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  • TV-PG
  • 2017
  • 1 Season
  • 8.0  (105)

Found from History was a television show that premiered on the History channel in 2016. The show was a historical documentary series that followed the journey of people who discovered historical artifacts and memorabilia in unlikely places. The show aimed to unravel the mysteries surrounding these artifacts, digging deep into their historical context and significance, and uncovering the stories of the people who once owned them. The series sought to showcase how these discoveries shed light on different periods in history, from ancient times to recent events. Each episode followed a different individual or group as they uncovered an artifact or piece of memorabilia and chronicled their journey towards understanding its historical significance. The show interviewed historians, scholars, and experts as they chronicled the history behind each discovery, providing context and analysis for the viewer. The show's premise was to bring lost pieces of history to life and showcase their significance in our modern world. The discoveries often took on a wide range of forms and included everything from rare paintings to antique guns, and from revolutionary pamphlets to unpublished manuscripts. The show's producers were careful to ensure each episode was carefully researched, and the artifacts were verified to be authentic. The stories presented on the show were often dramatic and personal, allowing the viewers to connect with the people and the artifacts on an emotional level. The show was well received by both audiences and critics, who praised its attention to detail and informative content. The show highlighted the importance of preserving history and showcased how a single discovery can provide insights into our past and shape our understanding of the world today. The show ran for one season and included six episodes, each one exploring a different discovery. The first episode followed a young couple who discovered a pair of antique dueling pistols while hiking in the mountains. The pistols were eventually traced back to a famous duel between two prominent figures in American history. Another episode followed a group of amateur historians who discovered a forgotten cache of letters written by an American Civil War soldier. The letters provided a vivid picture of what life was like for soldiers fighting in the Civil War, and the episode explored the depth of the emotions that they experienced. One episode explored the discovery of a lost painting by Jack Kerouac, the famous American author and poet. The painting was found in the basement of a New England bar after being lost for over 40 years. Other episodes of the show followed the discovery of a cache of Revolutionary era pamphlets, a lost manuscript written by a famous composer, and a rare Civil War-era flag. Found from History was a unique and engaging documentary series that brought history to life. The show's success can be attributed to its ability to find little-known stories and artifacts, which made for a compelling and informative viewing experience. Overall, Found from History was an entertaining and informative series that showcased how valuable historical artifacts can be found anywhere. The stories of the people who discovered these pieces of history were often captivating, and the historical context provided by the experts was enlightening. The show was an excellent way to learn more about history in a way that was both engaging and accessible.

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The Importance of Being Urn-est
10. The Importance of Being Urn-est
September 3, 2017
Lily and Dale perform tests on a gold-colored urn and soon find themselves investigating its ties to an ancient blood ritual.
A Viking and a Curse
9. A Viking and a Curse
September 3, 2017
The guys look at two objects that may be worth big money...if they're not cursed - a bird whistle and a strange pendant with a history of preceding bad luck.
Brass Ball
8. Brass Ball
August 30, 2017
A strange brass ball has Leonard and Blue intrigued, while Dale tries to figure out whether a man has a rare microscope owned by Thomas Jefferson.
Man in the Iron Death Mask
7. Man in the Iron Death Mask
August 30, 2017
Blue meets a family who found a death mask that could be evidence of a murder in the mines. Dale meets a man who thinks he has an ancient Egyptian scarab stone inscribed with a secret message.
Armored and Dangerous
6. Armored and Dangerous
August 27, 2017
The guys try to uncover why and how medieval scale armor was abandoned in the Arizona desert.
Lincoln's Letter
5. Lincoln's Letter
August 27, 2017
Dale and Blue examine whether a woman who found a letter hidden behind a picture frame stumbled on a lost piece of Abraham Lincoln correspondence that could be worth up to $1 million dollars.Dale and Blue examine whether a woman who found a letter hidden behind a picture frame stumbled on a lost piece of Abraham Lincoln correspondence that could be worth up to $1 million dollars.
The Knife & Times of Jim Bowie
4. The Knife & Times of Jim Bowie
August 23, 2017
Dale meets a man who wants to prove he found the original knife of folk hero Jim Bowie, but they get an even bigger surprise. Plus, an alleged Viking artifact found in Maine, a possible Mayan idol, and what looks like a weaponized bracelet found on a man's land in Texas.
Outlaws and Aliens
3. Outlaws and Aliens
October 23, 2018
The guys meet a man who says he can prove he has a bloodstained pistol that was owned by outlaw Jesse James. Dale visits a farmer who thinks he found proof of aliens in his own backyard.
Kiss My Axe
2. Kiss My Axe
October 20, 2016
While Blue and Mike examine what looks like an ancient axe, Dale inspects an artifact found in a storage locker which may be tied to a brutal practice used on slaves.
Weapons of Mass Deduction
1. Weapons of Mass Deduction
July 31, 2017
A mysterious disc found in the Sulphur Fork River brings a surprising outcome. Plus, other finds include weapons buried in a family's backyard.
Description

Found from History was a television show that premiered on the History channel in 2016. The show was a historical documentary series that followed the journey of people who discovered historical artifacts and memorabilia in unlikely places. The show aimed to unravel the mysteries surrounding these artifacts, digging deep into their historical context and significance, and uncovering the stories of the people who once owned them. The series sought to showcase how these discoveries shed light on different periods in history, from ancient times to recent events.

Each episode followed a different individual or group as they uncovered an artifact or piece of memorabilia and chronicled their journey towards understanding its historical significance. The show interviewed historians, scholars, and experts as they chronicled the history behind each discovery, providing context and analysis for the viewer.

The show's premise was to bring lost pieces of history to life and showcase their significance in our modern world. The discoveries often took on a wide range of forms and included everything from rare paintings to antique guns, and from revolutionary pamphlets to unpublished manuscripts.

The show's producers were careful to ensure each episode was carefully researched, and the artifacts were verified to be authentic. The stories presented on the show were often dramatic and personal, allowing the viewers to connect with the people and the artifacts on an emotional level.

The show was well received by both audiences and critics, who praised its attention to detail and informative content. The show highlighted the importance of preserving history and showcased how a single discovery can provide insights into our past and shape our understanding of the world today.

The show ran for one season and included six episodes, each one exploring a different discovery. The first episode followed a young couple who discovered a pair of antique dueling pistols while hiking in the mountains. The pistols were eventually traced back to a famous duel between two prominent figures in American history.

Another episode followed a group of amateur historians who discovered a forgotten cache of letters written by an American Civil War soldier. The letters provided a vivid picture of what life was like for soldiers fighting in the Civil War, and the episode explored the depth of the emotions that they experienced.

One episode explored the discovery of a lost painting by Jack Kerouac, the famous American author and poet. The painting was found in the basement of a New England bar after being lost for over 40 years.

Other episodes of the show followed the discovery of a cache of Revolutionary era pamphlets, a lost manuscript written by a famous composer, and a rare Civil War-era flag.

Found from History was a unique and engaging documentary series that brought history to life. The show's success can be attributed to its ability to find little-known stories and artifacts, which made for a compelling and informative viewing experience.

Overall, Found from History was an entertaining and informative series that showcased how valuable historical artifacts can be found anywhere. The stories of the people who discovered these pieces of history were often captivating, and the historical context provided by the experts was enlightening. The show was an excellent way to learn more about history in a way that was both engaging and accessible.

Found is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (10 episodes). The series first aired on July 31, 2017.

Where to Watch Found

Found is available for streaming on the History website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Found on demand at Google Play and Apple TV.

  • Premiere Date
    July 31, 2017
  • IMDB Rating
    8.0  (105)