History of the Earth

History of the Earth (2004-2005)

EndedDocumentary show

Ever since we were banished from the Garden of Eden, mankind has toiled and striven to transform untamed nature into landscapes where we can survive. Whether we live in New York, in a mountain village in Nepal, in the Amazon jungle or on the plains of Ethiopia, we still live off the land and what we manage to squeeze out of it. When man first started cultivating the land 10,000-12,000 years ago, it was the beginning of an extensive process of change which altered man's living conditions, way of thinking and lifestyle forever. The changes to the landscapes became the foundation for development, wealth and civilisation; they affected religious and political developments and the distribution of power. "HISTORY OF THE EARTH" is the story of the landscapes and the people who shaped them. Shot on location in Peru, Ethiopia, USA, Nepal, Greece, the Netherlands, Turkey, Iraq, Spain, Spitsbergen, Norway, China and Tibet.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 17:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E03The DreamJan 9, 2005
S01E02A Fertile BalanceJan 2, 2005
S01E01Mother EarthDec 26, 2004
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did History of the Earth premiere?

History of the Earth premiered on August 4, 2004.

Who narrated History of the Earth?

Walter Cronkite narrated History of the Earth.

What is the show about?

History of the Earth is a documentary series that explores the history of the Earth, from its formation to the present day.

How many episodes does History of the Earth have?

History of the Earth has six episodes.

What is the running time of each episode?

Each episode of History of the Earth has a running time of approximately 52 minutes.

Who produced History of the Earth?

History of the Earth was produced by the BBC.

What topics are covered in History of the Earth?

Topics covered in History of the Earth include the formation of the Earth, the evolution of life, the extinction of dinosaurs, and global climate change.

What is the scientific basis for History of the Earth?

History of the Earth is based on the scientific theory of geology and paleontology.

What was the reception for History of the Earth?

History of the Earth was positively received by both audiences and critics.

Will there be a new season for History of the Earth?

There is no news on whether there will be a new season of History of the Earth.

What were the production challenges of History of the Earth?

The production of History of the Earth involved capturing footage from some of the most remote locations on Earth, and faced challenges such as extreme weather and terrain.

Who wrote the script for History of the Earth?

History of the Earth was written by both experts in the field of geology and paleontology, and experienced television writers.

What inspired the creation of History of the Earth?

The creation of History of the Earth was inspired by the growing public interest in science, particularly the science of the Earth's history and origin.

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