The crew explore a stretch of the River Tees that flows past a grand Roman fort. A sizeable haul of riches are unearthed, as well as evidence of a prehistoric bridge.
Hands-on history with Tony Robinson and co. Could an Oxfordshire field once have been occupied by Saxon royalty? The experts examine a set of buildings for answers.
See history quiet literally unearthed. Tony Robinson and the team attempt a reconstruction of the battle that took place at Hopton Castle during the English Civil War.
Napoleon Bonaparte's life in comprehensive detail. Historian Andrew Roberts charts his transformation from French political leader to all-powerful Emperor and global statesman.
Tony Robinson and co try to piece together the lives of those who worked in Derwentcote during the Industrial Revolution. Tune in to see what is unearthed.
Definitive documentary series celebrating the classic sitcom. This episode explores the colourful characters who revolve around Del and Rodney's world.
Despairing Rene Artois is caught up in more wartime escapades. Helga plans to marry Herr Flick in order to report his every move to General Von Klinkerhoffen.
The bawdy wartime farce. When the British airmen are arrested paddling a tin bath down the estuary, Rene and co have to rescue them from the chateau - in coffins.
Hop over the channel for a rendez-vous with Rene and his wartime chums. Using hijacked German uniforms, Michelle of the Resistance plans to infiltrate German HQ.
Andrew Roberts charts the fall of Napoleon, a defining moment in history. Hear how military blunders led to his defeat at Waterloo in 1815 and subsequent exile to Saint Helena.
In search of one of the largest Roman structures ever built in Britain, the team dig up a church graveyard. See history brought to life in the archaeology show.
The Team unearth the remarkable shipbuilding heritage of London's East End and hear why the launch of Brunel's pioneering SS Great Eastern proved disastrous.
The final death throes of the Third Reich described by Laurence Olivier. Hitler retreats to his bunker as Germany crumbles around him and Allied troops arrive in Berlin.
Stalin's canine army, Rommel's hidden hoard of Nazi gold, and mysterious circles reported by RAF pilots across Britain. Hear about war at its weirdest in this intriguing series.
Jamie Theakston looks into the contentious theory, popularised by the Da Vinci Code, that Jesus was married with children and his bloodline lives on today.
The programme looks at a mysterious group of rusting ships stranded in an arid desert, and a monstrous defensive line on the snow-covered peaks of the Italian Alps.
New. The highs and lows of Prince Harry and Prince William's roles in the forces, featuring an interview with Harry in which he discusses a planned secret deployment in Afghanistan.
The man who was born great and achieved greatness, Tony Robinson, joins a landmark dig at the site of William Shakespeare's grand house in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Japan's involvement in World War II is the focus of this watershed in documentary-making. Narrated by the great Laurence Olivier, incredible interviews also help set the scene.
Hear about some bizarre tales that occurred while the world was at war, including Stalin's human/ape hybrid, zombie spies and a Nazi plague spreading through 1970s Connecticut.
Did giants once inhabit the Earth? Find out as Jamie Theakston investigates reports of enormous skeletons being found in a network of caves in Sardinia.
What is left behind when urban areas are abandoned? Hear about some remarkable ghost towns, including Pripyat - frozen in time after Chernobyl - and Hashima Island.
Tony Robinson and the ace archaeological team are in Jersey. Hear about the origins of Mont Orgueil, a spectacular castle that dates back to the 13th century.
World War II in revealing detail, narrated by the great actor Laurence Olivier. Hear how the Americans fought their way across the Pacific towards Japan and the Philippines.
This is war at its weirdest. Learn all about Stalin's flying saucer, an Allied ghost army designed to fool Hitler and the mystery wartime disappearance of musician Glenn Miller.
Jamie Theakston travels to Jerusalem on the hunt for the site of the fabled Solomon's Temple, where treasure is said to remain. Join his optimistic quest.
Concrete channels hidden in a mountaintop forest, a collapsing bridge, a marooned military base and the upright rusting carcass of ship are all featured.
As Hitler's lawyer, Hans Frank twisted the law to help the Führer's agenda, and became known as the Butcher of Poland. James Ellis finds out how he became a power-hungry monster.
Tony Robinson and co are baffled by an ancient moat at the historic Llancaiach manor house. What was it protecting? Join the show that digs for answers.
The Time Team document the restoration of Dover Castle, a project which aimed to restore the main rooms of the castle back to their original appearance.
The critically acclaimed documentary series all about World War II. Hear about the Allied scientists' controversial efforts to develop a new, immensely powerful weapon.
Hear about some bizarre wartime happenings, including the magicians who fought the Nazis, the German spy who double-crossed Hitler, and some strange sightings of UFOs in Canada.
Join the ace archaeologists as they explore the remains of Buck Mill in Somerset, whose owners believe an 11th-century flour mill once graced the land.
Discover how the superpowers established a new political order at the end of World War II. Laurence Olivier's narration and interviews with statesmen paint a vivid picture.
Looking at some incredible tales from war, including Churchill's plan to create a giant ice ship, ghost planes that fly themselves and a Nazi treasure hunt for the Amber Room.
Petra was the capital of the Nabataean kingdom - do riches lie undetected in its hidden tombs? Find out as Jamie Theakston decodes this historical riddle.
The remarkable projects include a towering structure with an explosive past, a deserted cityscape, a mysterious top-secret facility and a vast Nazi construction.
From an inverted monorail in Germany to London's epic Crossrail project, discover how ingenious metropolitan railway engineering helps keep our cities running.
Learn more about the relationship between Nazi Germany and women, as we explore the role of females in Adolf Hitler's life and the part women played as supporters of the Nazi cause.
The building of this 3km-long bridge in Greece faced may obstacles, not least seismic activity. Hear how an improbable feat of engineering was accomplished.
Get to know the crucial equipment that can save lives on the frontline. A fascinating look at the making of bomb robots, life rafts and the Viking BvS10 amphibious armoured vehicle.
Before Dunwich is lost to sea erosion, the team are eager to learn about the village's Anglo-Saxon origins and locate a medieval hospital. See what they unearth.
Saucy wartime sitcom that's a big hit across Europe. Cafe Rene is the venue for a clandestine deal involving the infamous Fallen Madonna and a cuckoo clock weight.
The outrageous and gloriously un-PC wartime comedy. Fanny and Leclerc's wedding is timed to coincide with the execution of Michelle's audacious escape plan.
The team think human bone fragments found in a Northumberland village may date from the 7th century, but the grisly discovery of tiny skeletons adds to the mystery.
Go behind the scenes at the Queen's favourite home, Windsor Castle. The staff must serve a suitably impressive banquet when President Chirac of France comes to stay.
Property magnate Paul Whight invites our archaeologist friends to dig up his stately home in Essex, which lies on land once owned by the famous de Vere family.
Did King Harold build a hunting lodge in South Wales a year before the Battle of Hastings? Discover what Tony Robinson and co find when they dig up our history.
Laurence Olivier narrates the iconic, 26-part documentary series about World War II. As peace descends in 1945, the series ends with a sombre reminder of the human cost.
To improve their bombs, the US Navy turned to the animal world for inspiration. When 270 men vanished into a cloud, witnesses claimed the soldiers had been abducted by aliens.
Can Jamie Theakston solve history's most enduring mystery? Visiting Glastonbury, Wales, Valencia and NYC, he inspects four goblets that could be the Holy Grail itself.
Join Tony Robinson and his expert excavators to discover the identity of a mystery structure found near the well-preserved Roman legionary fort of Caerleon in Wales.
Tony Robinson's team have three days to excavate a huge Roman fort in County Durham. Stay tuned for some exciting finds, including a series of military mausoleums.
A stone structure in Hamsterley has baffled locals for eons. With guesses ranging from an Iron Age farm to a Roman jail, see if the team can fathom its purpose.
Discover how a squadron of low-flying bombers freed Resistance fighters from Amiens Jail in 1944. A gripping account of one of the most daring raids of World War II.
Crossword puzzles in a national newspaper begin to attract the attention of MI5, the answers are code words for the upcoming D-Day operation. Is this the work of a spy?
Jamie Theakston sheds light on the ultra-secretive Rosicrucian Order, whose members included Leonardo Da Vinci and Isaac Newton. Are they the real-life 'illuminati'?
James Ellis discovers how Hitler's master spy, Wilhelm Canaris, was both a Nazi and a double agent who provided secrets to the Allies and helped Jews escape from Germany.
Find out if there ever really was a castle on top of Castle Hill in Somerset in another archaeological quest against the clock. Tony Robinson leads proceedings.
We perhaps think of recycling as a modern process, but were the Romans keen on reusing materials too? The evidence mounts as the team dig a field in Lincolnshire.
A storm on the Scottish island of Barra has uncovered Bronze Age graves and ancient houses in the dunes. Can the team preserve these relics before they are lost?
Humbling tales of heroism from WWII. Hear first-hand about America's astonishing first air raid on the Japanese archipelago, led by Colonel 'Jimmy' Doolittle.
Hukbalahap Rebels in the Philippines believe they have a new enemy - a vampire. The British claim that an RAF pilot's incredible night vision comes from eating carrots.
Jamie Theakston journeys to Greece and Italy to hear the truth about oracles. These mysterious figures - such as the one at Delphi - reputedly spoke the word of the gods.
Tony Robinson and his merry men and women encounter the legend of Robin Hood when they scrutinise an impressive set of ruins and carvings in Sherwood Forest.
Codnor Castle was home to the De Grey family of knights. As the ruins are renovated, Tony Robinson and co unearth the castle's history - and strike gold.
The Chindits were the army's elite jungle troops who beat the Japanese in a daring mission. Hear their jaw-dropping story and their feats of wartime heroism.
In 1940, Japan launch an attack on a Chinese city - but they are not dropping bombs. Swarms of fleas descend and the city is infected with the bubonic plague.
Jamie Theakston investigates the curious claim that the Nazis started to build flying saucers during WWII. Hear the startling truth behind a historical legend.
From a canyon-spanning bridge in San Diego to a track ascending an imposing Swiss peak, hear how railway engineers have conquered jungles, deserts and mountains.
From scientists to SS commanders - the stories of the Nazi war criminals and how they were tracked down. Here, Hitler's personal secretary Martin Bormann.
The second of two fascinating films that paint an affectionate portrait of Indian railway culture. Find out how the workers keep the stormy weather at bay and their trains running.
The first of two engrossing films following the exertions of three Indian Railways employees, as they strive to keep their trains running during the disruptive monsoon season.
See history quiet literally unearthed. Tony Robinson and the team attempt a reconstruction of the battle that took place at Hopton Castle during the English Civil War.
The archaeology show visits Wiltshire. Time Team regular Phil Harding discovered a huge pot of Roman coins here in the 1970s and now returns to excavate the site.
The Team hunt for an elusive Roman temple in a Hertfordshire field. Artefacts appear and soon it is apparent that the site is larger than initially thought.
Hands-on history with Tony Robinson and co. Could an Oxfordshire field once have been occupied by Saxon royalty? The experts examine a set of buildings for answers.
History comes to life in this hit show. Tony and the Team unearth Portsmouth's medieval past by excavating the site of a hospital that was built in 1212.
