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Romans erect cities to honor their emperors.

High in the cliffs of New Mexico in an area called Chaco Canyon, the Anasazi built elaborate dwellings known as Great Houses, the largest a four-story complex with 800 rooms.

In 1997, Britain ceded control of Hong Kong to China, completing the Boxer Rebellion's goal to oust outsiders; this movement led to the massacre of thousands of foreigners and international intervention in 1900.

The Teotihuacanos leave no evidence of their culture after building one of the largest settlements in the ancient world.

In 1912, pieces of skull were found that appeared to prove the theory of a missing link, but were later found to be an elaborate hoax.

In ancient times, the tattooed Celts, who often fought naked while covered in blue paint, were Europe's most feared warriors.

After WWII, a handful of Nazis were tried for war crimes at Nuremberg, but many seemingly disappeared; studying the Odessa organization, rumored to have links to the SS and to have ferried high-ranking Nazis out of Germany.

Their legions were legend as the Roman army marched across the known world, trampling its enemies and securing one of history's largest empires.

The buyers look for textbooks and rare university artifacts in Fullerton, Calif.; Barry uncovers antique vinyl; Jarrod and Brandi battle their colleagues.

The buyers head to Las Vegas, where they soon learn the rules of the auction game have changed; Jarrod takes on the big dogs; Darrell locates a unit with golden potential.

The buyers gamble on storage units in Las Vegas; Darrell bets on a locker covered with blankets; Barry appraises a sign from the 1940s and makes a new friend.

The buyers visit Perris, Calif.; Jarrod and Brandi bid on a unit filled with power tools and potential; Darrell brings along a fleet of trucks to haul away his anticipated high-volume purchases.

The buyers seek industrial merchandise and antiques; a wine rack intrigues Jarrod and Brandi; Dave and Barry put their knowledge of oddities to the test.

Six lockers owned by one tenant go up for auction, spurring wild rumors and excitement; Barry finds a vintage magazine; Jarrod asks Dave for an appraisal.

The competition is stiff at a high-end storage facility; Dave and Jarrod find a unit containing a classic Jaguar; Brandi and Jarrod engage in a battle of the sexes.

The regulars encounter a mob of eager newbies in Riverside, Calif.; Barry purchases a "mystery trunk"; Darrell acquires a box of old books.

Brandi and Jarrod argue over a horse head; a locker is littered with antique furniture; Dave makes another strange discovery.

The buyers scour a hippie town for 1970s memorabilia; Barry uncovers a relic from his past; Darrell finds a medical device with profit potential.

Darrell uncovers a macabre oddity; Dave finds an antique toy; Barry asks a member of the band Aerosmith for an appraisal.

A locker in Whittier, Calif., features a high payoff; Dave eyes a unit with a stockpile of antiques; Barry's locker may contain old weapons.

Laura takes over as auctioneer when Dan calls in sick; Barry uncovers a "knock out" unit; Jarrod finds a locker with "gangsta" flavor; Darrell discovers a classic movie prop.

Jarrod and Brandi uncover the ultimate guy's unit among the lockers in Santa Ana, Calif.; Darrell and Dave battle over a valuable antique.

The buyers battle in Costa Mesa, Calif.; a unit is filled with rock memorabilia; Darrell and Jarrod vie for an antique slide projector.

A new bidder hopes to dominate the competition; Darrell battles for a drum set; Jarrod and Brandi face a big loss.

Texas officers work to save people in a vehicle trapped under a train; Montana police respond to a break-in at a residence; officers in Florida work to save a choking baby.

State troopers respond to reports of a vehicle driving erratically; Florida deputies conduct a car search during a traffic stop; officers in Ohio respond to an overdose call.

Oklahoma officers respond to the scene of a multicar accident; Lee County deputies in Iowa tase a man wielding a knife; officers in Wisconsin chase a stolen doughnut truck.

Tulsa PD uses their K-9 officers to nab a fleeing suspect; Pasco County deputies are first to arrive on the scene of a house fire; Volusia Sheriff's Air One helps deputies track down suspects after a long pursuit.

Florida deputies and K-9 officers track down carjackers; West Memphis police engage in a high-speed pursuit of an armed shoplifting suspect; police and deputies respond to a report of a burglary in progress at a home in Oregon.

An Albuquerque Police pursuit leads to a standoff with two suspects; Texas officers work to rescue three women and a dog trapped in a flash flood; an Ohio officer responds to a fawn trapped in a family's backyard.

New Jersey officers track down a carjacking suspect; Columbus, Ohio police put an end to a tense confrontation; Oklahoma City police chase a suspect through a supermarket.

In Fort Dodge, Iowa, an officer comes into unwanted contact with drug paraphernalia; in Saline, Mich., a DUI-suspect gets feisty; Maricopa County deputies apprehend a knife-wielding suspect.

Ocala, Fla., officers pursue a suspect in a stolen vehicle; in Athens, Ga., police respond to a burning car wreck; Tennessee Deputies apprehend a flatbed truck hauling away a stolen excavator.

Tulsa, Okla. Officers pursue a stolen pickup truck; Cleveland, Ohio police respond to a man breaking windows at a church; Pasco County, Fla. Deputies apprehend a fleeing suspect in a foot chase.

A Pinal County, Ariz. deputy begins a vehicle pursuit that ends in a major drug bust; Tulsa, Okla., police apprehend a suspect who flees from a traffic stop.

An Orlando, Fla., officer wrestles with a fleeing suspect in a speeding car; Albuquerque police deal with a belligerent driver; Boynton Beach police officers apprehend a shoplifter who is impersonating a federal marshall.

In Delaware County, Ohio deputies assist US Marshalls to apprehend an armed robbery suspect; in Putnam County, Ind. a deputy arrests a murder suspect; in Pullman, Wash. a police officer is assaulted by a suspect while in custody.

Albuquerque officers get into a shoot out with a gunman; Sterling Heights, Mich., police apprehend a suspect who fled in a stolen police vehicle.

Sgt. Sean Larkin hosts as body cams, dash cams and other police cameras present an unfiltered, unique look at criminal activity through a law enforcement officer's point-of-view.

Sgt. Sean Larkin hosts as body cams, dash cams and other police cameras present an unfiltered, unique look at criminal activity through a law enforcement officer's point-of-view.

Experienced hunters hurry to fill their tags; a team tackles a virtually-inaccessible hunting spot; one team finishes the season in a dangerous place on ATVs.

The most dangerous encounters with monsters in the swamp.

It's Christmas time and swampers are getting ready for the holidays season; they're hunting for traditional treats, decorating the trees, wrapping presents and cooking up a storm Swamp-style.

Swampers fight huge alligators and Mother Nature trying to win The Bounty on the Bayou; One hunter goes deep into the swamp to catch a legendary reptile; Another hunter empowers his younger deckhand by letting him fight his first line.

When boat traffic makes it impossible to run lines, hunters must adjust tactics and abandon plans in order to fill their tags.

Hunters are forced to rely on life-long intuitions to take on Mother Nature but to avoid floodwaters, one team makes a life threatening decision to head deep into the swamp.

Rising water levels cause large gators to head into newly flooded areas; One team goes into a dangerous canal in hopes of catching a bounty winning gator; Another team must use an ancient swamp technique to keep their boat from running aground.

One team goes after a brazen, one-eyed gator they have been after for years; Another hunter is forced to hunt alone and engages an aggressive bull gator; while another team has to hunt down a gator that keeps stealing the bait off their lines.

The witness to a fatal shooting is forced to choose between her friendship with the suspect and her own freedom.

A motorcycle club president is shot in the head after being forced off the road; a mother of seven is strangled to death in her apartment.

A young woman is shot to death in a park in the middle of the day; a young man is beaten and shot during a gunfight in front of a strip club.

A 21-year-old father is gunned down in a parking lot; investigators get two important pieces of information: the license plate of a car seen fleeing the scene and confirmation that the parking lot has a surveillance camera.

A rookie detective tries to untangle a love triangle that turned deadly; detectives try to piece together what happened inside a car that left one person dead and another critically injured.

After a 33-year-old woman is stabbed to death in Louisville, Ky., police reach out to her family and witnesses to try to track down her killer; police investigate the shooting death of a college student, 19, on a residential street in Minneapolis.

Police try to unravel the mystery surrounding a 28-year-old man shot in his home; Miami authorities race against the clock to catch the killer of a homeless man found stabbed in a park.

The public expresses outrage after a married couple are gunned down at their Louisville, Ky., home in front of their two young children.

Checking the authenticity of a map of Colonial Boston; Chumlee's purchase of fake art upsets Rick; the shop might buy its first airplane.

A 1970 wooden crossbow that hasn't been fired in almost 40 years; Playboy magazine collection; a $10,000 ormolu "Death Clock.".

The guys get a call about a KISS pinball machine from 1979; a woman brings in a 1914 star note $20 bill; Chumlee must raise money to buy a classic 1982 Harley-Davidson shovelhead.

The pawn shop staff tries to verify that an airplane propeller is linked to Charles Lindbergh; Rick has his doubts about the authenticity of a 1750s flintlock musketoon; a man brings in a key chain that he believes belonged to musician Willie Nelson.

Classic 1965 Shelby racecar; a World War II period ship's clock might not tick; a collection of megalodon teeth.

The guys have a chance to buy a mysterious, 17th-century treasure chest that no one can open; World War I three-sided trench knife; Rick and Corey play a prank on the Old Man.

Rick is offered a patchwork quilt made from celebrity autographs; an 1845 Harpers Ferry musket; a scientist is selling ATM receipts from the South Pole; barber chair from Sweeney Todd.

Corey buys a huge 12-passenger hot air balloon; classic 1960 Gibson Les Paul guitar; Prohibition period medicinal whiskey.

The Old Man offers a steak dinner and a cash prize as an incentive to boost profits; supercharged motorcycle; 1915 calculator; 200-year-old buttons that might have connections to George Washington.

The gang is surprised with a special holiday treat; the best and worst moments of the year; the fate of memorable items.

Santa Claus makes an appearance at Christmastime; Revolutionary War-period currency possibly printed by Benjamin Franklin; battle-ax believed to be from the 15th century.

Chumlee wants to try creating "Pawn Shop Pinot" using a 19th-century wine maker purchased by Rick and the Old Man; cannon used to signal ships; a truck ranks as the priciest item ever at the shop.

Rick has a chance to buy a quartermaster's spyglass that might be from a World War II ship; Corey contemplates buying a 1996 Harley Road King motorcycle customized with a pink flame paint job; a man hopes to sell smuggled WWII knives.

The guys try to establish the authenticity of a theater playbill from the night President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated; pair of halberds; Rick takes a gamble on an elegant perpetual motion clock.