Erweiterte Suche

David Olusoga investigates the residents of an 18th-century house in Bristol over time, uncovering stories of piracy, an abandoned baby, a notorious political writer and a runaway slave.

What destroyed America's first great empire? Was it a drought? A civil war? Or a natural disaster of biblical proportions?

After personally investing in a treasure hunt off the coast of Florida, Marty Lagina and Craig Tester are thrilled when their search uncovers rare and historical artifacts. But the duo must quickly come to terms with the complicated world of treasure ownership.

The Klinge brothers investigate Granbury Opera House in Granbury Texas, believed to be where John Wilkes Booth's alias John St. Helen performed after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Then they head to Garfield Furniture in Enid, Oklahoma, the former site of a Grand Avenue Hotel, where legend has it, Booth committed suicide under the name David E. George in 1903.

The Klinge Brothers bring their Everyday Paranormal team to Alactraz Island in San Fransico, California. Once the site of Alactraz Prison, it was considered to be one of the most dangerous prisons in America, where some of the most notorious criminals called their home. The team also explores the prison's best keep secret, "The Dungeon", where the worst inmates were chained to the walls in total darkness.

More than 80% of the Earth's oceans remain unexplored, and in many ways. the underwater world is the final frontier. As new technology allows us to explore oceans and deep lakes more than ever before, what will we find? Will we discover profound secrets about the oceans? Underwater ruins that were lost for thousands of years? Or perhaps something even more extraordinary?

The Lagina Brothers and Matty Blake join the famous treasure-hunting family of the late Mel Fisher in Key West, Florida, to search for millions in emeralds from the legendary Atocha shipwreck.

Who was Jack the Ripper? The question has baffled police investigators, historians, and armchair detectives for over a century. Countless books, movies, and television shows have been based on the Ripper's murderous exploits each with their own unique take on the killer's identity. Was he an accomplished surgeon? A member of the British royal family? Did he actually exist at all? Over 130 years later, are we any closer to the identity of one of history's most notorious serial murderers?

Marty and Matty dig for treasure on the beaches of Tampa, Florida believed to have been hidden in the early 1800s by the French pirate Captain Louis-Michel Aury.

Matty Blake and Tony Sampson join another epic hunt with the Fisher family and their team to search the waters off Key West, Florida for a mother load of treasure connected to the Atocha.

Taking a new approach, Rick Lagina and Matty Blake return to Poverty Island in Lake Michigan to search for millions in missing Civil War gold.

Matty Blake travels to the swamps of North Carolina to help a father and son treasure hunting team excavate an old mining dredge believed to contain vast riches connected to America's first Gold Rush.

All over the world are forbidden 'triangles'-mysterious regions where ships, planes, and people enter and then just disappear. They are found in Bermuda, Alaska, Japan and elsewhere. But why? Do these locations defy the laws of physics? Or is it possible that there are some places on Earth that we are simply not meant to go?

The American frontier is full of legends of cowboys, Native Americans, and outlaws. But there are also many eerie stories of cursed mountains, monsters and even UFOs. Could these tales be true? Is the Wild West much stranger than commonly though?

The Founding Fathers established the pillars of freedom and democracy in the United States. But more than two centuries after their bold vision came to life, new information has emerged about the complexities, the agendas, and the secrets of these important historical figures. What truths have remained in the shadows about the men who formed America?

In our modern world, we tend to think that technology and scientific knowledge can help protect us from almost anything, including natural disasters. But is that really true? Or are we just as vulnerable today in the face of raging fires, violent earthquakes, and destructive hurricanes as our ancestors were in the past?

Rick Lagina, Tony Sampson and Matty Blake join Barry and Brandon Clifford to search for artifacts and treasure connected to the infamous Whydah shipwreck off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

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.

Matty Blake and Tony Sampson re-join the search and excavation of the Whydah wreckage with Barry Clifford and his team in Cape Cod, near a graveyard of sunken cannons.

Rick and Marty Lagina look back with Matty Blake on their richest adventures from the past year.

A look at whether time travel has already occurred, on purpose or by accident, and scientists who believe it is theoretically possible.

While Gary and Rick uncover unprecedented finds in the swamp, the team finally reaches depth in the Garden Shaft and their probe drilling operation delivers thrilling results immediately.

Josh, Heather and Phil continue their investigation into a haunted lunatic asylum. They encounter extreme paranormal activity, capturing stunning evidence that convinces them this is their most terrifying expedition yet.

The team investigates reports of what some believe is a government conspiracy: the Dogman. This half-wolf, half-man monster is said to stalk the Michigan wilderness and some even say this terrifying creature was created by the US military.