National Geographic (International)

Presenting the latest products live on television so that viewers can order the items they want directly. The product range extends from vacuum cleaners and bath towels to sports equipment.

The guys come across a very rare 1915 Vickers, conquistador stirrups, and an American flag made by Polish POWs in a WWII concentration camp.

Sean finds what could be a 16th-century treasure chest used by pirates on the high seas and Shooter tests Ma Deuce, the M2 Browning machine gun.

Revealing the hidden side of tyrannical ruler King Herod, who was also an architectural mastermind, creating Jerusalem's Second Temple.

Archaeologist Pepi Papakosta is on a mission to find Alexander the Great's lost tomb. Excavating in the centre of Alexandria, Egypt, she has discovered a rare statue of Alexander and secret tunnels.

As the Mongolian landscape comes under threat, the need to find Genghis Khan's body becomes urgent. Experts set out to trace it, making a hugely important discovery.

Internationally renowned archaeologist Mike Parker Pearson has made an incredible discovery. Could it change our beliefs about the mysterious origins and use of Stonehenge?

Documentary exploring the treasures found in Tutankhamun's tomb. A look at the most spectacular objects, including a ceremonial dagger made of iron which was forged from a meteorite.

Scholars believe King Tut's death mask was not made specifically for him, citing its damaged nameplate and different colours of gold, some believe it more likely the mask was made for his female ancestor, Nefertiti.

Of the 5,398 treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb at the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the ones that paint a picture of Tutankhamun's family are the most unsettling.

A treasure map leads to the discovery of a lost fortress; a sacred altar is unearthed, revealing secrets of the legendary Maya Snake King uprising; Albert Lin travels to a remote jungle, where technology reveals evidence of a forgotten war.

New research suggests that the sacred sites of the ancient Maya in Mexico and Guatemala were linked to underground cave systems.

Lost pyramids and hidden treasures reveal the epic scale of the ancient Mayan civilisation.

A treasure map leads to the discovery of a lost fortress; a sacred altar is unearthed, revealing secrets of the legendary Maya Snake King uprising; Albert Lin travels to a remote jungle, where technology reveals evidence of a forgotten war.

Albert Lin and National Geographic unearth the secrets that lie in the tomb of China's first emperor. The Terracotta Warriors guard findings that rewrite history and paint a different picture of the ancient world from what we thought we knew.

A huge tooth and a tiny bone are the only remains of a prehistoric species believed to have once bred with humans. What were these beings like and how do they fit into our evolution?

Mayan legend tells us that there is a hidden underground cave below the pre-Columbian city of Chichen Itza - now high tech archaeologists are here to find the buried truth.

Albert Lin travels to Mongolia in search of Genghis Khan's burial site, and in Petra, he scans to discover how nomads built the once-lush oasis.

Albert Lin's journeys take him to the tomb of China's first emperor, and the basalt stone kingdom of Nan Madol in Micronesia.

A Las Vegas crew has just one night to finish a two-day job. Tackling several last-minute wedding cakes they've got no margin for error.

A mega fish order from Harvard University means an early start for a crew of Cape Cod fisherman. But it's Mother Nature who dictates the unpredictable haul.

A Louisiana fishing boat faces mechanical breakdowns and a Toronto catering company struggles to prepare thousands of meals for travellers.

Bakers make 440 birthday cakes for a celebration at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and an overnight crew prepares 250 gourmet meals for train passengers.

The Big Game episode serves up chocolate pizza, crispy jalapeño poppers, a thirst-quenching pilsner, and a sweet chipotle chilli.

Before he loses all his feathers, Dr Katie races to figure out what's keeping feisty penguin Barry from shedding for close to a year.

Everyone at the Columbus Zoo is waiting for the big event - the birth of the first baby giraffe in over 20 years. Elsewhere, at the safari park, Przewalski's horses need an urgent pedicure.