E1 - Secrets of Egypt

Aired: October 10, 2016

The secrets surrounding ancient Egypt, including the riddles of the Sphinx, mummification and the Pyramids.

E2 - Most Lethal Weapons

Aired: October 17, 2016

Throughout human history, mankind has strived to create new and inventive ways of killing. Countries conquered and empires shattered on the backs of the most lethal weapons of the ancient world. From the ancient napalm, Greek Fire, to the weapon that helped the Mongols create the largest ancient empire, the composite bow; the speedy battlefield chariot which changed battle tactics, to the simple yet effective caltrop still in use by militaries today, which Top 10 deadly weapon will blow apart the competition and claim the spot of most game-changing?

E3 - Ancient Ships

Aired: October 24, 2016

Some of the most sophisticated ancient ships, including the Viking longboat and the forty, which was the size of an aircraft carrier.

E4 - Total Dictators

Aired: October 31, 2016

Ten tyrants who ruled the ancient world, including Julius Caesar and Cleopatra.

E5 - Rome's Greatest Hits

Aired: November 07, 2016

Technologically advanced engineering of the ancient Roman civilization; super powdered concrete; aqueducts; mining techniques.

E6 - Ancient Mysteries

Aired: November 14, 2016

An ancient computer, models that demonstrate flight, the transportation of massive stones and more mysteries from the ancient world.

E7 - Ancient Greek Tech

Aired: November 21, 2016

The ancient Greeks invented an ancient death ray, automatic doors and even robotics.

E8 - Greatest Ancient Monuments

Aired: November 28, 2016

The greatest monuments of the ancient world show more than wealth, they show power.

E9 - Greatest Ancient Metropolises

Aired: December 05, 2016

From Rome to Athens, the ancients hubs of people, politics, technology, and engineering that drive the expansion of empires and leave their marks on history.

E10 - Ancient Sieges

Aired: December 12, 2016

Defining battles of the ancient world were fought through siege warfare; the battle of Troy, the battle of Syracuse, and the fall of Rome.