We explore ancient texts to uncover amazing Roman technologies including a horse-drawn arrow shooter--possibly the world's first tank?

US airline pilots are reporting near mid-air collisions with UFOs. Elizondo hears a never-before-told account from a major legacy airline pilot whose report of a glowing orange sphere while in the cockpit over Arizona is backed up by photo evidence.

As Rome was busy expanding her borders, a Thracian warrior, Spartacus, was to lead a 70,000-strong slave revolt within Italy that could have destroyed the Republic.

The hosts are in Japan to test their tolerance to physical pain and reach a higher level of intense training. They are looking to understand the techniques and history of Japan's national martial art: Judo.

With infrared satellite technology detecting pyramids hidden underneath the sand in Egypt and airborne laser sensors discovering long lost pyramids beneath the jungles of Central America, many believe we have entered a new pyramid era.

2003. Baghdad falls to US forces. Over the 36 - hour period the Iraq Museum is unprotected, 15,000 antiquities are stolen. Time is ticking as two men join forces, determined to hunt them down. How far will they go to retrieve the loot?

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and master detectorist Beau Ouimette team up to hunt for relics from the 14th Century bloody and brutal clashes between the English and the Scottish.

A secret serviceman for President Kennedy sheds light on a plot to assassinate JFK on the streets of Chicago, and a treasure hunter may have located Arizona's infamous Lost Dutchman Mine. Plus, could New England be a new Bigfoot hotspot?

We explore ancient texts to uncover amazing Roman technologies including a horse-drawn arrow shooter--possibly the world's first tank?

US airline pilots are reporting near mid-air collisions with UFOs. Elizondo hears a never-before-told account from a major legacy airline pilot whose report of a glowing orange sphere while in the cockpit over Arizona is backed up by photo evidence.

As Rome was busy expanding her borders, a Thracian warrior, Spartacus, was to lead a 70,000-strong slave revolt within Italy that could have destroyed the Republic.

The hosts are in Japan to test their tolerance to physical pain and reach a higher level of intense training. They are looking to understand the techniques and history of Japan's national martial art: Judo.

With infrared satellite technology detecting pyramids hidden underneath the sand in Egypt and airborne laser sensors discovering long lost pyramids beneath the jungles of Central America, many believe we have entered a new pyramid era.

2003. Baghdad falls to US forces. Over the 36 - hour period the Iraq Museum is unprotected, 15,000 antiquities are stolen. Time is ticking as two men join forces, determined to hunt them down. How far will they go to retrieve the loot?

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and master detectorist Beau Ouimette team up to hunt for relics from the 14th Century bloody and brutal clashes between the English and the Scottish.

A secret serviceman for President Kennedy sheds light on a plot to assassinate JFK on the streets of Chicago, and a treasure hunter may have located Arizona's infamous Lost Dutchman Mine. Plus, could New England be a new Bigfoot hotspot?

We explore ancient texts to uncover amazing Roman technologies including a horse-drawn arrow shooter--possibly the world's first tank?

US airline pilots are reporting near mid-air collisions with UFOs. Elizondo hears a never-before-told account from a major legacy airline pilot whose report of a glowing orange sphere while in the cockpit over Arizona is backed up by photo evidence.

As Rome was busy expanding her borders, a Thracian warrior, Spartacus, was to lead a 70,000-strong slave revolt within Italy that could have destroyed the Republic.

The hosts are in Japan to test their tolerance to physical pain and reach a higher level of intense training. They are looking to understand the techniques and history of Japan's national martial art: Judo.

With infrared satellite technology detecting pyramids hidden underneath the sand in Egypt and airborne laser sensors discovering long lost pyramids beneath the jungles of Central America, many believe we have entered a new pyramid era.

2003. Baghdad falls to US forces. Over the 36 - hour period the Iraq Museum is unprotected, 15,000 antiquities are stolen. Time is ticking as two men join forces, determined to hunt them down. How far will they go to retrieve the loot?

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and master detectorist Beau Ouimette team up to hunt for relics from the 14th Century bloody and brutal clashes between the English and the Scottish.

A secret serviceman for President Kennedy sheds light on a plot to assassinate JFK on the streets of Chicago, and a treasure hunter may have located Arizona's infamous Lost Dutchman Mine. Plus, could New England be a new Bigfoot hotspot?

One ancient genius managed to build a cannon that could fire a projectile using the power of steam! We reveal an ancient troop ship mightier than an aircraft carrier, and death rays that could burn enemy ships.

Lue Elizondo previously identified five observable characteristics of UFOs, dubbed the 'five observables'. But there is a so-called sixth observable Elizondo began to investigate - an invisible threat these craft may pose.

60BC. Over-powerful generals and money corrupt the Roman Republic. With Rome falling into and out of civil wars, Julius Caesar is to defy all rivals and laws to make himself dictator for life!

Hosts plunge into the cradle of civilisation, Athens. Literally translated as 'all powers', Pankration is the ancient Greek martial art. Made famous by Spartans and ancient Olympians, this style has recently been revitalised as a modern sport.

Ancient Astronaut theorists have long proposed that extraterrestrials played a pivotal role in our past, and some believe they continue to keep a careful watch over the progress of mankind.

Nothing beats the taste of a Southern fried meal and Bobby traces its amazing journey to your plate. In Alabama, Bobby wades among 275,000 catfish during feeding time, and discovers how each fish scooped from the pond becomes a fillet within an hour.

The epic tragedy of Medusa, the most infamous female fiend in Greek mythology whose look turned every living thing to stone. But what is the true story behind the myth? Are there clues in the night sky to the origins of the tale?

The ability to react and move can mean the difference between life and death in the animal kingdom. Some animals have evolved into championship fliers, swimmers, and runners.

One ancient genius managed to build a cannon that could fire a projectile using the power of steam! We reveal an ancient troop ship mightier than an aircraft carrier, and death rays that could burn enemy ships.