Programação de History Hit

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

U.S. Army War College are arranging virtual panel discussion to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Korean War

The US Army's black units increased to 12.4%, but the Department of Defense struggled to integrate them.

The world is a battlefield with Nazi Germany attempting to take over Europe, but halfway around the world anot

Whilst Nazi Germany tries to take over Europe, another battle is happening, China is under attack from Japan.

The discovery of lost underground cities, potentially older than time

Peter Lee reflects on Seoul's change and the restoration of Korea's royal heritage.

Peter Lee traces ancient kingdoms and Japan's samurai-era firearm traditions.

Peter Lee explores Okinawa's cultural blend of tradition, food, and global influence.

Peter Lee learns about Ainu culture in Hokkaido, blending tradition, nature, and craft.

Davy Crockett, American folk hero, famed for heroic death resisting Mexico at the Alamo.

The Lost Dutchman Mine, tied to Jacob Waltz, blurs legend and truth as a famed hidden treasure.

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

This short film tells the story of Ancient Egyptian artists.

Tutankhamun, born 1340s BC, promoted Atenism to his father Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV).

Dr. Chris Naunton delves into the rediscovery of Ancient Egypt, tracing its discovery from early travelers

This British film was made about Canadian historian Dan Gibson, who has uncovered startling new archaeological evidence that Mecca was not the original Holy City of Islam.

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

Anthropologists may have discovered an ancient 7-14 foot tall giant human subgroup

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.

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

Scott Wolter doubts Bigfoot but often hears talks about its earliest recorded sightings.

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.