Sky History HD Tuesday

New painter Neil takes a perfectionist approach to re-painting Connor's '66 Chevelle Malibu. Mike worries that his car collection won't sell for much

Three hardcore mining teams battle it out on the one patch of gold-rich-land to see who can unearth the biggest nuggets and the most gold

Three hardcore mining teams battle it out on the one patch of gold-rich-land to see who can unearth the biggest nuggets and the most gold

Blacksmith Alec Steele attempts to serve up two throwing weapons - a fearsome spear and a traditional Chinese rope dart

Rick gets a shot at an original Eastman Kodak camera, while Corey has a sweet tooth for an unopened box of 1980s Star Wars candy

Buyers discover surprises in Garden Grove. Ivy explores office equipment uses and Dusty stirs things up while learning what makes someone a jerk

Lisa hustles on a calm Long Beach day. Ivy and Pops make a vacation stop and outdo other buyers. Elsewhere, Dave starts strong, but gets playful

Fritz Todt was the man tasked with the Nazis' engineering projects, including the autobahn and the West Wall defences. He died, mysteriously, in 1942

During World War I, soldiers reported seeing spectral bowmen and an angel on the battlefield at Mons. Was this a product of propaganda or an actual vision witnessed in the chaos?

Extraordinary curiosities that were once concealed within the planet's desert sands, only to be finally brought to light by the elements themselves

How influential and powerful people try to spread their own truth by any means. In times of war, lies serve to justify bloodshed and to disguise the facts

Wars and conflicts are often fought under the guise of religion. Rudolph Herzog analyses how faith has been functionalised for worldly interests throughout history

How money plays a decisive role in the battle between truth and lies, as the powerful have used their wealth to influence all areas of social interaction in their favour

Mike Wolfe and Jersey Jon turbo-pick a mint-condition stockpile in Tennessee. Later, in Kentucky, they unearth a bonanza of vintage treasures at a 1950s drive-in

Four bladesmiths must forge judge Ben Abbott's favourite blade, the Celtic Ring Knife, using the San Mai technique. The last two re-create Irish ring-hilted swords

In Staffordshire, Andy McGrath joins forces with Dr Kate Cherrell to explore the legends of the Kidsgrove boggart and a haunted canal

During World War I, soldiers reported seeing spectral bowmen and an angel on the battlefield at Mons. Was this a product of propaganda or an actual vision witnessed in the chaos?

Extraordinary curiosities that were once concealed within the planet's desert sands, only to be finally brought to light by the elements themselves

The fate of Pharaoh Ramses III has been clouded by rumours of a family plot against him. This film explores the tomb and uncovers evidence to support this

How influential and powerful people try to spread their own truth by any means. In times of war, lies serve to justify bloodshed and to disguise the facts

Wars and conflicts are often fought under the guise of religion. Rudolph Herzog analyses how faith has been functionalised for worldly interests throughout history

How money plays a decisive role in the battle between truth and lies, as the powerful have used their wealth to influence all areas of social interaction in their favour

During World War I, soldiers reported seeing spectral bowmen and an angel on the battlefield at Mons. Was this a product of propaganda or an actual vision witnessed in the chaos?

In Staffordshire, Andy McGrath joins forces with Dr Kate Cherrell to explore the legends of the Kidsgrove boggart and a haunted canal

Rick gets a shot at an original Eastman Kodak camera, while Corey has a sweet tooth for an unopened box of 1980s Star Wars candy

Mike Wolfe and Jersey Jon turbo-pick a mint-condition stockpile in Tennessee. Later, in Kentucky, they unearth a bonanza of vintage treasures at a 1950s drive-in