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Private Lives (6)
Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.
Ancient Aliens VI (1)
Aliens and Forbidden Islands. Legends of lost and mysterious islands, advanced civilisations and Eden-like paradises have been told by sailors throughout human history. Is it possible these stories are more than just the myths of imaginative seafarers?
Chasing Mummies (4)
Discovered. When army manoeuvres shut down the team's journey to restore an ancient minaret, they take a treacherous journey through the White Desert to camp in an oasis. Zahi makes friends with the local Bedouins, who feed the starving group.
Ancient Top 10 (5)
Rome's Greatest Hits. Roman civilisation forged the world as we know it, creating some of the most technologically advanced ancient engineering. Which Top 10 feat of Roman engineering will prove to be the biggest breakthrough?
The Curse of Oak Island VI (10)
Fingers Made of Stone. A mysterious, carved stone discovered at the money pit suggests an early Viking presence on Oak Island, and at Smith's Cove, the team may have finally discovered the elusive Oak Island box drains.
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain (2)
Zeebrugge Ferry Disaster. In the '80s, channel-hopping was fast and fun, but with the pressure of competition mounting, the countdown to tragedy began. Putting speed over safety turned an exciting day trip into one of Britain’s worst maritime disasters since the War.
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain (1)
Paddington Rail Crash. In 1994, the Great British sell-off began and so did the countdown to a rail disaster that shook Britain to its core. After the privatisation of British Rail, missed signals and under-trained staff resulted in 31 people killed and over 500 injured.
Digging for the Truth (9)
Pompeii: Secrets Revealed. In 79 AD, the mighty volcano Vesuvius exploded in one of the most deadly eruptions of all time, burying the city of Pompeii and other Roman towns along the Bay of Naples beneath layers of ash and pumice.
Private Lives (6)
Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.
Ancient Aliens VI (1)
Aliens and Forbidden Islands. Legends of lost and mysterious islands, advanced civilisations and Eden-like paradises have been told by sailors throughout human history. Is it possible these stories are more than just the myths of imaginative seafarers?
Chasing Mummies (4)
Discovered. When army manoeuvres shut down the team's journey to restore an ancient minaret, they take a treacherous journey through the White Desert to camp in an oasis. Zahi makes friends with the local Bedouins, who feed the starving group.
Ancient Top 10 (5)
Rome's Greatest Hits. Roman civilisation forged the world as we know it, creating some of the most technologically advanced ancient engineering. Which Top 10 feat of Roman engineering will prove to be the biggest breakthrough?
The Curse of Oak Island VI (10)
Fingers Made of Stone. A mysterious, carved stone discovered at the money pit suggests an early Viking presence on Oak Island, and at Smith's Cove, the team may have finally discovered the elusive Oak Island box drains.
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain (2)
Zeebrugge Ferry Disaster. In the '80s, channel-hopping was fast and fun, but with the pressure of competition mounting, the countdown to tragedy began. Putting speed over safety turned an exciting day trip into one of Britain’s worst maritime disasters since the War.
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain (1)
Paddington Rail Crash. In 1994, the Great British sell-off began and so did the countdown to a rail disaster that shook Britain to its core. After the privatisation of British Rail, missed signals and under-trained staff resulted in 31 people killed and over 500 injured.
Digging for the Truth (9)
Pompeii: Secrets Revealed. In 79 AD, the mighty volcano Vesuvius exploded in one of the most deadly eruptions of all time, burying the city of Pompeii and other Roman towns along the Bay of Naples beneath layers of ash and pumice.
Private Lives (6)
Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.
Ancient Aliens VI (1)
Aliens and Forbidden Islands. Legends of lost and mysterious islands, advanced civilisations and Eden-like paradises have been told by sailors throughout human history. Is it possible these stories are more than just the myths of imaginative seafarers?
Chasing Mummies (4)
Discovered. When army manoeuvres shut down the team's journey to restore an ancient minaret, they take a treacherous journey through the White Desert to camp in an oasis. Zahi makes friends with the local Bedouins, who feed the starving group.
Ancient Top 10 (5)
Rome's Greatest Hits. Roman civilisation forged the world as we know it, creating some of the most technologically advanced ancient engineering. Which Top 10 feat of Roman engineering will prove to be the biggest breakthrough?
The Curse of Oak Island VI (10)
Fingers Made of Stone. A mysterious, carved stone discovered at the money pit suggests an early Viking presence on Oak Island, and at Smith's Cove, the team may have finally discovered the elusive Oak Island box drains.
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain (2)
Zeebrugge Ferry Disaster. In the '80s, channel-hopping was fast and fun, but with the pressure of competition mounting, the countdown to tragedy began. Putting speed over safety turned an exciting day trip into one of Britain’s worst maritime disasters since the War.
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain (1)
Paddington Rail Crash. In 1994, the Great British sell-off began and so did the countdown to a rail disaster that shook Britain to its core. After the privatisation of British Rail, missed signals and under-trained staff resulted in 31 people killed and over 500 injured.
Digging for the Truth (9)
Pompeii: Secrets Revealed. In 79 AD, the mighty volcano Vesuvius exploded in one of the most deadly eruptions of all time, burying the city of Pompeii and other Roman towns along the Bay of Naples beneath layers of ash and pumice.
Private Lives (6)
Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.
Ancient Aliens VI (1)
Aliens and Forbidden Islands. Legends of lost and mysterious islands, advanced civilisations and Eden-like paradises have been told by sailors throughout human history. Is it possible these stories are more than just the myths of imaginative seafarers?
Chasing Mummies (4)
Discovered. When army manoeuvres shut down the team's journey to restore an ancient minaret, they take a treacherous journey through the White Desert to camp in an oasis. Zahi makes friends with the local Bedouins, who feed the starving group.
Ancient Top 10 (5)
Rome's Greatest Hits. Roman civilisation forged the world as we know it, creating some of the most technologically advanced ancient engineering. Which Top 10 feat of Roman engineering will prove to be the biggest breakthrough?
The Curse of Oak Island VI (10)
Fingers Made of Stone. A mysterious, carved stone discovered at the money pit suggests an early Viking presence on Oak Island, and at Smith's Cove, the team may have finally discovered the elusive Oak Island box drains.
Digging for the Truth II (7)
The Real Queen of Sheba. According to the Bible, the Queen of Sheba came to Solomon's Palace bearing fabulous gifts, including one of the world's most valued substances, frankincense.
Digging for the Truth II (8)
Cleopatra: The Last Pharaoh. She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the greatest civilisations of the world. Her name has been immortalised in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs?
Digging for the Truth II (9)
Stonehenge Secrets Revealed. Stonehenge is one of the most famous and mysterious structures in the world. Now, host Josh Bernstein investigates the origins of Stonehenge and the pre-historic world that surrounded it.
Secret History of Humans (5)
Eat It, Drink It, Smoke It. Plants are used for food, medicine and clothing, to build our world and change how we feel - and they have played a vital role in our evolution.
Secret History of Humans (6)
Rise of the Machines. Tools and machines have allowed us to overcome our physical limitations, but they are also transforming what it means to be human.
The Best of MonsterQuest (6)
Mystery Of The Chupacabra. Something strange is killing animals and sucking the blood from its victims. Is this creature the mysterious Chupacabra of legend, or a gruesome new hybrid mutation?
Cities of the Underworld (7)
London's Lost Cities. From Roman baths, secret crypts, lost rivers and even Winston Churchill's hidden war rooms, London's underground world has a plethora of stories to tell.
Cities of the Underworld (8)
New York. What's at the heart of the Big Apple? Explore a tangle of engineering, history and secrets that make up a dark urban underworld labyrinth. It's the city that never sleeps!
Sliced (11)
Vending Machines. The first vending machine was built in Greece nearly 2,000 years ago and sold holy water. Today, there's a vending machine for almost everything. John cuts behind the face to reveal how these once simple machines are simple no longer.
Sliced (12)
Garbage Truck. The compacting garbage truck – invented in 1938 – opened the door to widespread waste management. John's got one of these ultra-modern compactors and he's going to put this massive machine to the test. Can it eat a limo? How much can it hold?
Digging for the Truth II (7)
The Real Queen of Sheba. According to the Bible, the Queen of Sheba came to Solomon's Palace bearing fabulous gifts, including one of the world's most valued substances, frankincense.
Digging for the Truth II (8)
Cleopatra: The Last Pharaoh. She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the greatest civilisations of the world. Her name has been immortalised in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs?
Digging for the Truth II (9)
Stonehenge Secrets Revealed. Stonehenge is one of the most famous and mysterious structures in the world. Now, host Josh Bernstein investigates the origins of Stonehenge and the pre-historic world that surrounded it.
Secret History of Humans (5)
Eat It, Drink It, Smoke It. Plants are used for food, medicine and clothing, to build our world and change how we feel - and they have played a vital role in our evolution.
Secret History of Humans (6)
Rise of the Machines. Tools and machines have allowed us to overcome our physical limitations, but they are also transforming what it means to be human.
The Best of MonsterQuest (6)
Mystery Of The Chupacabra. Something strange is killing animals and sucking the blood from its victims. Is this creature the mysterious Chupacabra of legend, or a gruesome new hybrid mutation?
Cities of the Underworld (7)
London's Lost Cities. From Roman baths, secret crypts, lost rivers and even Winston Churchill's hidden war rooms, London's underground world has a plethora of stories to tell.
Cities of the Underworld (8)
New York. What's at the heart of the Big Apple? Explore a tangle of engineering, history and secrets that make up a dark urban underworld labyrinth. It's the city that never sleeps!