening in bed with the lights off. In this video: 0:00 How Did Ice Age People Survive the Winter Nights? 2:11:11 How Did the Inuit Survive the Arctic Night? 4:24:40 How Did Medieval Travelers Sleep in a Snowstorm? CHAPTERS 0:00 How Did Ice Age People Survive the Winter Nights? 1:07 Dusk at the Bone House 12:46 The Fire Keeper 23:49 The Mammoth Steppe 34:53 Building with Bones 46:57 Needle and Thread 58:41 The Cold Larder 1:09:26 The First Dogs 1:20:59 The Quiet Hours 1:31:33 Ochre and Shells 1:42:15 The Small Hours 1:52:46 First Light 2:02:00 The Long Thaw 2:11:11 How Did the Inuit Survive the Arctic Night? 2:12:07 Dusk on the Sea Ice 2:24:03 The Lamp 2:35:17 The Long Dark 2:46:23 Building with Snow 2:58:46 Two Layers of Caribou 3:09:47 Iligliuk's Map 3:21:49 The Breathing Hole 3:33:41 The Quiet Hours 3:44:17 Songs and String 3:55:05 The Small Hours 4:06:15 First Light 4:15:28 The Light Returns 4:24:40 How Did Medieval Travelers Sleep in a Snowstorm? 4:25:36 Snow on the Canterbury Road 4:37:02 The Bridge at Rochester 4:48:07 Into the Yard 4:58:36 The Law at the Door 5:09:02 The Hall and the Fire 5:19:44 Supper and the Reckoning 5:30:28 Strangers in the Dark 5:40:51 The Chamber Upstairs 5:51:24 Snowbound 6:02:09 The Small Hours 6:12:42 First Light 6:21:37 The Road Goes On If these help you sleep, subscribe to Sleepy Bedtime History for more relaxing stories from the past.