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Albert Lin searches for the Knights Templar's treasure in the ancient city of Acre, once a key Crusader outpost in the Holy Land.
The Galloway Hoard, a remarkable collection of Viking-era treasures including a unique silver vessel from Iran, reveals insights into trade and culture in 9th-century Scotland.
Archaeologists in Britain investigate Anglo-Saxon graves and artifacts, revealing evidence of a warrior culture marked by violence and ornate burials.
The Royal Mint Museum houses a remarkable collection of historic coins, each linked to England's monarchs and reflecting over 1,100 years of numismatic history.
Ancient Mayan cities, long obscured by dense vegetation, are revealed in their true scale through the efforts of pioneering scientists and archaeologists.
Two gold hunters carry 12 kilos of equipment as they search for gold in Germany's Thean Slate mountains, where mining dates back to the Middle Ages.
Fort Knox, the U.S. Bullion Depository, houses an estimated $73 billion in gold within its highly secure vaults, serving as a symbol of national wealth and security.
Martin Pahinui, son of Hawaiian music icon Gabby "Pops" Pahinui, is recognized for blending traditional Hawaiian sounds with contemporary influences.
A team discovers ancient petroglyphs carved into a cliff face, possibly linked to the Aztec gold legend, while searching Blind Frog Ranch for treasure.
An American gemologist travels through Afghanistan, revitalizing ancient lapis lazuli mines that date back over 6,000 years to the time of the pharaohs.
Rick and Marty Lagina lead a team of divers to explore the legendary treasure shaft "10-X" on Oak Island, Nova Scotia, in search of buried treasure.
This episode reveals what happened to Blackbeard's treasure after his death.
A New Mexico family has spent over 80 years fighting the US government to reclaim 16,000 bars of gold valued at $28 billion.
Josh investigates the deadly Greek waters and their connection to the Bermuda Triangle.
A team excavating nearly 100 feet underground on Oak Island discovers wood that may indicate a previously unknown tunnel.
Twenty inches of sediment cover an underwater road on Oak Island, prompting a search for artifacts that may indicate its historical use.
The team installs their sixth and final seven-foot-diameter steel shaft, reaching 195 feet underground in search of the legendary Money Pit treasure.
Fourteen years after the war, Bougainville seeks to reopen the mine amid complex allegations.
In Scotland, Rick and Marty Lagina investigate a theory regarding the construction of the Money Pit while their team works in the Oak Island swamp.
Colossal stones weighing six tons were cut to block the passageways of Han dynasty tombs, designed to protect valuable relics from tomb raiders.
In Nova Scotia, Rick and Marty Lagina and their team search the swamp for an alternate entrance to the Money Pit on Oak Island.
