Across the ancient world, there are ruins where the stone appears to have been exposed to extraordinary heat. Walls fused together, surfaces turned glassy, and sections of ancient masonry seemingly warped beyond recognition. Some of these sites are thousands of years old, so what could generate enough heat to melt these enormous stone structures?

In this documentary, we investigate mysterious vitrified forts, melted ancient ruins and unexplained archaeological sites from around the world. From strange megalithic structures and fused stone walls to evidence of extreme heat, ancient catastrophes, unusual geological events and controversial theories of lost ancient technology, we explore what archaeology and science can tell us about these remarkable sites. Along the way, we examine ancient civilizations, mysterious ruins, archaeological discoveries, forgotten technologies and some of history’s most enduring ancient mysteries.

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