THE HISTORY CHANNEL HIGHLIGHTS NOVEMBER 2022

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COLOSSEUM
Tuesdays from 1st November at 22:00

This premium series uses the Colosseum to tell the thrilling story of the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, through the lens of the men and women who fought and died there. From the savage truth of a gladiator’s life as a slave, to the fascinating revelation of the many ways Rome’s Emperors used the amphitheatre to demonstrate their absolute power, Colosseum offers a unique look at a pivotal period in world history.

Colosseum brings the architectural challenges of building the arena and the experiences of real Romans inside the stadium to exhilarating life. Each episode pinpoints one of eight key characters all based on real people from history. Featuring interview with leading historians, Colosseum uses striking re-enactments and special effects to infuse excitement into the personal narrative of each character. (8x60)

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MOUNTAIN MEN
Wednesdays from 16th November at 22:00

Meet the Mountain Men. They live their lives off the grid and off the land. Hunting and trapping is the only way the Mountain Men can provide for their families and survive the freezing winters from Appalachia to the Rocky Mountains. Using ancient skills perfected over hundreds of years, Mountain Men make use of anything and everything nature provides. We meet a variety of men who have chosen a more ‘truthful’ way of life. Come this way to the meet the Mountain Men. S11 (12x60)

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ANCIENT ALIENS
Wednesdays from 9th November at 21:00

Ancient Aliens continues its global search for proof that extraterrestrial life exists and that these unknown lifeforms visited Earth thousands of years ago. From recent breaking news on the US government’s funding of UFO research to recently discovered hidden facts behind chambers in Egypt’s Great Pyramid, each episode covers various alien-related topics with historic detail, first-hand accounts and interviews with the world’s top scientists, archaeologists, researchers and lead expert Giorgio Tsoukalos (pictured )