Lost Worlds

1300 BC. The mighty Egyptian civilization is in its golden age. Its ruler is Ramses II, a man who intent on being the greatest of the Pharaohs.

Tens of thousands travel yearly to Jerusalem to visit where Jesus walked, preached, suffered, was crucified, and buried.

In a country torn by bloody civil war, a young man seizes power. In his native tongue, he is called Dracula.

In 1939, a group of scientists--Albert Einstein among them--warned FDR of the possibility that Hitler's Germany might be close to producing an atomic bomb.

In the 5th century BC, one man leads his city to greatness and paves the way for western civilization. The city is Athens and Pericles is not a king or prince, but an elected man.

Hitler caused more death and destruction than anyone else in history. But he also planned to build on a massive scale and place a new Germany on a par with ancient Greece and Rome.

They defended the Holy Land through bloodshed and prayer. Founded in the 12th century, these Christian warrior monks reigned supreme for nearly 200 years before suffering a spectacular fall from grace.

During WWII, a vast complex of secret bunkers was constructed under the streets of London.

Field investigators using the latest research, expert analysis, and cutting-edge technology take us back to ancient Greece, to a peaceful island that exploded with devastating force.

A team of field investigators using the latest research, expert analysis, and cutting-edge graphic technology take us back to the aftermath of Jesus's crucifixion when barely a hundred of his followers survived.

In the late Stone Age, the pagan people of the British Isles constructed some of the greatest monuments of the ancient world.

At the end of the 13th century, Scotland was a country under attack. Defeat seemed inevitable.