History

Travel to Guédelon castle in France where a team of archaeologists, historians, and volunteers are building a medieval castle.

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.

From Jesus to Christ: The First Christians seeks to reconstruct the life of Jesus through archaeological and historical means.

Historian and host David Starkey takes a look at the life of Queen Elizabeth I, the most powerful woman in English history.

Saving the Titanic takes a look at the Titanic's engineers, stokers and firemen in the ship's final hours.

Lost Films of World War 2 is a collection of footage about World War Two filmed entirely by British civilians and army forces.

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

Rejoin Dan Carlin in his podcast about Japan in World War 2, Supernova in the East III.

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.

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.

In a stunning two-part documentary series, Angkor: Land of the Gods uncovers the archaeological and historic evidence we have of the Khmer civilization.

The Lost Legions journey back in time to explain and explore The Varian Disaster in 9 CE.

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.