TV Guide National Geographic Channel Friday

After the seas rise in England, a Bronze Age timber circle is unearthed; flood waters expose an ancient Ukrainian canoe.

Three real disasters are dissected, including a partial nuclear meltdown of a nuclear plant, a fire inside a tunnel and the collapse of a department store.

Experts dissect three real disasters, including the Surfside condominium collapse, the sinking of a nuclear-powered submarine and a fire at a subway station.

Experts dissect 3 real world disasters, including a train disaster in Quebec, an explosion at a sugar refinery and a container ship that blocked the Suez Canal.

Experts investigate 3 real world disasters, including an explosion on a drilling rig, the crash of a Concorde passenger jet and a fire in a tunnel in Austria.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection discovered a line methamphetamine hidden inside a gas tank and stopped a person carrying fentanyl inside of their body.

In the spring of 1944, German forces expect to be attacked by Allied forces, so they make preparations in the time leading up to the D-Day attack.

A close look is taken at the final months of World War II for Japan, with emphasis on how American forces threatened to invade Japan.

Details are shared about Adolf Hitler's plans to invade Britain by deploying forces in southern England while also destroying Britain's aerial power.

Details are shared about how Japan forced 200,000 prisoners of war and local laborers to build a railway through some of the toughest terrain in Burma.

Details are shared about Adolf Hitler's African campaign across Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, which helped to determine the course of World War II.

Details are shared about a World War II conflict that occurred on the South Pacific island of Guadalcanal as the Japanese fought to build an airfield.

Details are shared about Nazi Germany's fight for the skies, which led to nearly every man, woman and child being forced to make more aircrafts and munitions.

Details are shared about the Allied invasion of Sicily to reveal how Allied forces deceived Nazi forces by planting false documents on a corpse.

Archaeologists make groundbreaking discoveries about the world of King Solomon, who was a biblical Israelite king who built the first Temple of Jerusalem.

New discoveries reveal the origins of the Bible's Tower of Babel story in the Christian Old Testament, which was built so tall, it would reach into the heavens.

New discoveries reveal the lost historical influences of the Exodus story, including the departure of the Israelites from Egypt and their wanderings.

New discoveries unlock the origins of the Bible's Flood story.

Archaeologists reveal the truth about the Bible's murderous King Herod I, a Roman Jewish client king of the Herodian kingdom of Judea.

Archaeologists make new discoveries in Nineveh, the Bible's city of sin, which was an ancient Assyrian city of Upper Mesopotamia, in modern northern Iraq.

Archaeologists make groundbreaking discoveries about the world of King Solomon, who was a biblical Israelite king who built the first Temple of Jerusalem.

Archaeologists on the land and sea reveal secrets of the infamous siege of the Alamo near modern-day San Antonio.

A lost kingdom and an underwater cave reveal secrets about the ancient Maya civilization.

From Patagonia to Canada, paleontologists uncover the real Jurassic Americas.

Draining Alaska's extreme north reveals the graveyard of a tragic fleet.

Shown is what real life was like in the Wild West, and who was left out of the story.

Hollywood's surprising hidden history lies buried beneath the sea and sand.