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Here, in a broad valley in central mexico, stand the ruins of what was once the largest city in the new world. Beneath an intricate complex of dwellings, archaeologists are uncovering startling evidence of family life. And in italy, as archaeologists explore the ruins of pompeii, new investigations shed light on the nature of the roman family and the surprising role of slaves. Who do we live with and why . What can these ancient families tell us about our own families . Around the world, archaeologists are looking far beyond the palaces and temples into the households of common people, bringin...

History, business, sports, even the wisdom of sending your kid to an ivy league school. If harvard is 60,000, and university of toronto, where i went to school, is maybe 6,000, so youre really telling me that education is ten times better at harvard than it is at university of toronto . That seems ridiculous to me. Pelley wow. That is astounding. Ho, look at that. Whoa. Yeah pelley oh, my god. Incredible. What a sight. Youre looking right into the crater. Pelley there are 1,500 active volcanoes, and tonight, we want to tell you about three one that caused the most recent mass disruption, anoth...

In his new book, he questions history, business, sports, even the wisdom of sending your kid to an ivy league school. If harvard is 60,000, and university of toronto, where i went to school, is maybe 6,000, so youre really telling me that education is ten times better at harvard than it is at university of toronto . That seems ridiculous to me. Pelley wow. That is astounding. Ho, look at that. Whoa. Yeah pelley oh, my god. Incredible. What a sight. Youre looking right into the crater. Pelley there are 1,500 active volcanoes, and tonight, we want to tell you about three one that caused the most...

In el salvador, a bulldozer accidently strikes the remains of an ancient settlement. And deep below the surface, archaeologists open a time capsule 1,400 years old. Here, in a broad valley in central mexico, stand the ruins of what was once the largest city in the new world. Beneath an intricate complex of dwellings, archaeologists are uncovering startling evidence of family life. And in italy, as archaeologists explore the ruins of pompeii, new investigations shed light on the nature of the roman family and the surprising role of slaves. Who do we live with and why . What can these ancient fa...

J. Carter brown for over 3,300 years, the pharaoh tutankhamun has gazed serenely at eternity, confident in his ability to conquer death. Everlasting life was his by right of birth. He was pharaoh, king of egypt, the mightiest empire of the ancient world. He was a god. Nothing was beyond his means. When tutankhamun sat upon his throne, thousands of years of history and achievement had already preceded him. Surely a nation that could bring itself into being and create wonders like the Great Pyramids could overcome mans final enemydeath. And overcome death tutankhamun hasat least according to the...