Sky History 2 Wednesday

Documentary charting the fate of the MTS Oceanos, a French-built and Greek-owned cruise ship that sank off the coast of South Africa in 1991 after suffering uncontrolled flooding

In Madagascar, paleontologists discover an near-perfect fossil unlike any known animal, and bizarre stone spheres are found in Costa Rica

A huge chasm appears in a remote part of the Siberian forest - locals call it to a gate to the underworld

The theories surrounding the death of Hermann Goering, who managed to cheat the hangman by taking a cyanide capsule on the day before his scheduled death

The theories, conspiracies and facts relating to Rudolf Hess's dramatic flight to Scotland in 1941 and his subsequent death in Spandau prison

An exploration of the idea that advanced knowledge and technology in ancient civilisations came from extraterrestrial contact

An analysis of ancient monuments, questioning what compelled man to move colossal stones long distances to build remarkably similar structures all around the world

Alice Roberts joins archaeologists in the North as they uncover Roman writing tablets, a lost monastery and a rare Bronze Age weapons hoard

Professor Alice Roberts follows archaeologists as they unearth Britain's most spectacular iron-age grave, a chariot burial in East Yorkshire

Documentary charting the fate of the MTS Oceanos, a French-built and Greek-owned cruise ship that sank off the coast of South Africa in 1991 after suffering uncontrolled flooding

In Madagascar, paleontologists discover an near-perfect fossil unlike any known animal, and bizarre stone spheres are found in Costa Rica

A huge chasm appears in a remote part of the Siberian forest - locals call it to a gate to the underworld

The theories surrounding the death of Hermann Goering, who managed to cheat the hangman by taking a cyanide capsule on the day before his scheduled death

The theories, conspiracies and facts relating to Rudolf Hess's dramatic flight to Scotland in 1941 and his subsequent death in Spandau prison

Elite Greek army the Sacred Band, which was formed by the city of Thebes in 379BCE to defend itself from Sparta

An exploration of the idea that advanced knowledge and technology in ancient civilisations came from extraterrestrial contact

An analysis of ancient monuments, questioning what compelled man to move colossal stones long distances to build remarkably similar structures all around the world

Alice Roberts joins archaeologists in the North as they uncover Roman writing tablets, a lost monastery and a rare Bronze Age weapons hoard

Professor Alice Roberts follows archaeologists as they unearth Britain's most spectacular iron-age grave, a chariot burial in East Yorkshire

Part two of two. Car builder Ian Roussel attempts to finish his wild concept car in time and debut it at a premier car show on the West Coast

An exploration of 3,000 years of ancient Egyptian history through the amazing stories of 10 of its most famous and spectacular buildings