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The mysterious mummy of Ramesses V reveals a shocking tale of bitter family rivalry, civil insurrection and a cause of death that ultimately pushed ancient Egypt to the edge of collapse.

The world's leading Egyptologists are on a quest to uncover the secrets of Howard Carter's history-making discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb on the 100th anniversary of its discovery.

Leading scientists and Egyptologists use state-of-the-art forensics to investigate the Niagara Falls mummy and search for its true identity; how a legendary ancient Egyptian pharaoh ended up on the other side of the world.

The horrifying remains of the Screaming Mummy have haunted archaeologists for decades, but experts uncover new evidence to reveal the treacherous conspiracy that led to the mummy's grisly end.

The mangled mummy of a pharaoh is a 3,000-year-old cold case that has brand-new leads; a team of experts in Egyptian archaeology and criminal forensics investigates fresh evidence to discover the truth behind the brutal death.

The team puts four myths sent in by viewers to the test, including finding out whether drinking alcohol can help to avoid hypothermia.

Adam and Jamie test an Indiana Jones myth; Kari, Grant and Tori try to break out of prison.

Jamie, Adam and Kari apply science to the theory that the more they drink, the more attractive they find the opposite sex.

Toothpicks, acrylic bathtubs, helicopters and beer are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Hearing aids; 3-D puzzles; rubber mats; toilets. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Host Mark Tewksbury puts copy paper, jeans, computers and plate glass under the microscope to see how each of them is made.

Learning how nails, staples, safety glasses, fabrics and bicycles are made.

The host sheds light on how cast-iron bathtubs, Hopi kachina dolls, mine-truck engines and memory cards are manufactured.

An insight into the manufacturing and production process for oil and encaustic paints, marine plywood and cycling shoes.

An insight into the manufacturing and production process for everyday items such as paper fans, walnut oil and copper.

Looking into the manufacturing and production process for gut strings, absinthe, belt buckles and lever locks.

Ice cream treats; wooden golf clubs; aircraft wings; car battery recycling.

Automotive fuel pumps; cricket bats; change machines; ductile iron pipe.

Wooden barrels; fire hydrants; automobile seats; cathode ray tubes.

Stainless steel; football helmets; resin figurines; laboratory glassware.

The ancient city of Abydos contains some of the oldest Egyptian tombs and a buried temple linked to a mysterious death cult; now, archaeologists use cutting-edge drone imaging to investigate long-hidden secrets behind the first pharaohs.

The clifftop ruins of Tintagel Castle are shrouded in a tumultuous history and believed to be the birthplace of King Arthur; experts use cutting-edge tech to unlock the secrets of this ancient structure and reveal the truth behind a legendary ruler.

The ancient city of Samarra contains a series of medieval structures that hold secrets to one of the world's greatest empires; archaeologists use pioneering technology to investigate its astonishing rise to power and reveal its monumental downfall.

A colossal stone temple on a remote Egyptian island mysteriously bears the names of the most famous leaders of the ancient world; now, experts use cutting-edge tech to investigate why pharaohs and emperors all built monuments at this enigmatic site.

The legendary metropolis of Xanadu and its fabled existence have mystified experts for centuries; archaeologists use cutting-edge aerial imaging to investigate new discoveries and reveal the truth behind this mythical lost city.

The downfall of the powerful Maya city of Palenque continues to mystify archaeologists today; now, investigators gain rare access to explore lost tombs to reveal the truth behind this legendary city and the mystery behind its enigmatic queens.

A team using the latest technology searches for clues as to what caused the Maya to abandon their cities in the ninth century.

The coliseums of Rome were brutal theaters of spectacle and death that helped control the sprawling Roman empire; now, archaeologists uncover the engineering secrets behind these majestic structures to reveal the truth behind the ancient Roman world.

A team using the latest technology searches for clues as to what caused the Maya to abandon their cities in the ninth century.