What was Earth like in the early years of human life? Documentary about prehistoric humans

Each of us probably has our own ideas and interpretations of what the world might have looked like at the dawn of humanity, but some of them might look a little like this: spectacular landscapes, mostly devoid of human structures; great beasts that roamed the deserts; nomadic bands of early humans settling across the world. This was in fact reality and it was surely a sight to behold, no matter where you were in the world. As Homo sapiens began to spread across the globe toward the end of the Pleistocene, the world grappled with the Ice Age, an era synonymous with freezing temperatures, megafauna, and what the general public generally perceives like “cave men”.

In today's video, we'll take a tour of the world during the early years of humanity, specifically the years when Homo sapiens began spreading across continents. We will focus on a time approximately twenty thousand to sixty thousand years ago, when members of our own species were beginning to arrive in every corner of the world's continents. We'll look at a general overview of what each continent looked like, while also meeting some of the strange and often deadly residents who had evolved there before us.
Sit back and relax as we take you on a world tour in the early years of humanity.

00:00 Presentation
1:58 Eurasia
9:34 a.m. South, East and Southeast Asia
12:57 Africa
6:22 p.m. Oceania
27:15 The Americas
33:54 Exit

Music by CO.AG: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcavSftXHgxLBWwLDm_bNvA

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