Join historian Sam Willis as he travels the open roads, the high seas and urban alleyways to explore Britain's 17th- and 18th-century underworld of highwaymen, pirates and rogues.
Recent archaeological findings suggest the Anasazi (Ancestral Puebloans) were cannibals, but were they? Join a team of archaeologists as we dig for the truth.
In a stunning two-part documentary series, Angkor: Land of the Gods uncovers the archaeological and historic evidence we have of the Khmer civilization.
Who were the Knights Templars and why did the Catholic Church reject them as heretics in 1307? Dive in to the history as we explore the Secrets Of The Cross.
China Revealed: The Great Wall of China takes a look at the history and engineering feat of one of the biggest structures the world has ever seen: The Great Wall of China.
Blood on the Altar investigates the history and archaeological findings of the Phoenician civilization and asks whether or not they practiced rituals of human sacrifice.
Experience the wonders of Italian Renaissance art, as we embark on a quest with our host Andrew Graham-Dixon to follow the footsteps of art historian Giorgio Vasari´s book: Lives of the Artists.
Journey through time with professor Simon Schafer as we explore the bizarre and untold history of androids and automata.
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