They are cracking long lost clues in historic manuscripts and scouring the forest floors for whisperings of a vanished capital. They are toiling away in the murkiness of the Danube River, which is yielding up prizes from another warlord's reign. Dedicated explorers appear to be closing in on the solution to this historic puzzle. "Attila the Hun's tomb has yet to be found, and the mystery of its location persists exactly as he intended but we should not expect it to remain this way forever. An archaeologist has found tools from the 5th century and Levente finds animal bones, relating to a possible sacrifice. Döme and Josh climb down into what may be a Roman mine and then go to a quarry where they are excavating. Levente shows him an archaeological sight he's investigating and Josh meets part of the crew including Tamás, head archaeologist, and Döme Kovacs, a researcher. The next day, Josh heads to the Pillage Mountains and meets Levente Szörényi, a rockstar turned archaeologist. On the ground, they find parts of stone and use a camera to go down into a hole where they find a chamber that looks manmade. Imre has found maps and manuscripts pointing to Sicambria and they take a helicopter there. Josh goes and meets Dr Imre Lanszki, a historian, and his assistant Miriam. It's about King Arpad who was supposedly buried next to Attila in the city of Sicambria but the location of the city has been lost to history. Josh drives to Budapest and goes to the Grand Central Library where he meets Dr Borbála Obrusansku and he sees the oldest piece of Hungarian literature the Gesta Hungarorum. They see a small shipwreck and dive and find a World War II container. Attila is supposedly buried underwater so they search the Danube with side-scan sonar. Josh then goes to Rackeve and meets underwater archaeologist, Attila János Tóth. Josh tries shooting a bow from a moving horse - a Hun military technique. Josh starts his journey in Esztergom, Hungary and to Falcon Valley Archery Academy where he meets Dr Hidan Csaba, an expert on Attila. Together, they form a priceless treasure and a maddening mystery, since the location of the burial has been lost for 1,500 years." Legend has it that Attila is not buried in one coffin but three nested inside each other and forged of gold, silver, and iron. "In the 5th century, Attila and his Hun army conquer more than 200,000 miles of prime European and Asian real estate through brutal attacks. Legends and ancient texts lead the search from the bottom of the Danube to the mountain forests just outside of Budapest. Gates travels to Hungary to join three separate archaeological teams looking for the lost tomb of Attila the Hun.
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