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In France, Ruth Goodman, Peter Ginn, and Tom Pinfold use traditional tools and 13th century techniques to construct a medieval castle.
Kenfig was built around a natural harbour 800 years ago but mysteriously vanished, leaving only a few castle walls as remnants of its existence.
Brazilian footballers, from Juninho and Gilberto Silva to Casemiro and Gabriel, have significantly influenced the evolution of the Premier League.
Women in Afghanistan face severe repression under Taliban rule, with reports of imprisonment, forced marriages, and a climate of fear for those who speak out.
On March 29, 1917, T.E. Lawrence commanded tribesmen to charge as artillery shells rained down on the railway junction of Abu-el Naam in Arabia.
The Treaty of Versailles and the interwar years created economic conditions and resentment in Germany that contributed to the outbreak of World War II.
Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" sparked a national debate on pesticide dangers, influencing President John F. Kennedy's investigation and environmental legislation.
A team of scientists analyzes the remains of King Richard III to determine if his twisted spine affected his ability to lead troops at the Battle of Bosworth.
Over 65,000 mines and 26,000 tons of munitions were laid on Jersey during the German occupation from 1940 to 1945.
Late Classic Maya culture is marked by significant achievements, powerful rulers, and dramatic events that shaped its history and legacy.
Around 10,000 BC, early humans faced predators and climate change as they adapted to survive in a new and dangerous North America.
At age 10, Peter was crowned Tsar of Russia on May 7, 1682, alongside his mother, who served as regent during his early reign.
Hitler's position worsens as the Germans fail in the Battle of the Bulge in France.
Twenty archaeologists transport their team to a mountaintop site in southern Egypt, where they search for untouched mummies and ancient artifacts.
Bernard Falk explores London's lesser-known corners, revealing hidden architecture, unique characters, and the city's intriguing history through five classic reports.
Railroads and industry transform America in Season 1, Episode 7 of the series.
The episode details the July 1863 battle at Gettysburg's Wheatfield between the Confederate and Union armies.
Vesuvius's catastrophic eruption in AD 79 led to the preservation of Pompeii's victims, revealing they may have succumbed to toxic gases rather than lava.
Commander Gilbert Roberts leads a team in war gaming to decode German U-boat tactics and protect Allied convoys during the Battle of the Atlantic.
Five hectares of land, equivalent to ten football pitches, may hold the remains of an ancient Iron Age capital in South Wales.
Anne and Mary Boleyn, sisters in Tudor England, are reexamined to reveal the complexities of their lives beyond the labels of victimhood and scandal.
Pompeii, preserved since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, reveals new insights through advanced technologies while facing threats from tourism and natural disasters.
The Allies land in France on June 6, 1944, as the Canadian Armoured Brigade battles German forces.
Richard III, a controversial King of England, is examined through expert insights and historical evidence to determine if he was a tyrant or a misunderstood figure.
Harry Birrell, an early filmmaker and Indian army officer, captures his experiences of love and war through thousands of feet of 16mm film.
Derek Macintosh 'Blaster' Bates, a renowned demolition expert and comedian, captivates audiences with tales of his explosive career in this archival feature.
In the Arctic Circle, Siberia’s Ice Trains operate under extreme conditions, transporting gas from Novy Urengoy to Labytnangi while navigating harsh winter landscapes.
On August 8, 1988, the military violently cracked down on an uprising in Myanmar, marking a turning point in the nation's struggle for democracy.
In less than a century after Christ's birth, John the Apostle's vision of Satan's final war against God is examined alongside various prophecies and their modern correlations.
In northern England, archaeological finds in a field prompt Time Team to investigate the possibility of a tiny Roman fortlet's existence.
Eight diaries reveal the thoughts and experiences of individuals living under Nazi rule, from fervent supporters to those fearing persecution and death.
A team of archaeologists uncovers a ceremonial site dating back 8,000 years beneath the Totterford Reservoir in Devon, England.
In the summer of 1585, Sanada Masayuki defies Tokugawa Ieyasu's order to surrender Numata Castle, leading to the First Siege of Ueda.
D-Day reveals confidential decisions and the roles of top-ranking officers and secret agents, highlighting unknown facts and stories of bravery that shaped WWII.
Five million people from the Commonwealth served in World War II, with four Singaporeans fighting in distant theaters against the Nazis.
A sacred alliance between the Dukha reindeer nomads of Northern Mongolia and their reindeer is maintained through ancestral songs and deep respect for nature.
In the Sahara desert, the Tuaregs, known as the "Blue Men," navigate their traditional customs and face modern challenges while leading salt caravans through the Tenere.
The rise of the far-right party AfD in Germany coincides with a troubling increase in extremist violence, challenging the nation's commitment to its democratic values.
This episode details Jimmy Burke's role in the $8 million Lufthansa Heist of 1978.
Eritrea's oppressive regime has led to the escape of over half a million citizens, revealing harrowing accounts of torture and indefinite military conscription.
In a medieval setting, Tom and Peter mine lead using Tudor techniques while Ruth crafts a stained glass window and seeks eels in local rivers.
Ioannis Rallis, the last Prime Minister of Nazi-occupied Greece, collaborated with German forces to suppress communism, betraying his fellow citizens.
Josef Goebbels played a crucial role in shaping Nazi propaganda, influencing public perception and supporting Hitler's policies during the Holocaust.
On February 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia was destroyed upon re-entry due to damage from foam insulation that detached during launch, resulting in the deaths of all seven crew members.
Clementine Churchill was born on April 1, 1885, in London, England, and played a vital role in her husband Winston Churchill's political career.
Ken Wharfe, Princess Diana's bodyguard, and Grant Harrold, royal butler to Charles and Camilla, share insights into life behind the scenes of the Windsor family.
Tony and the team examine Roman finds along the River Tees in northern Britain.
Rome expanded from a small city to the center of an empire that stretched from the Sahara to Northern Britain, transforming trade and culture across the region.
