Sky History 2 Sunday

Experts make surprising discoveries as they explore the ancient past for evidence of alien overseers

Examining the notion that the forces of inspiration the ancients attributed to the gods actually emanated from an otherworldly source

Alice Roberts travels to Bamburgh, Northumberland, to learn about the generations of Anglo Saxons who lived there, and visits a pioneering project in Kent

Alice Roberts finds out about discoveries that shed light on the Tudor Age, including an excavation at Shakespeare's first theatre in London's Shoreditch

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 1866 Fetterman Fight, aka the Fetterman Massacre, when a group of infantry, cavalry and civilians was wiped out by Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes

How, in the fertile expanse of Northern Wyoming, small-time ranchers, led by Nate Champion, united to protect their rights to graze cattle on the open range

Rob Bell visits Bosworth Field, the site of the final battle of the Wars of the Roses, where Richard III was overthrown and the Tudor dynasty came to power

Experts make surprising discoveries as they explore the ancient past for evidence of alien overseers

Examining the notion that the forces of inspiration the ancients attributed to the gods actually emanated from an otherworldly source

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs in Buckinghamshire, Somerset, Dorset and Northumberland, finding out about discoveries that shed new light on British history

Alice Roberts visits Happisburgh in Norfolk, where rare artefacts challenge the belief that the earliest human beings would not have been able to survive in northern Europe

Reconstructing the 1944 battle of Leyte Gulf using CGI animation to re-create one of the Second World War's largest sea battles between America and Japan

Tori Herridge and a team of scientists examines remains found at a Roman cemetery in Amesbury, Wiltshire, including a body that was stabbed and beheaded after it was buried

Police officers and witnesses reflect on David Copeland's series of nail bomb attacks in 1999, when blasts around London killed three people and injured more than 100

Documentary delving into the unsolved murder of Crimewatch presenter and newsreader Jill Dando, who was shot outside her house in Fulham, west London, in April 1999

Witnesses and the relatives of victims reflect on the murder of 16 children and a teacher at Dunblane Primary School in 1996

Experts make surprising discoveries as they explore the ancient past for evidence of alien overseers

Examining the notion that the forces of inspiration the ancients attributed to the gods actually emanated from an otherworldly source

The story of the USS Enterprise and the role the ship played in the Gilbert Islands invasion during the Second World War, becoming the first to receive a Presidential Unit Citation

With reference to events in Afghanistan, this programme contemplates whether the US should be blamed for the rise of Islamic terrorism

How revolutionary ship design helped Sir John Hawkins and Sir Francis Drake lead England to defeat the Spanish Armada and become a world power

A look at the case of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh, who showed a client round a house in Fulham in July 1986 and was never seen again. Dermot Murnaghan hosts

Explorations of Seahenge's timber circle, an unusual Ukrainian canoe, ancient remains in a mudslide and a relic from Lake Mead's dry bed

Whistle-blower accounts about extraterrestrial presence on Earth, crashed UFOs, recovered alien entities, and claims about how governments go to great lengths to discredit them