Programación de History Hit

The Be Sacked site in France was a gold city of 10,000, revealed by LiDAR, with gulls and buildings.

Forensic geologist Scott Wolter uses science and bold theories to investigate mysterious artifacts and sites worldwide, including the potential location of the Ark of the Covenant.

Deep beneath the Denver Airport, conspiracy theorists say a revolutionary group that calls itself the New World Order is operating a secret base.

Scott Wolter conducts a massive excavation of the wall to figure out who–or what–created this wall and the controversy surrounding it.

Walker uncovers secret-society symbols in DC, linking landmarks in a Venus-like star pattern.

Wolter investigates Hawaii's Menehune legend and the possibility of an ancient small race.

Vikings reached North America in 1000 AD and may have expanded into the U.S. as Vinland.

Wolter probes claims of 1909 Egyptian treasure in a Grand Canyon cave amid its iconic scenery.

Wolter probes whether Lincoln's assassination involved conspirators beyond John Wilkes Booth.

Scott probes Southern Utah treasure linked to Aztec empire via tunnels after receiving cryptic tip.

Appalachian legend: giant with 7 claws marked sacred rock with symbols key to Cherokee culture.

Scott visits NYC to witness Central Park's ancient Egyptian obelisk restoration, a hidden relic.

Scott Wolter explores if French fur traders held secret pre-Columbian US land claims before independence.

Custer's 1874 gold find sparked rush, clashed with natives, led to Little Big Horn Last Stand.

The series explores the mysteries and evidence of mankind's origins and life's place in the universe.

The Grand Alliance of European Nations, established 300 years ago against Louis the 14th King of France

Ancient Egyptians discovered a 3300-year-old baboon skull from Punt, bringing valuable treasures like gold

Divers in Ontario, Canada, discovered an ancient stone structure possibly 5000-10,000 years old

The 2004 tsunami in southern India revealed underwater ruins from the third century A.D.

The discovery of lost underground cities, potentially older than time

Chichen Itza, built in the 11th century, was Mesoamerica's most powerful city, with El Castillo and more.

Chico, a 19th-century Maya city in Guatemala, has a tall pyramid, citadel, palace, tombs, and a temple.

Teotihuacan, a first-century city, was a sacred site with 2,200 dwellings and a towering temple.

In search of the Inca Holy Grail, David Adams journeys to Puncuyoc, the sacred Sister City of Machu Picchu.