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The wrecks of two Coast Guard Cutters, Bedloe and Jackson, are discovered off North Carolina's Outer Banks, the notorious Graveyard of the Atlantic...

June 6, 1944--the destroyer USS Meredith joined the D-Day invasion of Normandy. Her 5-inch guns pounded German coastal batteries as American troops...

On June 7, 1944, the troopship USS Susan B. Anthony transported nearly 3,000 Army and Navy men on their way to reinforce paratroopers dropped behin...

The Tecumseh was an iron-hulled, single-turret monitor, similar in design to the famous USS Monitor. In August 1864, she was in the vanguard of a m...

December 26, 1996. An unlicensed ferry, smuggling 300 Indian, Pakistani, and Sri Lankan illegals to Italy, disappears off Sicily's coast. Only 29 p...

In July 1926, the luxury cruiser Queen of Nassau left Miami for Tampa, and 24 hours later, a violent explosion sent the crew scrambling for their l...

In the shimmering waters of Apra Harbor, on the American Island of Guam, lie the eerie wrecks of two ships from two different wars. Though they san...

For more than a thousand years, the Taino people flourished on the islands comprising the Greater Antilles--modern-day Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Puerto...

Within the Island of Cozumel in Mexico, there winds a 6-mile underwater cave system named Cueva Quebrada. Almost a mile from any entrance lies a si...

The U-2513 is what's known as a Type 21 German U-boat. In the 1940s, the Type 21 was a secret weapon that threatened to change the course of two wa...

In Summer 1942, with the U.S. at war in Europe and the Pacific, few Americans knew that the war raged in their own backyard. Dozens of Hitler's U-b...

When our investigators find two ghostly locomotives, upright and intact, just a few miles off the New Jersey coast, they must figure out how these ...

September 14, 1944--the South Pacific. While clearing mines for the Allied invasion of the Palau Islands, the USS Perry is rocked by a huge explosi...

In the depths of an Israeli cave, archaeologists found rolls of dusty manuscripts dating to the 1st century AD, and they are inscribed on a copper ...

For nearly a century archaeologists place the height of the Maya civilization during the First Millennium AD. However, revolutionary discoveries in...

There was only one ancient city in the Americas that ever truly rivaled the size, scale, and power of its Old World counterparts--Teotihuacan, the ...

She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the world's greatest civilizations. Her name has been immor...

Adventure has a new name! Host, explorer and survival expert Hunter Ellis takes a fresh look at the world's greatest ancient mysteries and puts adv...

The mysterious death of King Tut continues to puzzle archaeologists and scholars alike. From the moment the "Boy King's" mummy was discovered in th...

Adventure has a new name! Host, Navy pilot and survival expert Hunter Ellis takes a fresh look at the world's greatest ancient mysteries and puts a...

The "red-rose" city of Petra stands as one of the most glorious and mysterious archaeological sites on earth. Created over 2,500 years ago, the orn...

Adventure has a new name! Host, explorer and survival expert Hunter Ellis / Zay Harding takes a fresh look at the world's greatest ancient mysterie...

Was Ramesses II Egypt's Greatest Pharaoh? He built soaring statues, grand temples, and monuments to himself throughout Egypt. He even declared hims...

The Aztecs were the largest civilization to ever rule Mesoamerica. Archaeology and modern science are now shedding new light on the blood rituals t...