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The age old question of what happens after death. The clues to the answer may lie in unusual cases of near-death experience, reincarnation, and how memories can be passed from organ donors to transplant recipients.

Even after centuries of study, the human mind remains as inscrutable as ever. Take a look if the quintessential human machine, the brain, be even more powerful than humans realise.

A look at how some people live through the impossible, such as plane crashes, freezing temperatures, or performing superhuman feats while in danger. These remarkable tales of survival force others to reconsider what is known about the will to live.

A mild-mannered man, convicted of brutally murdering his father and the attempted murder of his mother with an axe, tries to convince Morgan of his innocence.

Two treasure hunters investigate a sword and helmet that date back more than 900 years; they work to decode the symbolism on the ancient relics and discover the sword was used in the First Crusade when Christian knights took control of Jerusalem.

Treasure hunters investigate an extraordinary collection of Celtic gold from the Iberian Peninsula that dates back thousands of years, including a rare gold bowl and a stone altar to the god Endovelicus that may have been used in ritual sacrifices.

Carl and Hamilton are back on more familiar ground with a stunning white marble chalice from Hamilton's Knights Templar treasure hoard, where the relics they explored in the first series came from.

David Dickinson and the team are in Bradford today, Tim Hogarth is given a run for his money by a young girl with a vintage mobile phone, Jo Brayshaw is excited when a six-sided seal turns up at her table and a seller brings in a tin-plate plane.

A seller pitches him a signed photo of Cy Young; Rick checks out a giant U.S. Navy Jack; the team takes a hit after a seller brings in a 1930s spanker; it's morphing time when Chum checks out a guard mask from the "Power Rangers.".

Despite being a new buyer, Tommy is looking for a big score in Brampton. Roy takes advantage of the intern he brings.

Tensions among the buyers are at an all-time high. In addition to the stress of competition on the auction circuit, the buyers face major decisions with new business ventures.

The gang bid on some hidden bunkers in Hawaii, but trouble arises with the locals.

The mad mob have a hula lot of fun in Hawaii. Brandon and Lori bid on some old medical equipment, while T-Money gambles on a locked cabinet. Maybe Elvis is inside?

Henry Cole, Allen Millyard, and Guy Willison head to Phil and Annika's maze-like sheds where they find a pair of 1940s motorbikes before they head to a massive auction in Tewkesbury to stock up, but Newbury Park turns out to be a tough market.

Henry Cole, Allen Millyard and Guy Willison revamp their stall after picking up a vanload of trinkets from their favourite dealer Matt. With hopes high after two tough weekends, they set their sights on a big sale at a mega jumble held by Sammy Miller.

Henry Cole and his partners Allen Millyard and Guy Willison visit top collector Stuart Imber to explore his exceptional collection before heading to HJ Pugh's in Ledbury for a stash of trinkets. After spending hundreds of pounds on stock, they face high stakes as they set up...

Henry Cole, Allen Millyard, and Guy Willison visit Yeomans of Bromsgrove looking for a vintage British sled, take a 1200-pound punt on the contents of a van owned by top dealer Doug, and try to turn a profit at the Stratford Racecourse auto jumble.

A customer offers up wardrobe made for the character Tony Soprano; Rick and Chum take a trip to Italy for some papal artifacts; a rare toy intrigues Cory; Rick seeks out a rare book; the guys test-ride two Vespas.

Tensions among the buyers are at an all-time high. In addition to the stress of competition on the auction circuit, the buyers face major decisions with new business ventures.

Roy plans a bachelor party for Bogart, and it's all anyone can talk about. First, however, they have an auction to attend in Toronto.

The Great Sphinx in Giza defies explanation, predates the earliest known civilisations and might conceal secrets of mankind's origins.

Examining incredible stories; the dead rising from their graves; mummies travelling into the afterlife; people on the brink of death mixing with deceased relatives in a celestial netherworld.

Probing the possibility that the ruins of Puma Punku offer evidence of advanced technology being used in the ancient past.

Henry, Allen, and Guy revisit favourite auto jumble spots in Stratford-upon-Avon and Enfield. They focus on picking up smaller "guaranteed sellers" like vintage signs and oily curios to get the season's fund started.

David Dickinson hosts an edition from Bradford in West Yorkshire - the owner of a gold coin collection hopes that he can turn his investment into a profit, and local dealer Tim Hogarth offers extra cash to a seller if he can name famous Bradfordians.

David Dickinson and his antique dealers are in Bradford where David Hakeney gets excited about some diamond and white gold jewellery, Tim Hogarth dances the robot and will Jo Brayshaw be head and shoulders above the other dealers when some Victorian epaulettes turn up?

Marty and members of the team travel north to a Viking settlement, and uncover more evidence that may connect descendants of the Vikings to the Knights Templar. And back on Oak Island, new clues suggest Lot 5 was a place of worship.

Most people know it as the biblical birthplace of man, The Garden of Eden. But is the Garden of Eden really just a story to explain human creation? Or could it be a real place? And if the Garden of Eden did exist, where exactly was it?