Hunting Atlantis

Stel and Jess travel to a remote Greek island shrouded in mystery, where they investigate the remains of an ancient civilisation that constructed an enormous marble pyramid. They examine the site for clues to its origins and purpose, hoping to uncover the forgotten culture behind the towering monument.

Pyramid at Sea is a programme formatted as an episode that follows a specific investigative narrative. It centres on two presenters, Stel and Jess, who embark on a journey to uncover hidden history. The series is positioned within the genre of episodic documentary‑style content. In this installment, Stel and Jess travel to a remote Greek island that has long been shrouded in mystery. Their mission is to examine the remains of an ancient civilisation that, according to local lore, erected a massive marble pyramid. The duo scrutinises the site, looking for clues that might explain how such a structure came to be built on the island. The investigation places a strong emphasis on the physical characteristics of the pyramid, noting its impressive scale and the quality of the marble used. Throughout their exploration, Stel and Jess discuss the possible purposes of the monument and consider the engineering skills that would have been required. By the episode’s end, the pair have gathered a range of observations that highlight the island’s enigmatic past. Their findings raise further questions about the ancient civilisation’s identity and the reasons behind constructing such a monumental edifice in this isolated location. The massive marble pyramid stands as the central focus of their investigation.