Sky History 2 Monday

The validity of historical accounts concerning creatures that can shapeshift from one form to another

Experts investigate whether alien life forms are thriving in Earth's seas, following Russian cosmonauts' discovery of living plankton in space

Alice Roberts reveals the history of Belfast, visiting the shipyards that built the Titanic and getting locked up in the notorious Crumlin Road gaol

Actor Laurence Fishburne explores the discovery of a body on a beach in Adelaide, south Australia, in December 1948. The man was unidentified asnd cause of death was also unclear

The invasion of Poland by the German army in 1939, examining how Hitler succeeded in pushing through his rearmament and war plans relatively unhindered

The alleged existence of underground extraterrestrial lairs, concentrating on a cave in Ecuador said to hold alien knowledge, and a hidden city in Turkey

Researchers ask if cloud computing represents the rediscovery of an ancient repository of knowledge known as the Akashic Record

How the bombing of Tokyo demonstrated the power of the B-29 bomber. The cost of creating this machine exceeded that of the Manhattan Project, which developed the first atomic bomb

The story of Adolf Hitler's so-called 'miracle' weapons - the V1 cruise missile and the V2 ballistic missile

Part one of two. Experts construct an extraterrestrial spaceship, based on reported UFO sightings, while astronomers, physicists and engineers try to rationalise such occurrences

How the curator of the J Paul Getty Museum's collection fell into disgrace, brought down by a jet-setting dealer

Experts analyse the content of Viking burial sites to learn more about Norse culture, beginning with the mass grave of a raiding party, which dates back to Roman times

A look at UFO sightings, terrifying abductions and other bizarre occurrences, casting new light on historic cases

Alice Roberts and the team examine a Roman fort on Hadrian's Wall, evidence of early writing by the Picts in Scotland, and a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age coffin

Alice Roberts explores the Plantagenet era through the history of Canterbury, joining a modern-day pilgrimage and uncovering the lasting impact of the Black Death

An indigenous woman's testimony claims to know where Slumach found his gold. After returning from the expedition empty-handed, a vision has Kru rattled

The first Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang, who rests in a tomb so large that the archaeological dig could last a century

Alice Roberts and Brett Lockyer examine the cause of death of George IV, an overweight monarch who enjoyed drinking, partying and spending money

The alleged existence of underground extraterrestrial lairs, concentrating on a cave in Ecuador said to hold alien knowledge, and a hidden city in Turkey

Researchers ask if cloud computing represents the rediscovery of an ancient repository of knowledge known as the Akashic Record

Alice Roberts and the team examine a Roman fort on Hadrian's Wall, evidence of early writing by the Picts in Scotland, and a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age coffin

German Second World War fighter, the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Along with the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, it serves as the backbone of the Luftwaffe's fighter force

The story of the prolonged development and the initially troubled operational history of the Boeing B29 Superfortress

Investigation into a possible alien visitation to England in December 1980, when Air Force personnel claimed they saw strange lights hovering in the sky