TV Guide Science Sunday

Ark of the Covenant may have been stolen by King Solomon's son and taken to Ethiopia thousands of years ago; archaeologists uncover the lost relic's journey.

A Welsh farmer stumbles upon a 2,000-year-old chariot buried in the sand, which leads historians to new theories about one of Britain's most violent periods.

The Knights Templar are believed to have located and seized the Ark of the Covenant centuries ago; expert historians follow the trail of this elusive order.

The search for the lost Ark of the Covenant continues and could still rest beneath the ancient sands of Jerusalem, hidden for centuries.

Investigators study the truth behind the Ark of the Covenant's apparent theft by Roman forces who allegedly took the sacred artifact from its resting place.

The team takes on several viewer-requested myths; Adam and Jamie put an underwater bike, an idiom about knowledge and the "potty dance" to the test.

The guys see if a trench corner can save a soldier by slowing a shockwave; the team tests the protective capabilities of balloons by crashing clown cars.

Jamie risks everything as he tries to drive a motorcycle on top of water; the team sees if a person could survive a jump with a parachute made from hotel items.

A footwear manufacturer demonstrates how it creates protective boots featuring vulcanized rubber soles; workers create digital signs that display ads and more.

Manufacturers reveal the process of assembling large vehicles and tiny computer circuit boards, as well as how adhesive bandages and liquors are made.

Viewers go behind the scenes to discover how steel, apple juice, aircraft landing gear and cosmetics are manufactured.

A college reveals its program to design and create holograms; clinicians examine skin samples for evidence of diseases; a food producer creates canned corn.

Employees at Amerex Corporation demonstrate how fire extinguishers are produced; Machines mix, cook and glaze a wide variety of donuts at Annette's Donuts.

Craftsmen at Wolf Form Company create handmade dress forms for tailors and fashion designers to use; Westex International manufactures down bedding.

The Verdin Company demonstrates its method for creating cast bronze bells; craftsmen use multi-layered maple veneer to produce wooden aircraft propellers.

Snowshoes are created by combining a frame with sturdy rawhide or synthetic lacing; a Canadian company specializes in creating soapstone counters and more.

ACME Whistles Ltd. assembles whistles for law enforcement officers; Pittsburg Corning Corporation melts and forms glass blocks for use in construction.

Machines bake a variety of ice cream cones at Joy Cone Company; mechanics at Fleetwood Trailers assemble pop-up travel trailers for camping.

An inside look into the technical process behind how Basque pelota balls, pallet trucks, dumplings and brass faucets are made is provided.

The manufacturing process behind laptops, panettone and saxophones is explored.

Experts investigate the Dead Sea Scrolls, which are one of the Holy Land's greatest mysteries, and attempt to uncover their hidden meaning.

New discoveries and advanced science could finally prove the existence of Troy, the legendary lost city at the center of the Trojan War.

An archaeological investigation reveals the secrets of Babylon, the world's former largest and biggest city, and uncovers what it looked like and how it fell.

Archaeologists use cutting-edge technology to investigate if the Tower of Babel, which is one of the most famous stories of the Bible, really existed.

Experts investigate Jericho, the first city attacked by the Israelites after they crossed the Jordan River into Canaan according to the Bible.

Pioneering archaeologists have gained new access to investigate formerly forbidden sites to discover the truth behind forgotten Biblical cities.

Pioneering archaeologists have gained new access to investigate formerly forbidden sites to discover the truth behind forgotten Biblical cities.

A modern archeological investigation reveals if the Dead Sea Scrolls predicted a final battle between Jewish rebels and the Roman Empire.

Pioneering archaeologists have gained new access to investigate formerly forbidden sites to discover the truth behind forgotten Biblical cities.

A modern archeological investigation reveals if the Dead Sea Scrolls predicted a final battle between Jewish rebels and the Roman Empire.

Pioneering archaeologists have gained new access to investigate formerly forbidden sites to discover the truth behind forgotten Biblical cities.

New discoveries and advanced science could finally prove the existence of Troy, the legendary lost city at the center of the Trojan War.

An archaeological investigation reveals the secrets of Babylon, the world's former largest and biggest city, and uncovers what it looked like and how it fell.