Sky History 2 Tuesday

Experts examine artifacts claimed to be from the Bible, assessing their authenticity and potential divine power

Matty Blake goes blackwater river diving with firefighter Matt Howell in Virginia to search for the legendary Revolutionary War treasure of British Army General Charles Cornwallis

Scientists study claims of a dead mermaid discovered and preserved in Japan. Plus a glowing-eyed sea creature captured on video chasing a motorboat

How icons of the Royal Navy in different eras - the Belfast and the Harrier - have earned their place in history for different reasons

How two of the most produced combat machines in the Second World War managed to stay relevant until the end of the conflict through constant modernisation and new variants

Giorgio Tsoukalos studies India's Sanskrit texts, which are filled with descriptions of brain surgery, flying crafts, nuclear physics, and other advanced sciences

Giorgio Tsoukalos questions whether Earth's stone monoliths were built with extra terrestrial help

Alien encounters have offered a possible glimpse into the secrets of interstellar navigation. Giorgio Tsoukalos contemplates whether this might one day ensure mankind's survival

Giorgio Tsoukalos reveals how advances in technology have given unprecedented access to distant galaxies that may harbour life. However, alien life may be found closer to home

Dan Jones explores Arundel Castle, in West Sussex, which has been the seat of the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for over 850 years

Hugh Dennis and a team of archaeologists excavate back gardens around Britain, beginning in Falkirk, where they attempt to uncover a Roman fort

Experts examine artifacts claimed to be from the Bible, assessing their authenticity and potential divine power

Matty Blake goes blackwater river diving with firefighter Matt Howell in Virginia to search for the legendary Revolutionary War treasure of British Army General Charles Cornwallis

Scientists study claims of a dead mermaid discovered and preserved in Japan. Plus a glowing-eyed sea creature captured on video chasing a motorboat

How icons of the Royal Navy in different eras - the Belfast and the Harrier - have earned their place in history for different reasons

How two of the most produced combat machines in the Second World War managed to stay relevant until the end of the conflict through constant modernisation and new variants

Revelation is the most terrifying book in the Bible, describing mankind's final days. But who will survive God's wrath? And when will it happen?

Examining whether a manuscript discovered in the Vatican library in 1994 could be the work of Nostradamus's son, and investigating the likelihood of its chilling prophecy

Giorgio Tsoukalos studies India's Sanskrit texts, which are filled with descriptions of brain surgery, flying crafts, nuclear physics, and other advanced sciences

Giorgio Tsoukalos questions whether Earth's stone monoliths were built with extra terrestrial help

Alien encounters have offered a possible glimpse into the secrets of interstellar navigation. Giorgio Tsoukalos contemplates whether this might one day ensure mankind's survival

Giorgio Tsoukalos reveals how advances in technology have given unprecedented access to distant galaxies that may harbour life. However, alien life may be found closer to home

Dan Jones explores Arundel Castle, in West Sussex, which has been the seat of the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for over 850 years

Hugh Dennis and a team of archaeologists excavate back gardens around Britain, beginning in Falkirk, where they attempt to uncover a Roman fort

Allen Haff and Ton Jones investigate one of America's oldest storage facilities, where they uncover a whaling harpoon and a rare US flag

Allen Haff and Ton Jones discover a Second World War tank barrel after outbidding the competition in Worcester, Massachusetts

Stories of espionage at sea, including deadly U-boat cat-and-mouse games, the sinking of the Lusitania, a gun-smuggling private yacht and liners-turned-troopships