History 2

History 2 od 20:00 do 03:59

• Hero Ships (3)

  19:30

  LST-325. 'Landing Ship Tanks' weren't deemed noble enough to even have names. The story of these ships is one of an unsung hero, revealing the considerable battle action of one ship.

• Where Did It Come From? (1)

  20:15

  Ancient Greece - Modern Ship Building. The host travels to Greece for a first-hand look at how the maritime expertise of ancient Greece evolved. He examines a modern reproduction of the famed trireme.

• Hitler's Steel Beast

  21:00

  At the end of the 1930s, Hitler ordered the construction of a special train that could transport him around safely and appease his growing paranoia. We travel to Germany to discover what’s left of these exceptional trains.

• Battlefield Detectives II (1)

  21:45

  Alesia. At a small hilltop called Alesia in what is now central France, Julius Caesar, Rome's most brilliant general, was pitted against the great Gallic chieftain Vercingetorix.

• Cryptid: The Swamp Beast (4)

  22:30

  Walking Dead. Old superstitions are stirred up when the autopsy of a local man yields shocking results. Then, two boys go missing deep in the swamp.

• Digging for the Truth (3)

  23:15

  The Iceman Cometh. Josh Bernstein heads to the Alps in pursuit of the truth about our origins. What new clues can he glean from the 5,000-year-old corpse of the iceman?

• Rome: Rise & Fall of an Empire (11)

  00:00

  The Barbarian General. Emperor Theodosius enlisted Goth mercenaries to fight for the Empire, but how did he ensure loyalty? By giving command to the half-Vandal, half-Roman general, Stilicho.

• The Universe III (3)

  00:45

  Sex in Space. Discover how the extreme environments of space exploration might affect human reproduction.

• Hero Ships (3)

  01:30

  LST-325. 'Landing Ship Tanks' weren't deemed noble enough to even have names. The story of these ships is one of an unsung hero, revealing the considerable battle action of one ship.

• Where Did It Come From? (1)

  02:15

  Ancient Greece - Modern Ship Building. The host travels to Greece for a first-hand look at how the maritime expertise of ancient Greece evolved. He examines a modern reproduction of the famed trireme.

• Hitler's Steel Beast

  03:00

  At the end of the 1930s, Hitler ordered the construction of a special train that could transport him around safely and appease his growing paranoia. We travel to Germany to discover what’s left of these exceptional trains.

• Battlefield Detectives II (1)

  03:45

  Alesia. At a small hilltop called Alesia in what is now central France, Julius Caesar, Rome's most brilliant general, was pitted against the great Gallic chieftain Vercingetorix.

• Cryptid: The Swamp Beast (4)

  04:30

  Walking Dead. Old superstitions are stirred up when the autopsy of a local man yields shocking results. Then, two boys go missing deep in the swamp.

• Digging for the Truth (3)

  05:15

  The Iceman Cometh. Josh Bernstein heads to the Alps in pursuit of the truth about our origins. What new clues can he glean from the 5,000-year-old corpse of the iceman?

• Rome: Rise & Fall of an Empire (11)

  06:00

  The Barbarian General. Emperor Theodosius enlisted Goth mercenaries to fight for the Empire, but how did he ensure loyalty? By giving command to the half-Vandal, half-Roman general, Stilicho.

• The Universe III (3)

  06:45

  Sex in Space. Discover how the extreme environments of space exploration might affect human reproduction.

• Hero Ships (3)

  07:30

  LST-325. 'Landing Ship Tanks' weren't deemed noble enough to even have names. The story of these ships is one of an unsung hero, revealing the considerable battle action of one ship.

• Where Did It Come From? (1)

  08:15

  Ancient Greece - Modern Ship Building. The host travels to Greece for a first-hand look at how the maritime expertise of ancient Greece evolved. He examines a modern reproduction of the famed trireme.

• Hitler's Steel Beast

  09:00

  At the end of the 1930s, Hitler ordered the construction of a special train that could transport him around safely and appease his growing paranoia. We travel to Germany to discover what’s left of these exceptional trains.

• Battlefield Detectives II (1)

  09:45

  Alesia. At a small hilltop called Alesia in what is now central France, Julius Caesar, Rome's most brilliant general, was pitted against the great Gallic chieftain Vercingetorix.

• Mummy Forensics (4)

  10:30

  The Pierced Skull. The body of a South American mummy has a number of visible wounds, and a large hole in his skull. The team work to find out: was the man a victim of crime?

• Digging for the Truth (3)

  11:15

  The Iceman Cometh. Josh Bernstein heads to the Alps in pursuit of the truth about our origins. What new clues can he glean from the 5,000-year-old corpse of the iceman?

• Rome: Rise & Fall of an Empire (11)

  12:00

  The Barbarian General. Emperor Theodosius enlisted Goth mercenaries to fight for the Empire, but how did he ensure loyalty? By giving command to the half-Vandal, half-Roman general, Stilicho.

• The Universe III (3)

  12:45

  Sex in Space. Discover how the extreme environments of space exploration might affect human reproduction.

• Hero Ships (3)

  13:30

  LST-325. 'Landing Ship Tanks' weren't deemed noble enough to even have names. The story of these ships is one of an unsung hero, revealing the considerable battle action of one ship.

• Where Did It Come From? (1)

  14:15

  Ancient Greece - Modern Ship Building. The host travels to Greece for a first-hand look at how the maritime expertise of ancient Greece evolved. He examines a modern reproduction of the famed trireme.

• Hitler's Steel Beast

  15:00

  At the end of the 1930s, Hitler ordered the construction of a special train that could transport him around safely and appease his growing paranoia. We travel to Germany to discover what’s left of these exceptional trains.

• Battlefield Detectives II (1)

  15:45

  Alesia. At a small hilltop called Alesia in what is now central France, Julius Caesar, Rome's most brilliant general, was pitted against the great Gallic chieftain Vercingetorix.

• Mummy Forensics (4)

  16:30

  The Pierced Skull. The body of a South American mummy has a number of visible wounds, and a large hole in his skull. The team work to find out: was the man a victim of crime?

• The Universe III (11)

  17:15

  Strangest Things. From galaxies to black holes, discover the most bizarre and mysterious things in our universe. Plus, learn about actual alcohol clouds floating in space that are filled with organic molecules.

• Lost Worlds (4)

  18:00

  Ramses' Egyptian Empire. In this episode we reconstruct the grand hypostyle hall at Karnak; explore the technical innovation and engineering skill that produced the temple at Abu Simbel and rebuild the Ramesseum as he would have seen it.

• Dogfights (3)

  18:45

  Guadalcanal. In August 1942, fierce fighting broke out in the skies above the Solomon Islands as US and Japanese fighter pilots fought for control of the Pacific.

• Digging for the Truth (2)

  19:30

  Hunt for the Lost Ark. One of the Bible's most sacred treasures, the Ark of the Covenant, has tantalised adventurers for centuries. Can explorer Josh Bernstein discover its fate?

• Ancient Aliens IV (8)

  20:15

  The Einstein Factor. Could the genius of Albert Einstein be linked to a different world? Experts examine famous historical figures such as Albert Einstein, Galileo, Archimedes and Aristotle.

• Boneyard (7)

  21:00

  Ships. When a ship reaches the end of its useful life, it quickly goes from being the pride of the fleet to a liability. These veteran warriors are blown to pieces in weapons tests, or sold and cut up for scrap.

• Abandoned Engineering (3)

  21:45

  Lost Bridges. Soaring across some of the widest rivers and deepest valleys on the planet, bridges have always been at the cutting edge of engineering.

• Rome: Rise & Fall of an Empire (2)

  22:30

  Spartacus. As Rome was busy expanding her borders, a Thracian warrior, Spartacus, was to lead a 70,000-strong slave revolt within Italy that could have destroyed the Republic.

• The Universe III (11)

  23:15

  Strangest Things. From galaxies to black holes, discover the most bizarre and mysterious things in our universe. Plus, learn about actual alcohol clouds floating in space that are filled with organic molecules.

• Lost Worlds (4)

  00:00

  Ramses' Egyptian Empire. In this episode we reconstruct the grand hypostyle hall at Karnak; explore the technical innovation and engineering skill that produced the temple at Abu Simbel and rebuild the Ramesseum as he would have seen it.

• Dogfights (3)

  00:45

  Guadalcanal. In August 1942, fierce fighting broke out in the skies above the Solomon Islands as US and Japanese fighter pilots fought for control of the Pacific.

• Digging for the Truth (2)

  01:30

  Hunt for the Lost Ark. One of the Bible's most sacred treasures, the Ark of the Covenant, has tantalised adventurers for centuries. Can explorer Josh Bernstein discover its fate?

• Ancient Aliens IV (8)

  02:15

  The Einstein Factor. Could the genius of Albert Einstein be linked to a different world? Experts examine famous historical figures such as Albert Einstein, Galileo, Archimedes and Aristotle.

• Boneyard (7)

  03:00

  Ships. When a ship reaches the end of its useful life, it quickly goes from being the pride of the fleet to a liability. These veteran warriors are blown to pieces in weapons tests, or sold and cut up for scrap.

• Abandoned Engineering (3)

  03:45

  Lost Bridges. Soaring across some of the widest rivers and deepest valleys on the planet, bridges have always been at the cutting edge of engineering.