
2014 · 1 season · 50m · ★ 0.0
Archaeologists, historians and amateur adventurers search for evidence of the Bible's mysteries.
Start from S1E1 · The Staff of Moses
E12014 · 50m
The staff of Moses created some of the most astonishing miracles in the Bible. One man thinks he knows where it is. The story of how the staff got there could be another miracle itself.
E22014 · 50m
Two investigators set out to find the location of the Parting of the Red Sea.
E32014 · 50m
Archaeologist Dr. Bryant Wood believes he has found proof of the Battle of Jericho.
E42015 · 50m
Is the Turin Shroud real or a fake? An Italian Professor believes he has the answer.
E52015 · 50m
Professor Tudor Parfitt claims to have located an African tribe of black Jews called the Lemba whose roots can be traced back to the Jews of the Old Testament.
E62015 · 50m
For thousands of years, people have wondered about the greatest story in the Old Testament--The Exodus. This is the story of Sir Colin Humphreys’ journey to find the real route of the Exodus and the true mountain of God.
E72015 · 50m
The Great Flood is the most apocalyptic story in the Old Testament, but so far no concrete evidence of it has been found. Now two American oceanographers, Bill Ryan and Walter Pitman, set out to solve the mystery.
E82015 · 50m
Author Adrian Gilbert traces the historical path of the Stone of Jacob and answers questions regarding the ancient artifact's authenticity.
E92015 · 50m
Questions arise surrounding the authenticity of the Jehoash Tablet, a religious artifact containing an ancient inscription.
E102015 · 50m
David Rohl looks for the location of the Tower of Babel.
E112015 · 50m
A man thinks that he has solved the mystery of the Holy Grail.
E122015 · 50m
Two scientists investigate the mystery of The Ten Plagues of Egypt. Dr John S Marr examines the medical accuacy behind myth, while molecular biologist Siro Trevisanato looks for one single cause to explain all ten plagues.
E132015 · 50m
One man discovers hard evidence for Sodom, the Bible's original City of Sin.

History's Greatest Mysteries
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