How humans survived the Ice Age and shaped the early world
In short: This documentary explores the fundamental relationship between early humans and their environments. It tracks our survival strategies from the Paleolithic through the Neolithic, revealing how we adapted to changing climates and eventually pioneered agriculture.
The film covers a vast chronological span beginning with the emergence of modern humans approximately 300,000 years ago, extending until the start of the Copper Age around 5000 BCE. It examines two primary eras: the Paleolithic and the Neolithic.
By focusing on global regions, the documentary illustrates how different environments dictated unique survival methods and the diverse ways agriculture first emerged across the world.
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