Dan Snow
Television

Dan Snow

Section Title: Television
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Year	Work	Channel	Notes

2002	El Alamein	BBC Two	60th anniversary special of the Battle of El Alamein. Co-presented with Peter Snow.

2004	Battlefield Britain	BBC Two	Won - 2004 BAFTA Craft Awards (Visual Effects).

2005	Trafalgar 200	BBC Two	Co-presented with Neil Oliver.

2006	Shipwreck: Ark Royal	BBC One

2007	20th Century Battlefields	BBC Two	Co-presented with Peter Snow.

Edwardian Winners and Losers	BBC Four

In Living Memory	BBC One

2008	What Britain Earns	BBC Two	Co-presented with Peter Snow.

Britain's Lost World	BBC One	Co-presented with Kate Humble and Steve Backshall.

Hadrian	BBC Two BBC Wales	Won - 2009 BAFTA Cymru (Best Presenter).

50 Things You Need To Know About British History	History Channel

My Family at War	BBC One

2009	Grouchy Young Men	Comedy Central	Cameo (pilot only).

Montezuma	BBC Two

2010	Empire of the Seas: How the Navy Forged the Modern World	BBC Two

Battle for North America	BBC Two

Little Ships	BBC Two

Dan Snow's Norman Walks	BBC Four BBC Two

How the Celts Saved Britain	BBC Four

2011	Filthy Cities	BBC Two

China's Terracotta Army	BBC One

National Treasures Live	BBC One

2012	Dig WW2 with Dan Snow	BBC One Northern Ireland History Channel	Three-part series investigating stories of World War II battlegrounds through excavations and dives.

Battle Castle	History Channel Discovery Channel

Rome's Lost Empire	BBC One

2013	Locomotion: Dan Snow's History of Railways	BBC Two	Three-part series exploring the history of rail transport in Great Britain from its beginnings in the 18th century until the World War II.

A History of Syria with Dan Snow	BBC Two	This World episode exploring Syria's complex past and the roots of the current crisis.

The Dambusters: 70 Years On	BBC Two	Episode marking the 70th anniversary of the Dambuster raids, presenting veterans accounts of the events.

D-Day: The Last Heroes	BBC One	Two-part series exploring the story of the D-Day landings planning and execution through the accounts of surviving veterans.

Dan Snow's History of Congo	BBC Two	This World episode exploring Congo's history of slavery, colonialism, endemic corruption and war.

Airport Live	BBC Two	Originally intended to be one of the presenters, but was unable to because of family reasons; involved in pre-recorded clips.

2014	Operation Grand Canyon with Dan Snow	BBC Two	Two-part series recreating John Wesley Powell's 1869 trip of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon, where a team of nine men in period-correct boats and equipment navigates the canyon's 280 miles of river.

Dan Snow's History of the Winter Olympics	BBC Two	Episode exploring the 20th and 21st centuries political upheaval impact at the 90 years of the Winter Olympic Games.

The Birth of Empire: The East India Company	BBC Two	Two-part series exploring the story of the East India Company and how it changed British lifestyle, creating an empire and today's global trading systems.

2015	Armada: 12 Days to Save England	BBC Two	Three-part series exploring the story of the Spanish Armada using discovered documents and computer-generated imagery.

World's Busiest Railway 2015	BBC Two	Four-part series, exploring the science, systems and staff at Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus in Mumbai. Co-presented with Anita Rani and Robert Llewellyn.

2016	The Vikings Uncovered	BBC One	90 minutes episode exploring the Vikings expansion to the west and uncovering new settlements.

New York: America's Busiest City	BBC Two	3x60 minutes episode exploring New York City, co-presented with Anita Rani, Ant Anstead and Ade Adepitan

Hunting the Nazi Gold Train	BBC Two	60-minute episode exploring Project Riese, Schloss Fürstenstein and the search for the "Nazi gold train".

Operation Gold Rush	BBC Two	3x60 minute episodes exploring the Klondike gold rush.

Dan Snow on Lloyd George: My Great-Great-Grandfather	BBC Wales	60 minute episode exploring the personal life and political career of David Lloyd George. First broadcast on 7 December 2016.

2017	1066: A Year to Conquer England	BBC Two	3x60 minute episodes exploring the events of 1066 in English history

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In 2008, Snow was in Britain's Lost World on BBC One.

final_sentence: In 2008, Snow was in Britain's Lost World on BBC One.