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Tony Robinson continues to explore the worst jobs from the dark ages. This time he takes a look at how a medieval knighthood might not have been all its cracked up to be. Not only was the path to this coveted title full of less than glamorous steps, but the life of a knight isn't as noble as we'd like to think.

Three time Emmy-award winning journalist Simcha Jacobovici investigates ancient Christian mysteries and curiosities from thousands of years ago. Can truth rooted in the ancient world shed new light on Christianity?

In 1650, the Mayflower set out on it's voyage from Plymouth, England. On board were 102 pilgrims taking the huge risk of starting a new life on the other side of the world. Little did they know that this would be the catalyst for an enormous shift in world history for years to come.

Explore the untold stories of London Road fire station in central Manchester, a hidden haven for emergency responders and their families. From World War II battles against the Luftwaffe to the challenges of daily life, witness the bravery and sacrifices made by firefighters, police officers, and control room personnel. Delve into the heart of this extraordinary community, where the fire station served as both a home and a fortress against disaster. Join us on a journey through the historic corridors and rooms, discovering the hidden history of Britain's Emergency Services. ------- Delve into the depths of Britain's past, discover its enigmatic facets, and gain a deeper understanding of the rich tapestry that is the history of this remarkable nation. Hidden History of Britain is an engaging documentary series that uncovers the secrets, mysteries, and lesser-known events that have shaped the nation. Through captivating narratives and expert analysis, this show reveals the hidden gems that have left an indelible mark on the country, from mysterious locations like abandoned military facilities to pioneering institutions. Explore the untold and often surprising stories from

Discover how a Dorset village garden revealed secrets from the Iron Age, Medieval times, and even a possible 4,000-year-old henge - all in just three days of digging! Join Time Team as they investigate the remarkable village of Wadden, Dorset, where pottery finds and mysterious earthworks hint at a hidden history stretching back millennia. In this episode, the team unearths evidence of Iron Age roundhouses, explores the ruins of a medieval building, and stumbles upon what could be a Neolithic henge - all within the gardens and fields of modern-day residents David and Grace. Through expert archaeology, landscape surveys, and experimental pottery-making, you’ll see how layers of history are peeled back to reveal the story of continual occupation, from ancient Britons to the present day. Watch as geophysical surveys, hands-on excavation, and historical research combine to solve the puzzle of who lived in Wadden and how they shaped the landscape. Learn about Iron Age pottery, medieval kilns, and the everyday lives of people over 4,000 years ago. This is an inspiring journey through time, proving that even the quietest corners

When you think of ancient Egypt you think of the pyramids, mummies and the Sphinx. But there's more iconic aspects of ancient Egyptian life outside of this, like brewing. This documentary takes a deep dive into why and how the ancient Egptians brewed their beer and what significance it had in their culture.