
Strangest Things — Season 3

Did the mask of Tutankhamun truly belong to him? Were American cities targeted by aerial bombs? Does an earthenware vessel possess mystical power?

The question of the bearded moai remains a persistent mystery. Do extraterrestrial spacecraft truly traverse the skies? And could a simple wooden bucket possess restorative powers?

Does a bog body represent a homicide? Can scientific principles reveal past ailments? And who is depicted on that Egyptian sculpture?

Can stone truly unravel a crime? Does metal deflect the flight of machines? Did the Sphinx adorn itself with an artificial beard?

Exploring the hidden histories of Earth's most remarkable and enigmatic artifacts, those presently preserved in museums, laboratories, and forgotten storage spaces across the globe.

The question lingers: do the undead truly walk among us? Was a single invention the key to averting global catastrophe? And could the Bard himself have employed a form of programming in his dramatic works?

Does a fractured bone alter the course of evolution? Did a shoe triumph over a casino? Is a sapphire subject to a curse?

Does a crystal skull possess power? Is a spiked chair an instrument of torture? Is a tablet related to the stars?

A chess-playing automaton, a device promising eternal life, and a forgotten tongue—a mummy shrouded in linen.

Does a sculpted form truly recount the past? Can protection alleviate the concerns of the present? Who is the specter within the metal?


