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Australia was once home to a diverse array of dinosaurs, as evidenced by dramatic fossil findings and reconstructions presented by Dr Kelly Strzepek.
5,398 objects from Tutankhamun's tomb will be displayed together for the first time in a new $1-billion museum, revealing secrets of the young pharaoh's life.
Ancient civilizations' sacred sites and towering mountains are examined for their potential connections to extraterrestrial influence throughout history.
John the Baptist, King David, Jezebel, Joshua, and St Helena are examined for their significant roles in shaping religious narratives and disrupting societal norms.
Teotihuacán, known as the "Birthplace of the Gods," was a vast ancient city in Mexico characterized by monumental architecture, human sacrifice, and advanced archaeological discoveries.
New archaeological evidence reveals the rise and decline of the Celts in Iron Age Europe, highlighting their transition from prosperous cities to fortified settlements.
Archaeologists utilize muon imaging and LIDAR technology to investigate the lost tombs and societal collapse of the Ancient Maya in Copán and Mexico.
London's Natural History Museum reveals disturbing aspects of British history, including evidence of cannibalism in Cheddar Gorge and WWII's "explosive rats."
In Ethiopia, researchers seek the Keepers of the Lost Ark, believed to guard the powerful Ark of the Covenant, which vanished in 586 BC.
Recent excavations at Point Rosee, aided by satellite technology, reveal potential Viking structures and artifacts, expanding knowledge of Norse exploration in North America.
Draken Harald Hårfagre, the largest Viking ship replica, completes a transatlantic crossing from Norway to North America, showcasing Viking maritime engineering.
In the Durham countryside, archaeologists from Time Team excavate the well-preserved medieval village of Ulnaby to reveal insights into daily life in Medieval Britain.
This Ancient Aliens compilation reveals secrets of mysterious sites every Friday at 9/8c.
A tomb containing more than 50 mummies, including 10 pharaohs, was discovered in Egypt, revealing the violent death of Pharaoh Seken Enray.
The Great Sphinx in Giza is a massive sculpture that may hold secrets of humanity's origins.
An army firing range at High Ham in Somerset provides a site for excavation, revealing Roman mosaics and insights into Romanised Britons from the 2nd to 5th century.
The elite Harii tribe of Germania inflicts the Roman Army's worst defeat through night combat.
The Angkor site spans about 230 square kilometers and includes hundreds of temples that served as the capital of the Khmer Empire from the ninth to the fifteenth century.
In 1958, an Italian archaeologist found the mummified remains of a two-and-a-half-year-old boy in southwestern Libya, predating Egyptian mummies by nearly a millennium.
Basing House in Hampshire, once a grand Tudor residence frequented by Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, was destroyed by Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War.
In Launceston, Cornwall, a well-preserved female skeleton prompts an investigation into its possible links to an 11th-century leper hospital and other historical contexts.
Yonaguni's underwater mysteries, Nae Yagi's ice climbing challenges, and Ondekoza's taiko drumming showcase Japan's diverse cultural and natural extremes.
The Merovingian Dynasty, a line of Frankish priest kings, is linked to tales of magical powers and a dark secret twisted by the Christian church.
A 5,000-year-old Neolithic mummy found in the Alps shows evidence of foul play, prompting modern scientists to investigate the circumstances of his death.
Experts in Norway analyze ancient Viking ship remains to construct the largest Viking recreation ship ever, showcasing advanced historical shipbuilding techniques.
In Cambridgeshire's Bedford Purlieus Wood, a forest ranger identified remnants of a Roman mining town, revealing insights into ancient industry and settlement.
Scholars and researchers investigate the historical narratives surrounding King Solomon's Mines, the Veil of Veronica, and the Garden of Eden.
Ancient theories of the Anunnaki, Golden Vimanas, Montezuma's Treasure, and El Dorado suggest possible extraterrestrial connections across civilizations.
Archaeologists found thousands of human remains in burial grounds at the Jinsha site in Chengdu, China, during a 2001 excavation.
Philistines, often mischaracterized as uncultured, are examined through their fertility cults, artifacts, and the temple linked to Samson's legendary feats.
In 1986, two brothers from a Kibbutz near the Sea of Galilee unearthed a fully intact First Century Galilean fishing boat, marking a significant archaeological find.
In the Valley of the Kings, a rare tomb excavation reveals insights into Tutankhamun's lineage and health, including the incestuous relationship of his parents.
The Parthenon, measuring 70 meters long and 30 meters wide, served as a temple for Athena, the goddess of war and wisdom, during Athens' golden age.
Mike and Frank face intense negotiations to secure one of the rarest motorcycles in the world, valued at $90,000, in Season 17, Episode 1.
Palenque covers about 16 square kilometers and contains approximately 1,400 structures, revealing the scale of this ancient Maya city in Mexico.
On June 7, 1692, a massive earthquake destroyed two-thirds of Port Royal, sending the city to the ocean floor in just two minutes.
Holy relics associated with Jesus Christ, including garments and the Holy Cross, are examined through archaeology and history, raising questions about their existence and significance.
A dying man offers his body for a mummification experiment to help solve the ancient Egyptians' secret preservation techniques.
In Indonesia, the archipelago's most active volcanoes, deep jungle valleys, and ancient stone ruins reveal a landscape of remarkable natural beauty and diversity.
Teotihuacán housed 200,000 inhabitants at its peak and featured a 65-meter pyramid, the second largest in the world after the Great Pyramid of Giza.
In rural England, high-quality Roman remains, including a significant collection of coins, have been discovered near an ice cream research center, suggesting a possible villa.
In the River Tees, local divers have found over 2,000 high-quality Roman artifacts, prompting an archaeological investigation by Tony and his team.
Viking raids from Lindisfarne to North America are examined through the insights of historians and archaeologists, revealing complex motivations behind their invasions.
Archaeological findings on the Greek island of Santorini reveal that the legendary Atlantis, described by Plato, was a real Bronze Age civilization that vanished in a catastrophic event.
Beneath the streets of Baiae, Italy, advanced 3D laser scanning technology reveals the architectural remnants and hidden networks of ancient Rome's most scandalous city.
Archaeologists investigate the ancient Maya city of Chichen Itza, revealing evidence of continuous occupation and construction after the Classic era collapse around 900 A.D.
Simon Brown examines archaeological evidence that may support the biblical account of Sodom and Gomorrah as historical events.
Modern-day experts investigate the potential location of Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat, exploring the intersection of biblical history and archaeology.
