The mysterious death of King Tut continues to puzzle archaeologists and scholars alike. From the moment the "Boy King's" mummy was discovered in the Valley of the Kings, rumors of foul play emerged. Recent X-ray's of King Tut's mummy show signs of a possible attack, but new evidence may point to another cause of death. In his quest for the truth, host Josh Bernstein climbs into King Tut's tomb, fires the weapons King Tut took to his grave, and uses modern science to dig deeper into the rumors of King Tut's murder.

Take a look at the burial places of the mummies and construction of the pyramids during the annual flooding of the Nile and examine the process of mummification.

Discover the meaning behind the mysterious markings known as the hieroglyphs. Then, dig deep into the magic behind the tomb treasures that belonged to Tutankhamen.

Host Richard Karn looks at history's first organized fighting force. The ancient Egyptians marched across the Middle East, brought home booty to the pharaohs, and fought a great battle against the dreaded Sea People.

Travel to Egypt, and join a team of archaeologists who have uncovered what evidence reveals is the lost fourth pyramid of Giza. Radjedef, son of the great Khufu, would stamp his supremacy by erecting the highest pyramid ever built, towering some 60 feet above Khufu's Great Pyramid of Giza. However, Radjedef's pyramid was forgotten and almost buried beneath the encroaching desert sands, and its significance to the three great pyramids was lost. State-of-the-art CGI demonstrates how all four pyramids were connected. Interwoven through the exciting finds of this new excavation is the story of the most powerful, prolific, and arguably, the most cruel and debauched of all Egypt's dynasties.