Investigate Ancient Egypt as this four-part documentary series brings to life the land of the Pharaohs at the time of the great dynasties.

Follow a group of archaeologists as they scour the barren deserts of Egypt to find new discoveries of the Lost Army of King Cambyses.

Follow the rich history of the ancient Greek, a civilization which invented democracy and took over vast amounts of territory through war.

Dig into a forgotten past as archaeologists scour ancient Persepolis for clues to understand the Persian empire.

Archaeologist and historian John Romer explores Ancient Egypt and unravels the ancient lives lived over 3000 years ago.

Set sail and explore the history of the ancient Austronesians and Polynesians as they started conquering the pacific 5000 years ago.

Join archaeologist Jago Cooper as he travels to Easter Island to investigate how a mysterious civilization rose and fell, and the lost kingdom they left behind.

Explore the archaeology and history of ancient Rome through the four-part documentary series The Great Empire: Rome.

Join a team of archaeologists as they explore the ruins of Great Zimbabwe, a lost city created by an ancient African civilization over 3000 years old.

How was ancient Athens and ancient Rome built? Discover the history and archaeological findings as we unravel the answer with Professor Wallace-Hadrill.

Explore the lost kingdoms of Central America with archaelogist and historian Jago Cooper.

Take an archaeological journey into the life and reconstruction of an ancient Egyptian called Takabuti, a 2.500 year old mummy.

Dig through the archaeological treasures Tutankhamun left behind and experience what 3,000 years of ancient Egypt looks like.

Who were the Minoan civilization and why did they disappear? Historian Bettany Hughes set out to investigate the 5,000 year old ancient civilization.

Recent archaeological findings suggest the Anasazi (Ancestral Puebloans) were cannibals, but were they? Join a team of archaeologists as we dig for the truth.