Sky History 2 HD Friday

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Sky History 2 HD
6:00 AM
Strangest Things
An intriguing artefact in a museum in Southwark, south London
7:00 AM
Strangest Things
Perplexing and unusual historical objects
8:00 AM
Mysteries from Above
How the pyramids of Giza could be a giant map of the stars
9:00 AM
Hitler's British Island
Part one of two. Nazi control of the Channel Island of Alderney
10:00 AM
Hitler's British Island
Part two of two. Nazi control of the Channel Island of Alderney
11:00 AM
Ancient Aliens
Experts investigate whether alien life forms are thriving in Earth's seas
12:00 PM
Ancient Aliens
Crop circles
1:00 PM
Alien Files: Unsealed
Experts open previously off-limits secret files on extraterrestrial life
2:00 PM
Invasion: The Normans
Part one of two. The 12th-century Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland
3:00 PM
Invasion: The Normans
Part two of two. Henry II arrives to take control of Ireland
4:00 PM
Strangest Things
An intriguing artefact in a museum in Southwark, south London
5:00 PM
Strangest Things
Perplexing and unusual historical objects
6:00 PM
Mysteries from Above
How the pyramids of Giza could be a giant map of the stars
7:00 PM
Hitler's British Island
Part one of two. Nazi control of the Channel Island of Alderney
8:00 PM
Hitler's British Island
Part two of two. Nazi control of the Channel Island of Alderney
9:00 PM
The Egyptian Book of the Dead
A version of the ancient text
11:00 PM
Ancient Aliens
Experts investigate whether alien life forms are thriving in Earth's seas
12:00 AM
Ancient Aliens
Crop circles
1:00 AM
Alien Files: Unsealed
Experts open previously off-limits secret files on extraterrestrial life
2:00 AM
Secrets of Great British Castles
The history of Stirling Castle
3:00 AM
Secrets of Great British Castles
The history of Carrickfergus Castle in Co Antrim
4:00 AM
Weird Britain
The biggest search for the Loch Ness Monster undertaken in 50 years
5:00 AM
Rust Valley Restorers
Mike helps to restore a 1971 Super Bee
6:00 AM
Ancient Aliens
Experts investigate whether alien life forms are thriving in Earth's seas