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Written records of human history span only the last 2% of our species' existence, raising questions about the many lost cultures and civilizations.
A search for a World War II era plane linked to the infamous Flight 19 reveals no evidence of the Bermuda Triangle's supposed curse.
Near-death experiences provide intriguing insights into the enduring mystery of what happens after death, as explored in Season 1, Episode 6 of The UnXplained.
Countess Bathory, born in Hungary, kills hundreds of young girls with her female helpers.
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.
In Season 4, Episode 5 of The UnXplained, significant archaeological findings are examined to assess their connection to biblical accounts of destruction.
Remarkable tales of human survival challenge perceptions of resilience and the will to live, featuring incredible survivors from various backgrounds.
Medieval legends such as King Arthur and Joan of Arc are examined to distinguish historical facts from fictional narratives in this comprehensive exploration.
Ancient tombs served as visual memorials for the dead, reflecting diverse burial practices across cultures and time periods.
Mata Hari was arrested in February 1917 and charged with high treason, accused of being a spy during World War I.
Notorious women in the Old Testament, including Eve, are examined for their roles in shaping gender perceptions and their impact on Christian life today.
In Season 4, Episode 6 of The UnXplained, experts examine whether certain animals attack humans for reasons beyond typical defense and hunger.
Pontiac, the leader of the Algonquin Nations, led a resistance against British military occupation in the Great Lakes region following the French defeat in 1759.
The moon's role as a symbol of the unconscious is examined, questioning its influence on early agricultural practices and contemporary beliefs.
Devoted fans have established a church honoring Diego Maradona, featuring a statue in the Boca Juniors museum and exploring his complex legacy through interviews and events.
Joseph Brant, a prominent Mohawk leader, played a crucial role in the conflicts between First Nations and British forces during the 18th century.
Sitting Bull, a prominent leader of the Lakota Sioux, is examined alongside the broader narrative of First Nations leaders and their impact on North American history.
Chi Kelly's 2018 photos may show the Loch Ness Monster in Loch Ness's waters.
Robert Kenneth Wilson's photo of the Loch Ness Monster appears in the Daily Mail in April 1934.
Jess and Phil search for a legendary beast in England, proving it's more than a myth.
Experts question if Pocahontas threw herself to save John Smith in Jamestown's history.
