Truthseekers

One of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Pyramid of Giza has always aroused much debate and investigation. The Truthseekers set out to separate fact from fiction

The Holy Grail, believed by many to be the cup that Jesus Christ drank from at The Last Supper, and that was used to collect Jesus's blood at his crucifixion, abounds with stories, and the truth seekers attempt to weed fact from fiction.

The Ark of the Covenant is thought to be an ornate, gold-plated wooden chest that is believed to have held the Ten Commandments that were given to Moses by God

The massive Nazca lines were made by ancient people 2000 years ago and continue to exist without any damages to date. Scientists believe that the majority of lines were made by the Nasca people, who flourished from around A.D. 1 to 700.

With unimaginable wealth and power, Cleopatra was a great woman of her era and one of the most iconic figures of the ancient world. A political genius, a brilliant academic with history-making alliances with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.

The idea of Atlantis - the "lost" island subcontinent often idealized as an advanced, Utopian society holding wisdom that could bring world peace - has captivated dreamers, occultists and New Agers for generations.

The main structure of Chichen Itza was built in 525 AC to honour Quetzalcoatl, the God of cultivation and land. Archaelologists travel to the Yucatan to explain how the Mayans lived.

In the North Atlantic, a region bordered by Miami, Puerto Rico and Bermuda has come to be known as The Bermuda Triangle. Strange happenings, disappearances and unexplained sightings hold the worlds imagination.

Ghengis Khan, a name revered by some and reviled by others. The Truthseekers look into the mystery surrounding the name.

Myths and alleged facts about the Crystal Skulls abound in history. The Truthseekers team sets out to try and eliminate some of the fiction from actual facts.

On a remote desolate island in the South Pacific once lived an ancient civilisation that suddenly vanished and the Truthseekers try to find out why.

Nostradamus gained much fame with his book published in 1555 called 'The Prophecies'. In it he claimed to be able to predict historical events through celestial calculations, and the team puts this to the test

Rome, usually depicted as a mighty empire, suddenly suffered a rapid collapse in the fifth century. Scientists are keen to find an answer for the question of whether Rome fell or was it pushed.

In 1532 Spanish conquistadors encountered the advanced Inca Empire, known for its road networks, bridges and Machu Picchu, and yet somehow, in approximately 80 years, the entire civilisation was gone.

The legend is that Noah's Ark came to rest on the peak of Mount Ararat. Many have tried to find the Ark, and some have claimed that they have, but to date, there has been no absolute proof found, of its existence, or final resting place.

The plagues of Egypt are written in the Bible as events by God, but scientists believe that there just may be enough evidence to show that these were natural events that took place over time.

Rameses II is considered to be Egypt's 'ruler of rulers' leading Egypt for over 60 years, but some of his personal choices seem questionable.

The boy Pharoah, Tutankhamun, reversed many his fathers religious reforms, leaving a legacy, despite his short reign and death at the age of 19

Mary Magdalene is one of the most revered, and yet one of the most mysterious figures in Christianity. Mentioned twelve times in the Gospel, her true identity, and the role she played, still remains unclear.

The legendary city of gold, Eldorado, has captivated people since the 16th and 17th centuries, and is responsible for endless searches and attempts to acquire its hidden treasures