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Following on from Earth: The Power Of The Planet, geologist and presenter Professor Iain Stewart returns to BBC Two to continue the epic story of the relationship between human civilisation and Earth.

How Earth Made Us explores how geology, geography and climate have influenced and continue to shape human history. Each episode examines a different force, including the effects of deep earth, wind, fire and water. The series concludes with a look at how the human race has become a geological force in its own right.

Travelling to some of the most iconic locations on the planet, Professor Stewart discovers how the river Nile caused Egypt to dominate the ancient world, how the break up of a super-continent 200 million years ago shaped an energy revolution, and how wind changed the history of China and Australia.

This pilot episode is entitled "Deep Earth". Iain Stewart explains how geology, geography and climate have influenced humanity, discovering how four different planetary forces have shaped the history of the species. He begins by highlighting how active fault lines in the Earth's surface provided the key resources used by ancient civilisations to survive.


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File size: 1.56 GiB
Duration: 58mn 46s
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Duration: 58mn 46s
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