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Experts investigate the similarities in burial tombs from distant cultures, and question whether aliens could have influenced their complicated designs

Investigations into whether prophets such as Elijah and Joseph Smith communicated with a heavenly source, or came into contact with extraterrestrials

An exploration of crime and punishment in ancient Egypt. The topic features homicidal royalty, rampant tomb raiding and acts of extreme punishment

The comedian meets up with Germany's self-appointed comedy ambassador to the UK, Henning Wehn, to pick through the bad blood between the two nations

A look at Cleveland National Forest, where reports of gun-wielding ghosts, savage creatures and otherworldly portals are rife

A trip through the ginormous forest in Arizona. Strange encounters rumoured to have happened there include an alien abduction

Experts investigate the similarities in burial tombs from distant cultures, and question whether aliens could have influenced their complicated designs

Investigations into whether prophets such as Elijah and Joseph Smith communicated with a heavenly source, or came into contact with extraterrestrials

Experts use cutting-edge science to investigate the mysteries of ancient Egypt's elite, including Ramesses II, Imhotep, and the first female pharaoh

Part one of two. Experts construct an extraterrestrial spaceship, based on reported UFO sightings, while astronomers, physicists and engineers try to rationalise such occurrences

The mighty Inca Empire and its accomplishments, including the construction of their awe-inspiring buildings in Cusco and Machu Picchu

Ten glassblowers take up the challenge to make a piece of art that represents who they are, by using photographs from their past

One of the world's most innovative chefs has a surprising food-themed challenge for the nine remaining glassblowers

Alice Roberts explores the UK's past through the stories of its towns, beginning with Chester, examining its Roman heritage by delving into the town's history

A hunt to recover the treasures of the Aztec Empire, sneaked out by Emperor Montezuma and his people in the 16th century into what is now the American Southwest

A visit to the land beyond the coastal fringe, to the vast expanses of Australia where cattle outnumbers people, but those who live here have extraordinary UFO stories to tell

On a visit to San Bernardino, California, Ton Jones uncovers a Victorian pepper-box revolver - but the weapon will only turn a profit if he manages to make it capable of firing

Allen Haff and Ton Jones head to downtown Los Angeles, where they uncover a rare copper cash converter and a 1970s German H&K P7 pistol

The quest continues in the Red Sea off the coast of Egypt, a deeply personal journey given Ross' grandfather fought in the North Africa campaign during the Second World War

Ancient human remains found in the Peruvian highlands, underwater Roman ruins uncovered in Tunisia and strange sounds in the Mongolian desert are investigated

Enormous wild hogs found in the US. The wonder is whether these creatures are being fattened up in a pen or have somehow reached gigantic proportions in the wild

Experts investigate the similarities in burial tombs from distant cultures, and question whether aliens could have influenced their complicated designs

Investigations into whether prophets such as Elijah and Joseph Smith communicated with a heavenly source, or came into contact with extraterrestrials

As one of their most controversial scientists, Walter Heisenberg was key in the Nazis' efforts to build an atomic bomb. How close was he to achieving his goal?

Part two of two. European colonisation of the Pacific, which began in the 16th century when the Spanish established a galleon route between the Philippines and Acapulco

Ten glassblowers take up the challenge to make a piece of art that represents who they are, by using photographs from their past

One of the world's most innovative chefs has a surprising food-themed challenge for the nine remaining glassblowers

Alice Roberts explores the UK's past through the stories of its towns, beginning with Chester, examining its Roman heritage by delving into the town's history

The hundreds of gigantic lines, some in the shape of animals, geometric patterns and even an alien-like being, that extend through a Peruvian desert, known as the Nazca Lines