Sky History Sunday

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs in the east of Britain, where finds include new revelations from a 3,000-year-old preserved village in Cambridgeshire

Brandi is relieved after picking up a locker in Placentia. Rene goes to the office to quickly flip his money and Kenny struggles just to get through his unit

Lisa gets clinical with her find, forcing her to take a closer look. The new guy pays heavily for a unit, while Brandi and Rene struggle

Brandi makes the best of a bad situation in Fullerton. Ivy snipes one locker and grabs a second, knocking out the competition

With temperatures soaring in Moreno Valley, Kenny fights the heat by providing everyone with popsicles. Rene brings along his daughter, Tatiana

It's a scorcher in Banning, making Kenny dress for the occasion hoping to channel a Caribbean breeze. Rene is on the hunt for hot collectibles

The blazing heat in Riverside inspires Lisa and Kenny to break out the parasols. Dusty wears his intuition on his sleeve and Ivy releases the hounds

A vintage Versace collection stuns Chum, while a guitar signed by Aerosmith's Joe Perry is brought in. Plus, Corey unboxes a skateboard signed by Carrie Fisher

Rick and Chum rack up points testing the merch at a pinball paradise, while Corey saddles up to an obscure piece of Second World War history

When a seller brings in a World Wrestling Federation figurine, Chum looks to a higher authority. Plus, Rick takes a stab at a 19th-century knife pistol

The role that planners, designers, architects and builders played in shaping the Second World War, thus helping Adolf Hitler retain power, starting with Albert Speer

Wernher von Braun was vital to Nasa's Apollo 11 mission to put a man on the moon. However, this 'American hero' had his Nazi past kept under wraps

A profile of scientist Walter Heisenberg, who was key in the Nazis' efforts to building an atomic bomb, asking how close he was to achieving his goal

Hans Kammler's fingerprints can be found all over the Third Reich's most prestigious and deadly engineering projects, including rockets and concentration camps

How the designer of one of the most popular car brands in history, Ferdinand Porsche, would not have seen his success without the support of Adolf Hitler

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

Ancient remains, rare tools, a sabre-toothed kitten and a silver hoard reveal secrets of the past

Quaint mansion RAF Rudloe Manor in Wiltshire, a suspected epicentre of British research into UFOs since the Second World War

Ancient Hindu Vedas, thousands of years old, describe gods who traveled in flying machines and wielded extraordinary technology on Earth

Bradley Walsh investigates UFO mysteries above and below the waves, from military encounters and secret files to strange discoveries beneath the Baltic Sea

Part one of two. Sixty years on, Tony's close encounter has become an obsession. Pilot David presents photographic evidence of the UFO he almost crashed into

Satellites orbiting the planet more eyes on Earth's vast, unexplored areas of land and sea - revealing baffling new anomalies

Documentary series exploring anomalies appearing on satellite images to try and get a better understanding of unexplained phenomena

A vintage Versace collection stuns Chum, while a guitar signed by Aerosmith's Joe Perry is brought in. Plus, Corey unboxes a skateboard signed by Carrie Fisher

Rick and Chum rack up points testing the merch at a pinball paradise, while Corey saddles up to an obscure piece of Second World War history

When a seller brings in a World Wrestling Federation figurine, Chum looks to a higher authority. Plus, Rick takes a stab at a 19th-century knife pistol

Ancient Hindu Vedas, thousands of years old, describe gods who traveled in flying machines and wielded extraordinary technology on Earth

Ancient remains, rare tools, a sabre-toothed kitten and a silver hoard reveal secrets of the past