TV Guide National Geographic Channel Monday

An ancient skeleton found in Poland with a blade across its stomach, a stone on its neck and a strange green colour in its mouth? Plus, a beautiful golden capsule the size of a large beach ball that supposedly helped prevent Armageddon, and a bulky wooden device that could prove that Shakespeare didn't really write his masterworks

An insight into the making of Coca-Cola, revealing the ingredients of the popular soft drink, and exploring one of the world's largest bottle recycling plants in North Carolina

Landing on an aircraft carrier demands precision flying and is a skill vital for all US Navy fighter pilots. As the students tackle the longest and most technical section of the advanced phase, they know it's a test they must pass to keep their dreams alive. The pressure mounts on some struggling students, and the commanding officer issues a timely warning to one

This episode follows the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a steeply graded narrow-gauge line connecting the plains of New Jalpaiguri in eastern India to the foothills of the Himalayas in Darjeeling. Led by a century-old steam loco, it is filmed from above as it conquers the world's tallest mountain range.

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw travel to Scotland to take on a 1968 Lancia Fulvia - a '60s Italian automotive masterpiece. The car belongs to former hairdresser Bill, who bought the car back in 1984. It was his pride and joy until it went off the road a few years ago

The Danley Demolition Crew wants to gamble on a 1730s New Hampshire farmhouse. However, it becomes apparent the owner intends to keep the salvage, which includes some unique items including parts to an ultralight aircraft