Malaria and the Fall of Rome

Season 5Episode 630 minFeb 26, 2002
Malaria and the Fall of Rome
Richards and the team visit an archaeological site where the bodies of 47 babies and children were recently excavated. The discovery that the youngsters died from malaria has given rise to the theory that the fall of one of history's greatest empires was in part due to an epidemic : so when a fleet of Roman cargo ships are discovered deliberately sunk in mysterious circumstances at a site in Sardinia, the experts arrive hoping to find conclusive evidence.
Malaria and the Fall of Rome has aired on Feb 26, 2002
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