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A sarcophagus made from a single section of wood, found intact next to a horse, marks a significant discovery in Mongolian archaeology.
A scepter fragment found at Göbeklitepe suggests the site may have been organized around a leader in humanity's first known society.
A burial shaft reveals a child's coffin, along with gold jewelry and ceramic vessels, during an archaeological dig in Egypt's desert.
From around 1200 BC, the eastern Mediterranean experienced a catastrophic collapse, with many cities and settlements violently destroyed during this period.
More than 3,000 massive rocks form the Carnac stones in Brittany, France, raising questions about their purpose and the knowledge of their builders.
A lost city of ancient giants may lie beneath The Empty Quarter, potentially linked to mysterious geoglyphs in Jordan and Middle Eastern folklore.
In the 5th Century BC, an army of 50,000 men sent by Persian king Cambyses II vanished without a trace while crossing the Western desert of Egypt.
Experts believe ancient aliens may have lived on Mars, as shown in Season 1, Episode 7.
Mount Shasta, an active volcano rising over 14,000 feet, is considered a UFO hotspot with reports of strange lights and metallic craft.
Archaeologists estimate that moving a single T-shaped pillar at Gobekli Tepe required a team of 50 men an entire week.
Anthropologist Jason De León uses archaeology to analyze the human stories behind illegal border crossings, providing insights into this complex issue.
A 35-foot-long stone hall at Machu Picchu contains three trapezoidal windows and is linked to theories of extraterrestrial influence.
Jordanian archaeologists announced on August 7, 2021, the discovery of homes attributed to the Biblical Prophet Lot in the southern Ghor region of the Jordan Valley.
Josh Gates investigates the ancient city of Bethsaida and uncovers a significant inscription related to the Apostle Peter that reveals its historical importance.
Josh Gates and Brian Ingram search the site in Washington where Ingram found part of D.B. Cooper's money, exploring the ongoing mystery of the hijacking.
Josh Gates investigates the historical significance and resting place of a forgotten World War I minesweeper, exploring its legacy and related legends.
A 325-foot package freighter named the Chicago sank in 1929 and is now a rarely visited shipwreck in Lake Superior.
An Avenger Torpedo Bomber that crash landed off Anacapa Island during World War II is the focus of Josh Gates' underwater exploration.
Josh Gates pilots a WW2 Avenger and studies an infamous bomber collision accident.
A three-ton block of stone traveled over 700 miles from its quarry to Giza, revealing ancient Egyptian engineering methods used to transport Khafre's statue.
Investigations on Oak Island reveal potential connections to the Knights Templar, raising questions about their historical influence and the island's significance.
Over the last 230 years, treasure hunters have worked on Oak Island to reach the bottom of the Money Pit, which is at least 90 feet deep.
Dennis Quaid discusses legendary blades and a divine arsenal in Season 2, Episode 6.
A series of caves near the village of Tatsi Bichin contains carved stone heads and broken pillars with 1,900-year-old Mayan inscriptions.
A drone scans a forest in search of undisturbed Etruscan tombs that have remained hidden for over 3,000 years.
A British mathematician and his team cracked the Enigma code, which turned the tide of World War II in favor of the Allies.
In the Philippines, a team led by John searches for a tunnel believed to contain treasure buried by the Japanese Army during World War II.
John Casey and Manny Paez search for Yamashita's treasure in the Philippines using a metal detector.
A team excavating nearly 100 feet underground on Oak Island discovers wood that may indicate a previously unknown tunnel.
In 1565, the Knights of Malta began a major renovation of Valletta, creating a vast network of underground tunnels for protection and storage.
The crew discovers more evidence of a wall in Season 12, Episode 20, 'Just Bead It'.
A 20-ton rock sits at Sacsayhuaman, where ancient people may have built massive stone structures with the help of unknown technology.
Two women in ancient Rome, Messalina and Agrippina, shaped history while facing accusations of madness and crime for their quest for power.
A group of residents in southern Romania claimed a deceased man returned from the dead, prompting ancient anti-vampire rituals on his corpse.
Ancient monuments around the world, such as Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Giza, reveal the sophisticated celestial knowledge of early civilizations.
Josh Gates uncovers signs of a Reno gang camp and remains in the Crypt of St. Nicholas.
Paxson Hayes reported finding 34 seven-and-a-half-foot mummified giants in a lost city in Sonora, Mexico, during his research in the 1930s.
An island off Chile features mysterious monolithic structures with secret powers.
The Newgrange stone tomb is featured in Season 3 of 'Mysterious Tombs' hosted by William Shatner.
Beneath the jungles of Mexico, archaeologists explore a hidden cave that may reveal secrets of a lost Mayan temple and its architectural significance.
More than 3,000 giant monoliths, some standing 30 to 40 feet tall, form the ancient Carnac Stones in Brittany, France, erected over 6,000 years ago.
Paleontologist Nizar Ibrahim connects findings from the Cretaceous period, Nazi Germany, and modern Africa to trace the history of the Spinosaurus dinosaur.
A Dutchman named Johan Huibers spent more than a million dollars and three years building a full-sized version of Noah's Ark based on biblical instructions.
The Maya predict a violent apocalypse on December 21, 2012, linked to their calendar.
The team assembles to excavate a buried anomaly identified by Muon technology in the swamp.
The team uncovers a nickel at a drill site linked to a 1964 dig in Season 6, Episode 12.
A group of hominins, including Paranthropus, followed a parallel evolutionary path to modern humans, ultimately leading to their extinction.
An Indian archaeologist discovered prehistoric cave artwork in Charama, India, dating back 10,000 years, depicting tall beings and a three-legged disc.
