Sky History 2 TV Guide

The life of self-proclaimed faith healer and psychic Edgar Cayce. He became a worldwide sensation in the early 1900s, claiming to receive visions of both the past and future

The unexpected things revealed by catastrophic disasters - both natural and human made - can reveal in their wake. In this episode, fish remains found near an angry Sumatran volcano might suggest a new human migration route and a collapsed kingdom in Turkey is discovered

The team members dig into artefacts from a Jamaican port sunk by a devastating earthquake. As they progress, they take a peek at a Minoan landmark and inspect a treasure trove of English relics

Craig and co-presenter Sarah Cruddas head to central Scotland, which has its own 'Area 51', known as the Falkirk Triangle, encompassing the now infamous village of Bonnybridge, which claims the highest concentration of the region's UFO activity. They also investigate the alleged abduction of forestry worker Robert Taylor in 1979, the only British UFO incident to have been officially investigated by the police

Experts question who the Anti-Christ is, considering that every culture and religion on the planet believes that an evil one will usher in the end of days

Questioning whether technology is going too far, too fast, considering that people rely on machines for virtually every aspect of modern life

Ten master artists turn up the heat in glassblowing sculpture challenges for the chance to win $60,000 in prizes and the title of champion. The competitors look to mirrors for inspiration as they create pieces that represent how they see themselves

In the second challenge, the nine remaining glassblowers must choose a mystery box and use only the colours inside to make a functional household item. Their work will be evaluated based on design concept, execution and functionality. Items include a cookie jar, a candelabrum and one very sophisticated sippy cup

Specialists in the field of the extraterrestrial study evidence across 75 million years to validate the theory that there has been extraterrestrial intervention on Earth

Experts question whether the facts of Earth's alien past could be buried in areas that - thanks to warfare or instability - are presently off-limits to exploration

The documentary charts the conflict from the Indian border in Burma to China, at war with Japan since 1937, as well as Hitler's renewed assault on the Soviet Union

During the Second World War, the Nazis looted an estimated 600 tons of gold, thousands of pieces of artwork, and millions of priceless artifacts. While some of these items have been found, much of it remains missing. Thanks to top-secret documents acquired over 40 years of research, treasure hunter Darrell Miklos believes some of these stolen riches were loaded into specially modified U-Boats that are currently lying at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea. He and his team of divers and researchers set out to find these lost vessels

Strategic catastrophes and doomed military decisions, beginning by looking at those in charge whose rampant egos and misguided belief in their own abilities led to their country making fatal mistakes in the war.

Specialists in the field of the extraterrestrial study evidence across 75 million years to validate the theory that there has been extraterrestrial intervention on Earth

Experts question whether the facts of Earth's alien past could be buried in areas that - thanks to warfare or instability - are presently off-limits to exploration

Alice Roberts seeks out the most outstanding archaeological digs of the year, beginning in the east of England. She witnesses the uncovering of a Roman mosaic found on farmland in Rutland, and visits the site of a saintly hermit's hovel discovered in the Lincolnshire fens

Alice Roberts heads to the south of England to see the rich pickings on offer, including the earliest money made in Britain and a massive haul of Roman treasure that brings to life the fall of the empire in Britain

Alice Roberts visits the north of Britain to look at the most fascinating archaeology uncovered in the region over the course of 2021. In North Yorkshire, a team of community volunteers are digging down beneath Richmond Castle. On the northern tip of the Orkney Islands, the dig diary cameras are present to witness archaeologists racing to unearth rare discoveries from an endangered Neolithic tomb before it erodes into the sea. And 10 miles east of Edinburgh, volunteers are hunting for evidence of Scotland's oldest railway

Just outside Leicester, Alice joins a team of archaeologists who are investigating a mysterious mound thought to be an Iron Age hillfort, but what they unearth tells a rich story of bandits, religious crusades and connections across the medieval world. In Cambridge, the dig diary cameras are present to witness archaeologists unearthing an extraordinary array of exquisite artefacts from an early Anglo-Saxon cemetery

Archaeologists in Somerset are blown away by the discovery of an entirely new Roman town in the intended pathway of some new electricity cables. Multiple, impressive layers of road building from the Roman era are revealed, in particular a spectacular section from the fourth century when Emperor Constantine presided over a boom in Britain's economy. Elsewhere in Pembrokeshire, Alice Roberts revisits Whitesands Bay where a team are excavating a mysterious collection of child burials