Sky History 2 HD Wednesday

The actor examines some unusual dwellings, that are so beyond odd, that they are truly unbelievable.

This latest collection of objects comprises an intriguing 35,000-year-old box, a steam-powered gun and a monument that may have been an Aztec throne

Photographs of a 25-mile structure known as the eye of the Sahara, and an extraordinary cloud emanating from an island in the Indian Ocean

How speed has become a decisive feature in war's evolution - from the chariot that brought greater mobility to small handguns like Samuel Colt's revolver

How new weapons with immense force define the wars of the 20th century. International experts test the catastrophic effects of destructive weaponry

A team of ancient alien theorists explores the nothon that ghosts and angels could actually be visitors from other-worldly realms

Experts contemplate whether Hawaii's islands may once have been inhabited by extraterrestrials and examine whether its volcanoes could provide a portal between space and time

Events involving military and intelligence agencies, with suggestions of cover-ups relating to two unexplained incidents in the east of England in 1956 and 1980

Experts seek a lost garden planted in 1592 as part of a three-day party commemorating the defeat of the Spanish Armada, an event attended by Elizabeth I

The River Hunters head to Canterbury, where they're granted special permission to search the River Stour for relics left behind by 12th-century pilgrims in the River Stour

The actor examines some unusual dwellings, that are so beyond odd, that they are truly unbelievable.

This latest collection of objects comprises an intriguing 35,000-year-old box, a steam-powered gun and a monument that may have been an Aztec throne

Photographs of a 25-mile structure known as the eye of the Sahara, and an extraordinary cloud emanating from an island in the Indian Ocean

How speed has become a decisive feature in war's evolution - from the chariot that brought greater mobility to small handguns like Samuel Colt's revolver

How new weapons with immense force define the wars of the 20th century. International experts test the catastrophic effects of destructive weaponry

Recreating the extraordinary world of structures built by pagans around 5,000 years ago, which include Woodhenge and Silbury Hill, and examining how the feats were completed

Drama-documentary telling the story of the Roman Empire. Emperor Trajan throws his great games of AD 107, and the crowd is treated to a rare spectacle - female gladiators

A team of ancient alien theorists explores the nothon that ghosts and angels could actually be visitors from other-worldly realms

Experts contemplate whether Hawaii's islands may once have been inhabited by extraterrestrials and examine whether its volcanoes could provide a portal between space and time

Events involving military and intelligence agencies, with suggestions of cover-ups relating to two unexplained incidents in the east of England in 1956 and 1980

Experts seek a lost garden planted in 1592 as part of a three-day party commemorating the defeat of the Spanish Armada, an event attended by Elizabeth I

The River Hunters head to Canterbury, where they're granted special permission to search the River Stour for relics left behind by 12th-century pilgrims in the River Stour

Cameras capture the good, the bad and the ugly as, in an unprecedented live event, Ton and Allen attend an exclusive high-end auction and attempt to turn a profit in just one hour

Veterans and historians tell the story of the Thai-Burma railway and the countless prisoners of war and slave labourers who died building it