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Monumental Mysteries
controversial new ideas are challenging basic beliefs about biblical history and the ancient world. In Egypt, scientists are in dispute about who built the Sphinx. Is it far older than the experts believe?Did it once look very different from what we see today? In Israel, Old Testament heroes David and Solomon are at the centre of a controversy. Were they real flesh-and -blood historical figures, or merely myths? Proof for King David is being sought in tunnels beneath Jerusalem, at the site of one of the exploits recouonted in the Bible. Evidence for Solomon is being sough at Aramageddon, a ruined hilltop city in Northern Israel. According to the Bible this is where the final battle between good and evil will take place. Today it is a battleground for archaelolgists and historians. Some say that it is the site of King Solomon's palace; others claim there is little evidence that Solomon ever existed. This program looks at the monuments left by the ancient kings of Israel and Egypt to unravel these mysteries in their history.
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Supernatural Science 2
Animal Telepathy
first aired: February 19, 2008 (#204)
The success of the famous horse whisperer, Monty Roberts, is well documented. ...
King Arthur
first aired: February 5, 2008 (#203)
In the summer of 1998 a team of archaeologists digging at Tintagel in ...
Monumental Mysteries
first aired: January 29, 2008 (#202)
controversial new ideas are challenging basic beliefs about biblical history ...
Extraterrestrial Life
first aired: February 12, 2008 (#201)
Are we alone in the universe? This question has obsessed humans since ...
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