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The world's first public museum, built in 17th Century Oxford

03 Sep 1981,·15 mins

The canals bridges docks and roads of Thomas Telford, the "father of civil engineering"

15 Oct 1984,·24 mins

Tudor explorer and licensed pirate Martin Frobisher's quest for Arctic gold

01 Jan 1992,·29 mins

Why has London has become a global centre for stolen and looted classical antiquities?

01 Jan 1992,·28 mins

What killed the mummy? Manchester Museum investigate death in the classical world

01 Jan 1992,·28 mins

The abandonment of the city of Mohenjodaro in 1700BC, is still a mystery

10 Jun 1992,·29 mins

The Ghandaran kingdom lasted from 1500-500BC. Will its remains survive modern looting?

18 Jun 1992,·28 mins

The discovery of the tomb in 1922 and the current attempts to preserve it

01 Jan 1993,·26 mins

Factories businesses and over a million tourists are taking their toll on Kathmandu

01 Mar 1993,·27 mins

The discovery of a 'monastic Pompeii' in the province of Isernia in central Italy

02 Apr 1993,·27 mins

The restoration of the temples in Angkor Cambodia, including the magnificent Angkor Wat

07 Apr 1993,·27 mins

How Irish authorities are cracking down on the black market by recruiting treasure hunters

19 Apr 1993,·27 mins

A 7th Century lyre from a ship burial at Sutton Hoo is reconstructed and played

27 Apr 1993,·27 mins

The Uluburun shipwreck sank in 1,400BC with enough bronze on board to equip a small army

19 Sep 1994,·28 mins

Hagia Sophia, one of the great buildings of the ancient world is painstakingly cleaned

12 Oct 1994,·28 mins

How was Petra's extraordinary rock-cut architecture achieved?

27 Oct 1994,·28 mins

Australia's first museum was established by early European settlers in 1827

04 Nov 1994,·28 mins

How a gorge in the heart of England's Shropshire became a Unesco World Heritage site

11 Nov 1994,·29 mins

Despite war revolution and occupation Prague remains one of Europe’s best preserved cities

16 Nov 1994,·28 mins

Vietnam's history is written in its monuments. But can they be protected from developers?

20 Apr 1995,·27 mins

The Suffolk nature reserve that was once a top secret military site

25 Apr 1995,·28 mins

How did the ancient city of Sana'a develop multi-storey buildings with geometric patterns?

02 May 1995,·28 mins

Ethopia's Christian heritage is an ancient one. But how many of their sites have survived?

09 May 1995,·28 mins

The new-found desire in Australia to preserve their colonial convict and industrial past

19 May 1995,·28 mins

Venice is sinking. Can concerned organisations from all over Europe hold back the tides?

26 May 1995,·27 mins

A maritime museum dedicated to preserving the heritage of the Zuiderzee region

20 Oct 1995,·28 mins

Moves to commemorate the Great Irish Famine which began in 1845

08 Nov 1995,·28 mins

From an island of fishermen to one of the world's first "tiger economies"

09 Nov 1995,·28 mins

Archeologists have discovered some strange things under and around London.

28 Nov 1995,·28 mins

The discovery of a Byzantine wreck in Tantura Lagoon once the ancient harbour of Tel Dor

04 Dec 1995,·28 mins