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Examining how chewy chocolate treats, nutty health bars, creamy orange bonbons and popular zesty condiments reach the masses

A look at how gummy worms, crunchy golden tacos, aromatic curry and Easter eggs are made

Marine geologist Robert Ballard explores a well-preserved Byzantine wreck in the Black Sea, using a cutting-edge robot to excavate the site and collect samples and artefacts

How the 2008 discovery of a boy's skeleton in the Malapa caves near Johannesburg led scientists to reassess their theories about how prehistoric species lived and died

Archaeologist Pepi Papakosta goes in search of the conqueror's final resting place in an Egyptian city he founded, discovering a rare marble statue and a network of secret tunnels

A look at the monarch's life, examining claims of illegitimacy, adultery and even the possibility that she was a man

Intrepid marine archaeologists shine a new light on graves long lost to the depths, coaxing secrets from their forgotten bones

An investigation into the mysterious disappearance in 1945 of Nazi submarine U-745, whose captain's frozen body was later found off Foglo island in Finland

Dr Robert Ballard dives beneath the surface of Turkish waters to find ships and submarines wrecked during the First World War, revealing the stories of their crews

In 1943, Hitler is desperately trying to change the course of the war, while the Allies prepare to rid the world of the Nazi leader once and for all

It's 1944, and as the Allied forces take over the West and Nazis retreat in the East, Hitler leads his country to its ruin from his underground bunker

A rogue current and powerful waves force Cyril and his team into the path of poachers, illegally hunting in the Bijagos' waters

In 1982, a delayed flight from the US capital crashed into a bridge on the River Potomac. All but five of the passengers perished under the water. How did this happen?

Part one of two. Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi begins to unravel the extraordinary truth behind the legend of Tutankhamun, investigating the pharaoh's curse

Part two of two. Ella Al-Shamahi dives deeper into the truth behind Tutankhamun's curse - can modern science can explain a number of the deaths attributed to it?

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb and Joe Crowley revisit European history's most outlandish executions, including that of Nazi Amon Goeth and the legendary Viking warlord Ragnar Lodbrok

When human remains are found on an Italian glacier, researchers are shocked to discover that they belong to the oldest ice mummy ever seen

HSI agents pursue a drug smuggler through a car park, while CBP uncovers a shipment of ancient artefacts

Mariana investigates international criminal syndicates targeting elderly Americans with inheritance scams and conning them into becoming drug mules

The team tries to convince the owner of an old Maryland silk mill to sell the property when one-of-a-kind items are discovered inside

Jay makes a big find under a pile of rubble in an 18th-century mill, including a set of antique tiles with an estimated value of $140 each

Visit Jack Daniels' Tennessee headquarters as they celebrate the 100th birthday of Coca-Cola's iconic contour bottle; and bite into an all-beef Hollywood frank

Find out how Dunkin' Donuts serves up 1.8 billion cups of coffee per year, and follow surf clams as they're transformed into hearty New England chowder

Bidders vie for an 18th-century flintlock. The four-barrel gun was so complex and expensive to produce that only the wealthy could afford one, making such items highly desirable

Sean Rich finds a simple Italian flintlock that hides a deep valuable secret in Colorado where the team also discovers a Second World War searchlight

Dr Kelleher returns to treat an array of patients in the hopes of reuniting them with their loving owners

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