Terry Jones' Barbarians - The Brainy Barbarians

The Greeks and the Persians.

Terry Jones' Barbarians - The Savage Goths

"Roman writers have left us with an image of the Barbarians of the north - the Germans, Dacians and Goths - as hairy primitives. It was an image reinforced by the wholesale massacre of a Roman army in Germany in 9AD, and sealed by the so-called Sack of Rome in 410. Terry Jones reveals that far from being brutal savages, the Barbarians of the north were in fact much admired by Rome for their fighting prowess; they became crucial to the defence of the Roman Empire - and would eventually became as Roman as the Romans themselves."

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire - The Fall of Rome

When the Moors Ruled in Europe

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire - Constantine

The Mughals (Moghuls)

The Taj Mahal

What Ancients Did For Us - Islamic World of Inventions

Conquistadors - The Search for El Dorado

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire - Rebellion

What The Ancients Did For Us - The Indians

Conquistadors - The Conquest of the Incas

The Lost Gospels - Pete Owen Jones goes searching for the missing books of the Bible

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire - Nero

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire - Caesar

Conquistadors - All The World is Human

Conquistadors - The Fall of the Aztecs

Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot

"Nick Knowles explores the facts and the fiction behind the legendary Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot. "This Gunpowder Plot show is the best TV show ever produced for history. Perfectly weighted, funny, clever and covers all the key points." - A. Field, Schoolhistory.co.uk""

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire - Revolution

The Last Aztec

"Booker prize-winning novelist DBC Pierre (Vernon God Little) takes a trip back to the Mexico of his youth to explore the downfall of the Aztecs - one of the greatest civilisations in history.

"Raised in Mexico by his English parents, Pierre has had a life-long obsession with the Aztecs. It was this obsession that once drove him into debt and dissolution. Now he sets out to revisit the Aztecs' epic tale of decline and conquest and hopefully finally lay his own ghosts to rest. Part historical film, part road movie, The Last Aztec follows him as he traces the advance of the Spanish conquistadors toward the Aztec capital."