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Peaky Blinders, a notorious 19th-century gang from Birmingham, relied on various weapons and faced intense police opposition, challenging popular myths about their history.
Rajis, the river people of western Nepal, rely on fishing and gold dust collection, as they search for the legendary golden mahseer, a fish tied to local mythology.
In Rockwall, Texas, forensic geologist Scott Walter investigates a massive underground stone structure that has sparked debate over its origins for over 150 years.
Off the coast of Brittany, fishermen like Olivier Mével and storm chaser Jean-René Keruzoré navigate the perilous Raz de Sein, capturing the ocean's fierce beauty and danger.
Chapel Head, a mound in the waterlogged fens of Cambridge, reveals a complex history spanning over 6,000 years, including a medieval chapel.
Łukasz Orlicki and Krzysztof Krzyżanowski explore abandoned mines in Poland, investigating local legends of hidden Nazi treasure.
Flin Flon, a small Canadian mining town, thrives on its passionate support for the legendary junior hockey team, The Flin Flon Bombers.
In the 1980s, six surfers in Biarritz ignited their surfboards at Grande Plage, embodying the rebellious spirit of the local punk movement.
A tiny Texas town becomes the center of attention after the discovery of $350 million worth of medieval treasure, sparking intrigue and investigation.
In the dense forests of Appalachia, local residents recount encounters with the Mothman, Sheepsquatch, and extraterrestrial beings.
