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Tthe world's most unusual and fascinating customs, including riding tree trunks down slopes, hosting a buffet for monkeys and a food fight of epic proportions

A strange set of objects were found in the Great Pyramid in Giza, including a two-pronged bronze hook with two pins sticking into it

Documentary series focusing on six unfathomable mysteries - from a gigantic tsunami that never hits land, to a sinister blood-red lake in war-torn Baghdad

The connection between the development of military devices and the aftermath of their usage - dynamics that shaped several millennia of human fate

Experts take a look at the weapons dominating from the skies, focusing on the operating principles of arrows, rockets, and bombs

Experts examine strange stone structures on New England and New York's landscapes, contemplating whether they offer clues of alien visitors to Earth

Serpent gods are found in many religious texts, but could these stories be describing reptile-like extraterrestrials, and are they still here today?

A look at the 1974 Coyame and 2007 Xilitla UFO crash cases in Mexico, where the Mexican and US military reportedly recovered wreckage material

Helen Skelton and Alex Langlands explore the history of Stonehenge, examining the stones that make up the structure, their acoustic properties, and how they were transported

Rick Edwards and Beau Ouimette embark on an epic search through the River Ouse in Yorkshire, in a bid to find evidence of Viking life

Tthe world's most unusual and fascinating customs, including riding tree trunks down slopes, hosting a buffet for monkeys and a food fight of epic proportions

A strange set of objects were found in the Great Pyramid in Giza, including a two-pronged bronze hook with two pins sticking into it

Documentary series focusing on six unfathomable mysteries - from a gigantic tsunami that never hits land, to a sinister blood-red lake in war-torn Baghdad

The connection between the development of military devices and the aftermath of their usage - dynamics that shaped several millennia of human fate

Experts take a look at the weapons dominating from the skies, focusing on the operating principles of arrows, rockets, and bombs

The impact of increased law enforcement efforts on the five New York City Mafia families and how they adapted to stay in business - and out of jail

Experts examine strange stone structures on New England and New York's landscapes, contemplating whether they offer clues of alien visitors to Earth

Serpent gods are found in many religious texts, but could these stories be describing reptile-like extraterrestrials, and are they still here today?

A look at the 1974 Coyame and 2007 Xilitla UFO crash cases in Mexico, where the Mexican and US military reportedly recovered wreckage material

Helen Skelton and Alex Langlands explore the history of Stonehenge, examining the stones that make up the structure, their acoustic properties, and how they were transported

Rick Edwards and Beau Ouimette embark on an epic search through the River Ouse in Yorkshire, in a bid to find evidence of Viking life

Allen Haff, Ton Jones and their feisty new assistant find a pair of high-tech gadgets and a vintage sled at a lively auction in Honolulu

Allen Haff and Ton Jones put their bidding skills to the test against Hawaiian locals, and discover a vintage motor scooter and some antique Polynesian tattoo tools

Maritime history's most effective lightning strikes, such as how the French frigate Nivôse set a trap to lure Somali pirates and a surprise attack on Tokyo in 1942