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In Montana, at the edge of the known battlefield, cousins Penny and Craig Weibert close in on the priceless cache of weapons stripped from Custer's soldiers in the aftermath of the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

The Weibert family is closer than ever to solving the last great mystery of The Battle of the Little Bighorn; guided by Native American legend, the team unearth a Custer-era bullet at the edge of the known battlefield.

New evidence confirms that a man named Finkle was the lone white survivor of Custer's Last Stand.

The Dakota kill 200 troops at the battle of the Little Bighorn; American Indian insights.

The construction of the transcontinental railway changes the Wild West forever.

American settlers cross the Great Plains and the rugged mountains.

Re-enactors and modern cowboys demonstrate skills; historic cowboys.

The more technology a gang uses, the more likely it is to be able to pull off a heist and strike it rich.

Humans' desire to control nature leads to disaster.

The military battles and pacifies the American Indians and paves the way for white settlement.

When the law can't solve problems, the masses rise up to take matters into their own hands.

American pioneers who migrated west met their deaths in a variety of different ways, including disease, starvation and mishaps; technology also plays a role in the deaths of many settlers, especially agricultural machinery, such as the grain reaper.

The construction of the transcontinental railway changes the Wild West forever.

American settlers cross the Great Plains and the rugged mountains.

Re-enactors and modern cowboys demonstrate skills; historic cowboys.

The more technology a gang uses, the more likely it is to be able to pull off a heist and strike it rich.

Humans' desire to control nature leads to disaster.

The military battles and pacifies the American Indians and paves the way for white settlement.

When the law can't solve problems, the masses rise up to take matters into their own hands.

American pioneers who migrated west met their deaths in a variety of different ways, including disease, starvation and mishaps; technology also plays a role in the deaths of many settlers, especially agricultural machinery, such as the grain reaper.

The construction of the transcontinental railway changes the Wild West forever.