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This episode questions the reality of magic in the ancient world and its cultural significance.
The legend of Atlantis, a civilization said to have been destroyed by Zeus over 11,000 years ago, continues to inspire explorers and historians despite scant evidence of its existence.
The Marwari horse is a magical creature worshipped in India for its proud elegance.
Hinduism, formalized about 3,500 years ago, is one of the major world religions that emerged from humanity's quest for understanding the natural world.
Legends speak of giants exterminated in Nevada, with 7-foot skeletons found as evidence.
Gruesome medieval graves near Maiden Castle suggest possible human sacrifices to the Gods.
In the Iron Age pits of Danebury, archaeologists find 25 bodies showing signs of violence, suggesting ritual human sacrifice in ancient society.
Bladesmiths in Japan in 700 BC seek guidance from the Gods while forging a unique sword.
This parody humorously contrasts ancient views of auroras with modern scientific explanations.
Java faces natural disasters in August 2006 as locals believe the Gods are displeased.
The Book of the Dead shows how people must confess to the Gods after death.
Egyptians believed in Gods like Horus, represented by Animal Mummies in Ancient Egypt.
