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Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Tom Pinfold and Peter Ginn work as farmers under monastic control, mastering long-lost Tudor farming methods.
Pompeii, once a modest settlement, evolved into a thriving Roman supercity through innovative urban planning, advanced engineering, and strategic trade along the Sarno River and Tyrrhenian Sea.
An army of workers built a 800-foot wide, 100-foot tall set for Cecil B. DeMille's 1923 silent film "The Ten Commandments," which later vanished.
Ancient Egypt's enduring monuments, including the Pyramids and the Karnak Temple, reveal insights into the civilization's remarkable legacy and cultural significance.
Easter Island's Rapa Nui civilization experienced a catastrophic decline due to internal conflict and subsequent societal collapse, leaving their rich culture largely forgotten.
Four champions from Forged in Fire compete in a high carbon steel inlay challenge, testing their skills and precision in Season 3, Episode 2.
Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus transformed Cannon Films into a powerhouse of independent cinema in the 1980s, producing hits like "Breakin'" and reshaping Hollywood.
Photographer Ben Horton offers practical tips for capturing outdoor images, focusing on composition and lighting in Napa Valley during National Get Outdoors Day.
Danny "The Count" Koker and the Counts Kustoms crew transform junkyard finds into custom automotive creations, showcasing their skills in Las Vegas.
Djoser's Pyramid in Saqqara, Egypt, reveals insights into its construction and the complex network of tunnels hidden beneath its surface.
Ralph Lauren's influence on 20th-century fashion is examined through insights from leading UK fashion writers and journalists, highlighting his groundbreaking contributions.
The modeling industry is examined through the experiences of supermodels, agents, and psychologists, highlighting the sacrifices and pressures associated with beauty standards.
Calvin Klein's influence on modern fashion is examined through insights from leading UK fashion writers and journalists, highlighting his groundbreaking contributions.
Napoleon Bonaparte's influence on art and culture is examined through his patronage and the impact of his reign on European artistic movements.
Bordeaux's architectural evolution, from the Grand Théâtre to the Cité du Vin, showcases innovative engineering solutions that address challenges of terrain and history.
James Dean's androgynous persona and untimely death on Interstate 46 reflect the cultural shifts of 1950s America, where youth redefined rebellion.
17,500 feet is the altitude where Sadie Quarrier faced challenges while selecting impactful photographs for National Geographic's annual issue.
Chichen Itza, a prominent city of the ancient Maya civilization, is examined through new archaeological findings, including a potential fifth cenote beneath El Castillo.
Fourteen million people worldwide claim descent from Clan Campbell, the family that has lived at Inveraray Castle for generations.
British royal weddings, including those of William and Kate and Harry and Meghan, showcase evolving traditions and modern styles that influence global wedding culture.
Rock 'N Roll Fantasy Camp brings together aspiring musicians and legendary rock icons for an immersive experience culminating in a live performance.
Moko, the sacred Māori tattooing tradition, symbolizes cultural survival and identity, experiencing a revival that challenges appropriation and celebrates ancestral heritage.
The Acropolis, a rocky plateau rising 157 meters above sea level, spans over 4.5 hectares and houses iconic structures like the Parthenon.
Museum Island in Berlin showcases the lethal engineering of Ulfberht Viking swords, the Nefertiti bust, and the Pergamon Altar's complex history.
Jill Vandenberg Curtis and Tony Curtis have been married for 15 years, during which they founded Shiloh Horse Rescue to save horses from slaughter.
In the Mongolian steppes, a family of horse herders teaches four city children to play the Morin Khuur, preserving an essential cultural tradition.
Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm, renowned for their fairy tales, collected these stories to preserve cultural heritage and influence political change in 19th-century Germany.
The 2020 documentary from Connecticut Public addresses the spread of misinformation and offers strategies for becoming a more informed consumer of information.
Inside the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, a scientist recreates the crucifixion while an ancient amulet suggests Spock from Star Trek has Jewish roots.
Meidum pyramid, Egypt's least known and most enigmatic structure, is examined by archaeologists seeking to determine its origins and builders.
In the 20th century, John Myatt and his accomplice executed the largest art fraud by selling forged paintings as originals from renowned artists, infiltrating Tate Gallery archives.
Keith Haring, a prominent pop artist of the 20th century, is portrayed in this documentary, highlighting his impactful work and untimely death from AIDS at age 31.
Worcester's rich history is highlighted through rare antiques, including a unique Royal Worcester piece for Winston Churchill and a handwritten letter from Elgar.
Coco Chanel's revolutionary impact on fashion in the 20th century is examined through her innovative designs and lasting influence on women's style.
The Chateau of Versailles reveals its historical significance through the intrigues of Marie Antoinette and the scientific insights of a star's spectrum.
Shane McAnally, Brandy Clark, and Josh Osborne, three acclaimed Nashville songwriters, discuss their collaborative process and the art of songwriting with critic Jody Rosen.
Monsters in cinema, from postwar Japan's latex creations to 1980s American aliens and 21st-century digital beasts, reflect humanity's fears and desires.
Pablo Picasso created his first known painting, "El Picador," at the age of eight while attending bullfights with his father in Spain.
Gary Wallis transforms a decommissioned helicopter jack into a garden feature, aiming to sell it for 1,200 pounds at his workshop in Henley-on-Thames.
Lillian Gish portrays a small-town girl who, after being seduced and abandoned by wealthy playboy Lennox Sanderson, seeks redemption in a new community.
America's Gilded Age is illustrated through the opulent estates of Chicago, the Astor dynasty, and other architectural masterpieces that reflect elite ambition and wealth.
A crew of seven travels 550 kilometers across the Pacific to bury an art exhibition on Cocos Island, known for its legendary pirate treasures.
Calvin Klein, born in the Bronx in 1942, transformed the fashion industry with his innovative designs and earned three Coty Awards for womenswear.
In Italy, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz navigate intense negotiations and seek rare treasures from the mainland to a Sicilian standoff.
Two brothers, Lincoln and Booth, navigate their complex relationship in a play written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks.
The Great Wall of China, an extraordinary feat of engineering, played a crucial role in shaping the nation's history and identity.
Oakham Castle in Rutland, built by Lord Walkelin de Ferrers, reveals its medieval kitchens and Anglo-Saxon foundations through a three-day archaeological excavation.
Four contestants on Forged in Fire must craft their signature blades from a selection of tools and, for the first time, forge two swords in the final round.
