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The suggestion that some animals may have been planted on Earth by aliens as part of an experiment to shape life on Earth

Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that extraterrestrials designed the human body to be a vessel for otherworldly entities

Archaeological sites and historic wonders, from ancient standing-stone circles to the ruins of castles and dwellings that ancient Britons occupied for generations

In Montana, cousins Penny and Craig Weibert may be closing in on the priceless cache of weapons stripped from Custer's soldiers in the aftermath of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

It's a fiery fight when the glassblowers are challenged to pinch, pluck and perfect molten glass into a sculpture that shows the body in movement

The two finalists compete in a final challenge gallery showing, and one will be named the Blown Away Champion and receive a $60,000 prize package

The suggestion that some animals may have been planted on Earth by aliens as part of an experiment to shape life on Earth

Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that extraterrestrials designed the human body to be a vessel for otherworldly entities

A visit to the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, home of the 5,000-year-old standing stones of Callanish, traditional Scottish blackhouses and cut peat

Guided by Native American legend, the team of archaeologists, historians and investigators unearths a Custer-era bullet at the edge of the battlefield

The Bell UH-1 Huey helicopter, which became synonymous with the Vietnam War, being used to transport troops and equipment as well as for air-assault missions

How the bombing of Tokyo demonstrated the power of the B-29 bomber. The cost of creating this machine exceeded that of the Manhattan Project, which developed the first atomic bomb

The hunt for treasures lost in time. The onset of a violent storm announced the discovery of the largest Anglo-Saxon hoard ever uncovered in Staffordshire

Documentary series exploring the role of trains in the major conflicts of the past 150 years. This instalment considers the First World War of 1914 to 1918

The hunting of Jack the Ripper from space, the battle of the big guns in the land of the Bible, the clash of the mega-beasts, and a visitation from another galaxy

At the sacrificial alter El Castillo, researchers find new evidence that could shed light on the Maya - a sacred well at Chichen Itza where thousands were deposited

Experts analyse the remains of two Viking boats, that were filled with dead bodies

The fate of mankind's machinery of war in a hypothetical world without people, as Pearl Harbour comes under attack and snow causes urban avalanches

Members of a family experience paranormal activity - including the spirit of an old lady - in their house built on a hospital campus

The suggestion that some animals may have been planted on Earth by aliens as part of an experiment to shape life on Earth

Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that extraterrestrials designed the human body to be a vessel for otherworldly entities

A look at UFO sightings, terrifying abductions and other bizarre occurrences, casting new light on historic cases

The Bell UH-1 Huey helicopter, which became synonymous with the Vietnam War, being used to transport troops and equipment as well as for air-assault missions

How the bombing of Tokyo demonstrated the power of the B-29 bomber. The cost of creating this machine exceeded that of the Manhattan Project, which developed the first atomic bomb

The hunt for treasures lost in time. The onset of a violent storm announced the discovery of the largest Anglo-Saxon hoard ever uncovered in Staffordshire

The documentary explores Japanese legends about the Kami, indigenous 'gods' to whom extraordinary large memorials have been created across the country