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Along with Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius left another mysterious Roman settlement buried beneath its ashes. Experts reveal new evidence.

On a trip to Berkshire, Simon uncovers a shabby suit of armour and two broken gliders. Henry finds a worn-out fog lamp that will be perfect for his sidecar.

Henry gets emotional when he finds a rare Ferguson FE35 tractor with the original grey and gold paint. Simon can't resist a vintage Raleigh RSW16 bike.

Simon believes he can make a huge profit on a rare Raleigh Chopper and a petrol can. Meanwhile, Henry plans to revamp a hank crank petrol pump.

In Devon, Simon O'Brien breaks a snare drum and reluctantly agrees to give it a revamp. Henry Cole takes a risk on a broken gramophone and a rusty churn.

In Tiverton, Henry Cole uncovers some tarnished scales and an original Lambretta scooter. Simon O'Brien wants to revive a bland table and a petrol gauge.

Drew heads to Holland where, thanks to its thriving antiques markets, he can find the kind of unique pieces he's renowned for - including his dream car, a vintage Bugatti.

Drew unearths a steel corpus of Christ on the cross, and spots a divine early 19th century gothic pew. Later, he finds a set of 1950s industrial pendant lamps.

Henry and Sam are in Suffolk, checking out a collection of vintage bikes. Henry has his eye on petrol pumps, but Sam has other ideas after seeing the sidecars.

In Lowestoft, Henry and Sam can't believe their luck when they check out Charlie's wares. He has everything from cars and bikes to stationary engines.

At a large house in Devon's countryside, Henry and Sam find piles of cars and bikes everywhere they look. With so much to choose from, what will they bid on.

How do they make bacon, snow blowers, and luxury cars? Find out, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

How do they make hot air balloons, miniature silverware, transmissions, and darts? Find out, as more items are put under the microscope.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how they are made, including magnets, cooked ham, silver-plated teapots and crash test dummies.

A French museum asks Bruce for help in acquiring an incredibly rare German Panzer 1 tank. He also explores the remains of secret underground Nazi war factories.

Bruce helps a Texan millionaire who wants to collect memorabilia from the Battle of Normandy. He visits farmhouses and museums to find rare items like a 1942 Luger.

A Hollywood blockbuster needs an authentic WWII SAS jeep within two weeks. It's a tight deadline but Bruce is determined to meet it, as the wartime SAS is a passion of his.

Part 1. Starting in Auckland, Henry Cole sets off on two wheels but soon takes to the air and sea to see more of the breath-taking scenery New Zealand is known for.

Part 2. Henry Cole continues his adventure through the South Island, New Zealand. His route takes him through primeval forests and beautiful coastal towns.

Part 1. Motorcycle enthusiast Henry Cole braves Sydney's rush hour traffic on his bike and heads 520 miles south west to Melbourne. He has many adventures along the way.

Bruce's mate Kevin spends 5 million pounds on the last remaining German torpedo boat, and Bruce buys and sells his way from Plymouth to Illinois using various German hardware.

Bruce spends a staggering £40,000 on a single WW2 army uniform, as he hunts paratrooper gear dear to his heart, and Hus almost throws up doing loops in a Mustang.

An intimate look at Diana, Princess of Wales's early years, from her painful childhood to her romance with Prince Charles - and her untimely death that shocked the world.

Mohammed Al Fayed had suspicions about the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and a former MI6 officer makes an explosive claim. With insight from biographer, Andrew Morton.

A look at how Charles and Diana's marriage unravelled. Plus, what was her shocking premonition - and was the owner of a white Fiat Uno connected to the crash that killed her.

The salvaging extraordinaire does battle at a castle in Essex, an antiques emporium in Berkshire holds anatomical interest and Drew drives a hard bargain on automobile memorabilia.

Drew Pritchard and sidekick Tee are on a buying trip in Germany. They trade with Counts and Barons and meet characters as quirky as the antiques they're potentially selling.

..Boat? Henry and Sam are in Yorkshire looking at a collection of Triumph motorcycles that are a bit out of their price range. But is there something else to find.

Henry and Sam visit a shop hoping to sell a bike and get side-tracked by the wares on offer. Will they manage to find some good bargains amongst all the delights.

Henry and Sam are near Preston, visiting a collector of military gear and Americana. Much to their surprise they spot something a little unusual.

In Lancashire, Henry and Sam explore a garage packed with hundreds of treasures and trinkets. They encounter various military vehicles and a lovely old petrol pump.

The artisan restorers save a quirky counter, a 100-piece chandelier and a vintage football table. Plus, a 100-year-old shop counter is rescued from a bonfire.

A fancy fairground waltzer, an ancient coffee machine and a huge oak table are restored in the workshops of some of the UK's most celebrated crafts people.

The artisan restorers revamp a fragile standing mirror needing some love, a classic armchair and a large railway station clock. Rebecca Pritchard examines their origins.

Artisan restorers Alex Webster, Craig Hughes and Carl Bouverie-Brine work on renovating a fold-out mirror, a classic armchair and a large railway clock.

Skilled craftspeople are bringing Drew Pritchard's finds back to life. With demanding customers and high turnover, their hard work turns trash to treasure.

Searching a city of the dead, Josh unearths artifacts from the mysterious Etruscans who ruled central Italy before being conquered by the Roman Empire.

Experts investigate if there was a conspiracy to fake the moon landing. Does a secret report suggest the Nazis were involved in the Apollo space programme.

The clifftop ruins of Tintagel Castle are believed to be King Arthur's birthplace. Experts use cutting-edge tech to unlock its secrets.

A client wants a German half-track armoured personnel carrier converted into a Pioneer variant, used by the German army during the Battle of the Bulge.

Drew asks Michael and Maria to repair a rare automaton from Scotland. Plus, upholsterer Ray is challenged to rescue an Edwardian slipper chair.

In Tiverton, Henry Cole uncovers some tarnished scales and an original Lambretta scooter. Simon O'Brien wants to revive a bland table and a petrol gauge.

Ex-paras Bruce Crompton and Freddie Kruyer explore the troops' vital role in defeating the Germans in WW2. They collect authentic gear and uniforms before they jump.

More everyday items are put under the microscope. What does it take to make motorcycle engines, glass enamel sculptures, hand-made paper and vaulting poles.

How are hammers, Swiss cheese, roller skates and coloured pencils made? Find out as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Confidential CIA files reveal a secret war for space between America and the Soviets. And, experts investigate American espionage during the Apollo programme.

Drew asks Michael and Maria to repair a rare automaton from Scotland. Plus, upholsterer Ray is challenged to rescue an Edwardian slipper chair.

Treasure hunter Darrell Miklos dives the waters of Campeche, Mexico in search of shipwrecks first located by astronaut Gordon Cooper from space in 1963.

Archaeologists use pioneering technology to investigate the ancient city of Samarra, revealing its astonishing rise to power - and monumental downfall.

A French museum asks Bruce for help in acquiring an incredibly rare German Panzer 1 tank. He also explores the remains of secret underground Nazi war factories.

Josh sets off to search for the lost fortune of a notorious Montana sheriff. During his investigation, Josh blows open a mine that's been sealed for over a century.

The Lightning War was one of the most extraordinary events of the Second World War. Now, expertly restored footage from around the world shows the story in a new light.

With The Battle of the Somme in full swing, Tony Robinson reveals some of the unprecedented technologies that made the war even bloodier. Features rare stereoscopic images.

Sculptor Nick revives an antique anatomy model in need of urgent medical attention. Alex turns a scientific specimen cabinet into a pair of attractive cupboards.