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Archaeologists examine the Moche people of Peru who flourished in a strip between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes mountains for 650 years before succumbing to a series of disasters

Delving into the era of the Norse who continue to bewilder archaeologists with their sudden disappearance from historical record at the start of the 15th century

Archaeologists look back at the Khmer Empire, founded at the beginning of the 9th century, one of the most powerful states in Southast Asia

With the Spanish monarchy funding his trip, explorer Christopher Columbus sets sail. The discovery of the New World sparks a new age for the Spanish Empire

Columbus' return voyage begins with bloodshed, when the Spanish at Hispaniola are killed. A chain of colonisation throughout the Caribbean begins

Hernán Cortés travels deep into the Mexican interior to conquer the Aztecs, becoming the most notorious of all the Conquistadors

Conquistador Francisco Pizarro sets his sights on conquering the largest civilisation in the Americas - the Incas - in an arduous, 40-year conquest

After decades of conquest, Spanish colonies have grown throughout the Americas. The Spanish monarchy struggles to control the guardians of New Spain from afar

Disdain and jealousy for Spain's wealth and violent practices in the Americas leads to other European rulers propagating an anti-Spanish narrative

Inside the high-stakes showdown between Donald Trump and the US courts over presidential power