Summary
Jamie Theakston goes in search of the Ark of the Covenant, investigates the mystery of the man in the iron mask, and travels to Romania to discover the truth behind vampire mythology.
Jamie Theakston goes in search of the Ark of the Covenant, investigates the mystery of the man in the iron mask, and travels to Romania to discover the truth behind vampire mythology.
It’s that staple of cable and satellite TV: the post-Da Vinci Code history programme, seeking The Truth (ie renegade hypotheses and conspiracy theories) behind ancient stories. And there’s nothing more popular than a biblical mystery (except maybe a Nazi one). So, series three of Forbidden History starts with the “ultimate treasure quest” – the hunt for the Ark of the Covenant.
“If anything’s going to survive from biblical times, it’s the Ark,” says one historian. So where is it? Ethiopia emerges as a contender. But it’s a complex quest, with many angles, and ultimately if feels like everyone’s floundering in the dark, trying to justify their own agenda.
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
role | name |
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Self - Presenter | Jamie Theakston |
Narrator | Jamie Theakston |
Self - Editor, 'The Heretic Magazine' | Andrew Gough |
Self - Author, Mysteries & Secrets of Time | Lionel Fanthorpe |
Self - Author & Historian | Ross Andrews |
Self - Co-Author, 'The Orion Mystery' | Adrian Gilbert |
Self - Author & Historian | Heather Elizabeth Osborn |
Self - Author & Historian | Richard Felix |
Self - University of Addis Ababa | Daniel Gibret |
Reenactment Actor | Guillaume Rivaud |
Reenactment Actor | Edward Felix |
role | name |
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Director | Bruce Burgess |
Editor | David Willis |
The Real Ark of the Covenant
It’s that staple of cable and satellite TV: the post-Da Vinci Code history programme, seeking The Truth (ie renegade hypotheses and conspiracy theories) behind ancient stories. And there’s nothing more popular than a biblical mystery (except maybe a Nazi one). So, series three of Forbidden History starts with the “ultimate treasure quest” – the hunt for the Ark of the Covenant.
“If anything’s going to survive from biblical times, it’s the Ark,” says one historian. So where is it? Ethiopia emerges as a contender. But it’s a complex quest, with many angles, and ultimately if feels like everyone’s floundering in the dark, trying to justify their own agenda.
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
role | name |
---|---|
Self - Presenter | Jamie Theakston |
Narrator | Jamie Theakston |
Self - Editor, 'The Heretic Magazine' | Andrew Gough |
Self - Author, Mysteries & Secrets of Time | Lionel Fanthorpe |
Self - Author & Historian | Ross Andrews |
Self - Co-Author, 'The Orion Mystery' | Adrian Gilbert |
Self - Author & Historian | Heather Elizabeth Osborn |
Self - Author & Historian | Richard Felix |
Self - University of Addis Ababa | Daniel Gibret |
Reenactment Actor | Guillaume Rivaud |
Reenactment Actor | Edward Felix |
role | name |
---|---|
Director | Bruce Burgess |
Editor | David Willis |
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.