Were The Ancient Egyptians Worshipping Alien Gods?

Adolf Eichmann, a key Nazi figure, evaded justice for 15 years before his trial. He claimed under oath to be a mere administrator with no direct involvement in the Holocaust. However, in reality Eichmann played a pivotal role in the Nazi machinery by organizing and overseeing mass deportations and forced emigration of Jews. His work reflected the systematic nature of Nazi crimes, blending bureaucratic efficiency with genocidal intent.

The Dive Detectives investigate the strange backstory of a modern freighter located just off the coast of the Caribbean island Saba. The most unusual thing about the ship is that it never sent a mayday call and no sailors were reported missing.

In this episode, Simcha looks into the discovery of a cave just outside of Israel that houses some very peculiar stone carvings. The cave is not far from where an ancient roman garrison was housed in the year 70AD and bares evidence of both Roman and Christian iconography carved into the ancient walls.

The Black Sea Shipwreck Expedition, led by archaeologist John Adams, uncovered remarkably preserved ancient ships thanks to the sea's unique oxygen-free depths. They found Ottoman, Byzantine, Roman, and even a 2,500-year-old Greek ship, potentially the oldest intact wreck ever. They also proved the Black Sea was formed by a slow flood, not a sudden one. Using advanced underwater robots, these discoveries offered incredible insights into ancient life and seafaring.

The legendary city of Atlantis is surely one of the most famous myths in the world. But what if it wasn't a myth at all? Join archaeologists as they delve beneath the waves in a race to find this legendary lost city. Odyssey is your journey into the world of Ancient History; from the dawn of Mesopotamia to the fall of Rome. We'll be bringing you only the best documentaries that journey into the mysteries and ruins of worlds long lost.

On 21 June 1919, Rear Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered 74 German warships scuttled at Scapa Flow. This film shows how and why the German High Seas Fleet sank itself. From Kaiser Wilhelm II's dreadnought obsession and the arms race with Britain to the blockade of the North Sea, we trace how a fleet built to dominate ended up interned off the Orkney Islands. Under British guard near Rossaith and then in Scapa Flow, crews endured months of boredom, bartered medals for soap, and clashed with soldiers' councils as Paris and Versailles dragged on. With the Naval Peace Terms Committee splitting the Allies and the deadline looming, von Reuter reduced his crews to 1,700 loyal men and raised the signal: prepare to scuttle. What followed on Midsummer's Day 1919 was extraordinary. As a British battle squadron steamed out for torpedo practice, German sailors opened sea cocks, destroyed valve threads with hammers or acid, and wedged doors, portholes and hatches so water cascaded through 74 ships. Some rolled and capsized as men scrambled to escape. Local trawlers and a handful of