Relics Featured in The Series
The following table lists the relics featured in each episode, together with the time and location of the flashback sequence and any other locations used in the episode.
| Episode title | Relic | Flashback details | Other locations | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Buddha's Bowl | Buddha's alms bowl | Nepal 523 BC | Hong Kong |
| 2 | Smoking Gun | Al Capone's diamond-encrusted gun | Chicago 1930 | United States |
| 3 | The Headless Nun | Remains of Sister Evangeline | Nova Scotia 17th century | Canada |
| 4 | Flag Day | Pioneer's Bear Flag of California | California 1846 | United States |
| 5 | Thank You Very Much | Lost guitar of Elvis Presley | Germany 1960 | Germany |
| 6 | Diamond in the Rough | Magical Glove of former baseball great Jimmy Jonesboro | Fenway Park, Boston 1946 | United States |
| 7 | Transformation | Paracelsus scrolls | Salzburg, Austria 1946 | Peru |
| 8 | Etched in Stone | Treasure of legendary Viking Jann the Bold | Northumbrian Coast 935 AD | Sweden |
| 9 | The Book of Love | Casanova's Book of Love | Casanova's Hideaway, Italy 1749 | Italy |
| 10 | The Myth of the Maze | Minotaur's Maze | Athens 3000 BC | Greece |
| 11 | Irish Crown Affair | Lost crown of the last King of Ireland | Ireland 1000 AD | Dublin |
| 12 | The Emperor's Bride | Coffin of the bride of a Chinese Emperor | Huang River, China 1000 BC | Alaska |
| 13 | Afterlife and Death | Diamond of Thutmose III | Egypt 1425 BC | Amsterdam |
| 14 | Nine Lives | Statue of the cat goddess Mafdet | Egypt 1895 | New York |
| 15 | Affaire de Coeur | Rings that belonged to lovers, Callum and Elena | Scotland 1430 | Scotland |
| 16 | A Vanishing Art | Scepter of the Kingdom of Hungary | Budapest 1897 | Atlantic City |
| 17 | A Good Year | Crown jewels of France | Paris 1792 | France |
| 18 | The Last Knight | Templar Grand Master's sword | Paris, circa 1300 | France |
| 19 | Love Letter | Records proving a secret marriage on the eve of the French Revolution | Village South of Paris 1789 | France |
| 20 | Possessed | Zeus' sacred sundial | Libya 14th century | Brussels |
| 21 | Nothing but the Truth | Ruby Chalice of Truth | The Barbary Coast 1534 | Paris |
| 22 | Memories of Montmartre | A tiara known as the Heart of Europe | Moulin Rouge 1930s | France |
| 23 | The Put Back | Idol from the Temple of Woot | Kuba, Africa 100 AD | Democratic Republic of the Congo |
| 24 | Dagger of Death | Dagger of Kali | Temple of Kali, India 500 AD | Calcutta and Kashmir |
| 25 | Last of the Mochicas | Vessel believed to contain the Great Warrior Spirit of the Mochicas | South America 662 AD | Peruvian jungle |
| 26 | The Legend of the Lost | The Kai Nomata (lost tribe) | Vanuatu Islands 4800 BC | New Guinea |
| 27 | Fertile Ground | Idol of Lono | Hawaii 1779 | Madagascar |
| 28 | Gypsy Jigsaw | Crown of the Roma people | Romania 1830 | Bucharest, Romania |
| 29 | Three Rivers to Cross | Jade Empress | Three Rivers, China 1245 AD | Hong Kong and Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan, China |
| 30 | Roman Holiday | Caesar's breastplate | Rome 44 BC | Italy |
| 31 | Cross of Voodoo | Haitian Cross of Utu | Haiti, late 18th Century | New Orleans |
| 32 | Lost Contact | Sacrificial bowl | Burma 1824 | Myanmar |
| 33 | The Reel Thing | Relics of Egyptian Pharaoh Amun II | Egypt 1516 BC | England |
| 34 | M.I.A. | Faberge egg | St. Petersburg, Russia 1886 | New York City, several clips from other episodes |
| 35 | Out of the Past | Cleopatra's necklace | Egypt 30 BC | Alexandria, Egypt |
| 36 | Eyes of Toklamanee | Eyes of Toklamanee | Mississippi Valley 1605 | St Louis |
| 37 | Run Sydney Run | Sword of Ateas | Ural Steppes, 339 BC | Russia |
| 38 | French Connection | Prophecy of Nostradamus | Church Of Cordiers Salon, 1600 | France |
| 39 | Don't Go Into the Woods | Golden Falcon of Maribor | Carpathian Mountains 1711 AD | Ljubljana, Slovenia |
| 40 | Midnight Flight | Ruby-encrusted scepter of Gunther the Brave | Germania Circa 400 AD | Luxembourg and Paris |
| 41 | The Executioner's Mask | Executioner's Mask | Bourg, France 1789 | Paris |
| 42 | The Royal Ring | Ring of Anne Boleyn | Tower of London 1536 | London, Leeds, Kent, England |
| 43 | Set in Stone | Magical sword of St. Gabriel | Balaton, Hungary 1595 | |
| 44 | Deadline | First Christian Tau cross | Jerusalem 1099 AD | Paris |
| 45 | Wages of Sydney | Chinese dragon's egg | Quan Shu Fortress, Manchuria 1359 | |
| 46 | Mr. Right | Bowl of Parvati | Bali, Indonesia 1459 AD | |
| 47 | Sydney at Ten | Egyptian necklace | St. Beatrice's School 20 years ago | Turkey |
| 48 | The Light of Truth | Light of Truth | Arabia 843 AD | |
| 49 | Treasure Island | The treasure of Treasure Island | The Spanish Main 1790 | |
| 50 | Star of Nadir | Star of Nadir | Palace of the Talibs, Endostan 1423 | |
| 51 | Vampire's Kiss | Vampire Chalice | Czechoslovakia 1720 AD | |
| 52 | Devil Doll | Cursed Aztec Devil Doll | Meso-America 1488 AD | |
| 53 | Incognito | Lancet which causes anyone cut with it to gain incredible strength | New Guinea 1522 AD | Lisboa, Malta |
| 54 | All Choked Up | Statue of Athena | Greece 800 BC | |
| 55 | Warlock of Nu Theta Phi | Wicca amulet | New England Colonies 1692 AD | |
| 56 | Women Want to Know | Statue of Ganesha | Southeast Asia 1075 AD | |
| 57 | Fire in the Sky | Extraterrestrial artifact | Pacific Northwest 1398 AD | |
| 58 | Hunting with the Enemy | Ashes of Confucius | Cambodia 1952 | |
| 59 | Antianeiral | Belt of Hippolyte | Asia Minor 1200 BC | Constantinople |
| 60 | Under the Ice | Anasazi mummy | Arctic Circle 1355 AD | |
| 61 | Arthur's Cross | Cross of King Arthur | England 455 AD | Chepstow, Wales |
| 62 | Faux Fox | Crown jewels of Charles IV of Spain | Royal Palace, Madrid 1808 | |
| 63 | Pandora's Box | Pandora's Box | An-Najaf, Persia 422 AD | |
| 64 | The Warlord | Kahina's Saddle | Bekkastan, 1401 AD | |
| 65 | Fountain of Youth | Water from the Fountain of Youth | Pascus Florida, West Indies 1521 | Spain and England |
| 66 | So Shall it Be | Keys to Stonehenge | Stonehenge, England 121 AD |
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