TV Guide Sky History Saturday

Documentary tracing the roots of the world's deadliest pandemic. Historian Philip Slavin identifies what he believes could be Black Death Patient Zero - the earliest known victim of the 14th-century pandemic

Mysterious industrial waste and abandoned homes are discovered in a remote, uninhabited part of Greenland. In Norway, strange ditches and huge mounds are found deep within the Arctic Circle. A huge pyramid rivalling those of ancient Egypt is found far out on the Kazakh steppe. Plus, a perfectly shaped ball of golden fur melts out of the frozen ground of the Yukon's gold fields

A Kazakh farmer discovers ancient burial sites that may determine whether or not the legend of the Amazon women warriors is myth or reality. In the Italian Alps, a group of hikers explores long forgotten military infrastructure that points to the region's complicated and violent history. A shrine in the Indian Himalayas has long been said to be protected by supernatural powers, but strange markings on the temple reveal it was subject to an almost equally as powerful force. Palaeontologists discover a fossilised species unknown to science embedded in a rock hundreds of millions of years old

The conflict between the families' old guard and a new generation of younger, American-born, mobsters willing to defy the authority of the bosses and the long-established rules in order to fulfill their own ambitions

A nostalgic journey through America's past reveals shocking everyday activities and products that were once normal but are now unthinkable in modern society. In this episode, he considers toys and daredevil playground antics that once defined growing up, uncovering explosive science kits, high-flying kite tubes, dangerous waterslides - and more