Mysteries Unearthed

Geologist and adventurer Scott Wolter explores a government-restricted site, and makes a startling discovery connecting the ancient Mayans with rural Georgia.

Scott Wolter investigates a burial site in the mountains of Arizona, only to discover it may belong to a medieval Englishman.

Scott Wolter investigates the mysterious disappearance of vast amounts of copper from Lake Superior. Through scientific testing a connection is made to a pre-historic civilization and the Bronze Age.

Geologist Scott Wolter visits a Minnesota farmer who wants to investigate the possible existence of bones from a giant he unearthed in his yard. The bones raise the question of whether Vikings could have traveled all the way to America.

A man shows up at Scott's lab with a 500 pound discovery.

Geologist Scott Wolter has reason to believe America has its very own Stonehenge in New Hampshire. With the help of a young man who discovered an amazing connection between America's Stonehenge and Stonehenge in England, Wolter explores the possibility that the ancient Phoenicians are connected to both of these megalithic sites.

In the late 1500s, years before Jamestown, the English sought to create their first settlement in America. A party of 119 colonist came over and settled but ultimately vanished.

There are 800 very old, very mysterious, man-made stone sites in the Northeaster part of the United States. Forensic geologist Scott Wolter heads to rural Pennsylvania to investigate one of them.

After his famous expedition to map the American West with William Clark, Meriwether Lewis recorded details of the adventure in a journal and intended to publish it. Before he could, he was shot and killed in an inn on the Natchez Trace. His death has been classified as a suicide, but as forensic geologist Scott Wolter discovers, there's reason to think he may not have killed himself.

Heading to Tuscon, Arizona with his son Grant, Wolter is eager to investigate a mysterious cache of crosses, swords, and other relics pulled from the desert in the 1920s.

When Scott Wolter began investigating mysterious artifacts, he started to notice one unique symbol appeared on many of them. The symbol, now known as the "Hooked X", baffled researchers who couldn't make sense of it.

The Newport Tower is considered by many to be the most mysterious structure in the United States. Some people think it's a colonial era windmill or perhaps all that's left of an early water tower, but Scott Wolter is convinced it's something far more significant.

The Holy Grail is one of the most sought after treasures of all time and one treasure hunter thinks he knows exactly where it is.