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Decoding The Pyramids
For thousands of years, Egypt’s pyramids have dominated the landscape — yet their architecture still raises profound questions. Decoding The Pyramids examines their design, orientation, internal spaces and hidden details, using archaeology and modern science to investigate what these extraordinary monuments can tell us about the civilisation that created them.
History: Lost in Translation
What if history hasn’t always meant what we think it means? Professor Rupert Heath returns to original texts to investigate how translation has shaped our understanding of the past, uncovering ambiguities, altered meanings and overlooked details that could cast familiar historical stories in an entirely new light.
Impossible Villages: Life on The Edge
High above valleys, clinging to cliffs and isolated beyond treacherous mountain trails, extraordinary communities have made their homes where settlement seems almost impossible. Journey to some of the world’s most inaccessible villages and discover the ingenuity, resilience and traditions required to build a life at the very edge.
How The Vikings Lived
Step beyond the legends of warriors and raiders to discover the real lives of the Vikings. Through expert insight, authentic reconstruction and hands-on experimentation, experience the food, clothing, craftsmanship, hunting, seafaring and traditions that shaped everyday life across the Viking world.
Uncovering The Past
Across the world, archaeologists are opening windows into forgotten lives. Uncovering The Past joins remarkable excavations as ancient objects and structures emerge from the earth, capturing the excitement of discovery before following the evidence to reveal the people, events and civilisations hidden beneath our feet.
The Man With No Face
It begins with an old family photograph and a man whose face cannot be seen. Determined to discover his identity, one woman begins a deeply personal investigation into her family’s past — only to uncover an extraordinary trail of secrets, surprises and connections that reaches far beyond anything she imagined.
The Front Line: In Their Own Words
They witnessed the Second World War from its most dangerous places. In powerful first-hand testimony, veterans recount the reality of combat, from fear and exhaustion to extraordinary moments of courage and comradeship, while remarkable archive footage brings their memories of life on the front line vividly into focus.
Masters of Iron
Fire, iron, hammer and anvil: for centuries, the blacksmith stood at the heart of human progress. Masters of Iron explores the extraordinary history of the forge, revealing the techniques, knowledge and craftsmanship behind the tools, weapons and objects that helped build and transform the world.