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Discover how eco-friendly coffee pods, addictive gyoza dumplings and moon cheese are created from raw materials to finished products

Discover how single sturgeon can produce a bowl of sustainable caviar worth $12,000 and discover the secret to making decadent ice wine truffles

Off the coast of Sweden, experts search for the battleship the Mars, which vanished more than 450 years ago and is shrouded in legend and mystery

The siege of Paris in 885, which was just part of the Vikings' persistent and bloody attacks on Francia

Political turmoil in Norway leads the Vikings to journey west. On their travels, they become the first Europeans to reach North America

How the Viking Empire came to an end with the Normans finally gaining control of the English Kingdom in 1066

6000 years ago, the Sumerians built the world's first cities. Explore new discoveries about their civilization and its impact on Biblical writers

Nineveh and Babylon were superpowers of the ancient world, so why did the Bible's writers see them as cities of sin? What were they really like?

British museum curator Irving Finkel and his team try to rebuild Noah's Ark, based on a clay tablet that had been gathering dust for 40 years in a suburban London home

Engineer and explorer Albert Lin heads to the Burkhan Khaldun mountain, as he goes in search of the Mongol leader's body in a bid to preserve his burial site

An investigation into the lives of Jesus' 12 apostles in the decades following his death, a period of time that saw Christianity spread at astonishing speed

British Airways Flight 38's crash-landing at Heathrow in January 2008, before which the aircraft missed the tops of houses by only 200ft as it struggled to reach the airport

Experts investigate what caused the explosion of Itavia Flight 870, which crashed into the Tyrrhenian Sea between Ponza and Ustica in June 1980

How Dr Robert Ballard inadvertently located the wreck of the ill-fated liner while conducting a covert investigation for the US Navy during the Cold War

Documentary exploring the wreck of the famous ship, using 3D images of what it looks like now and computer techniques to 'drain' the bow and stern to give a much clearer picture

The first manned mission to the Titanic in nearly 15 years, using a specially equipped sub to scan the wreckage and gain a fuller picture of the disaster

Construction fails happen every day, but sometimes the damage is catastrophic. Investigate the most spectacular mishaps - and how the disaster could have been averted

Investigators struggle to explain why PenAir 3296 failed to stop after landing at a famously tricky Alaskan airport - until they uncover the truth

CBP officers in McAllen shut down the port over a potential bomb threat. HSI San Diego conducts a sting operation to arrest fentanyl traffickers

Documentary following Danley Demolition crew as it rescues treasure from destruction, beginning with a successful bid on a property, which is then razed to the ground

The team discovers a German machine gun, capable of shooting up to 1,500 bullets per minute and some letters from the Civil War

Sean Rich estimates the value of a derringer pistol, while the team examines a Captain America comic book that a fan went to great lengths to get hold of

A look at how certain foods are made in factories, including spanakopita, ginger snaps, tartufo and apple juice

A look at how certain foods are made in factories, including tofu, soy beans and biscotti

Monkey the anxious bush baby has been harming his tail. Will Dr K have to amputate?

A baby skunk has a bloated belly, and a rabbit has severe swelling in his jaw which could kill him if left untreated