True History schedule

Go back to when plate tectonics shaped India\'s mountains and river systems.

Study aboriginal forest dwellers who once comprised all South Asia\'s population.

Learn what we know about the long-lost Indus Valley civilization.

Explore the ancient foundations of Hinduism.

How did the Renaissance pioneer a new way of thinking about history itself?

Consider how the values of the European Renaissance set the stage for a new era of questions.

Discover why the Renaissance first bloomed in, of all places, Italy.

Focus on one of the most challenging concepts of the Renaissance: humanism.

Begin the story of life on Earth with an overview of the unifying idea that will govern your exploration.

Survey observations that led to the concept of deep time and tools that can read the story in rocks.

In this episode, delve into biostratigraphy, the study of fossil sequences in rock strata.

Learn how paleontologists interpret fossils to reconstruct the traits and environments of extinct life forms.

Observe how Genesis uses earlier traditions to make its case for the existence of God.

Explore the symbolism of the tower and pyramid in ancient architecture.

Here, trace the life of Abraham, the iconic father of three faiths.

Learn the extraordinary story of Joseph's bondage in Egypt, and his reversal of fortune.

Go back to when plate tectonics shaped India\'s mountains and river systems.

Study aboriginal forest dwellers who once comprised all South Asia\'s population.

Learn what we know about the long-lost Indus Valley civilization.

Explore the ancient foundations of Hinduism.

Consider how the values of the European Renaissance set the stage for a new era of questions.

Discover why the Renaissance first bloomed in, of all places, Italy.

Focus on one of the most challenging concepts of the Renaissance: humanism.

Begin the story of life on Earth with an overview of the unifying idea that will govern your exploration.

Survey observations that led to the concept of deep time and tools that can read the story in rocks.

In this episode, delve into biostratigraphy, the study of fossil sequences in rock strata.

Learn how paleontologists interpret fossils to reconstruct the traits and environments of extinct life forms.

Observe how Genesis uses earlier traditions to make its case for the existence of God.

Explore the symbolism of the tower and pyramid in ancient architecture.

Here, trace the life of Abraham, the iconic father of three faiths.

Learn the extraordinary story of Joseph's bondage in Egypt, and his reversal of fortune.

Go back to when plate tectonics shaped India\'s mountains and river systems.

Study aboriginal forest dwellers who once comprised all South Asia\'s population.

Learn what we know about the long-lost Indus Valley civilization.

Explore the ancient foundations of Hinduism.

How did the Renaissance pioneer a new way of thinking about history itself?

Consider how the values of the European Renaissance set the stage for a new era of questions.

Discover why the Renaissance first bloomed in, of all places, Italy.

Focus on one of the most challenging concepts of the Renaissance: humanism.

In this episode, grasp the Nile's integral role in ancient Egyptian culture.

Using objects from Cairo's three great museums, trace 5,000 years of Egyptian history.

Examine the common preconceptions about Celtic identity.

Our earliest written records of the Celts come from Italy, Greece, and Spain.

Begin the story of life on Earth with an overview of the unifying idea that will govern your exploration.

Survey observations that led to the concept of deep time and tools that can read the story in rocks.

Look at Franklin's unfinished autobiography, in which he created a persona for others to follow.

Meet Franklin's parents and siblings, learn the story of his wife and first-born son, and more.