How Earth Made Us — Miniseries
For millennia, humanity has shaped the world around us – but what about the other way around? This series unveils a surprising truth: Earth’s power has profoundly influenced our journey, from the very first civilizations to the rise of industry. Rarely explored in traditional historical narratives, geology, geography, and climate emerge as surprisingly dominant forces shaping human events. Prepare for an unprecedented look at history, brought to life through breathtaking visuals, stunning locations, and compelling storytelling that redefines how we understand our place on this planet.
Iain journeys to an extraordinary crystal cave in Mexico, descends into a chasm within the Iranian desert, and navigates seven-thousand-year-old tunnels beneath Israel. His explorations suggest that throughout history, our ancestors have be…
Professor Iain Stewart’s sweeping journey into how the Earth has molded human history continues. Traveling to striking landscapes in Iceland, the Middle East, and India, he demonstrates the vital role water has played throughout human exist…
Professor Iain Stewart’s sweeping journey into how our planet has influenced human history continues. He now takes to the sea aboard one of the world's fastest racing yachts to investigate the story of humanity’s often-stormy connection wit…
Professor Iain Stewart’s sweeping journey examining how our planet has influenced human history continues. Here, he investigates humanity's complex relationship with fire, beginning with a remarkable and unsettling experience: a walk direct…
Professor Iain Stewart’s sweeping journey into the relationship between our world and humankind continues. Now, he turns his attention to the most recent force in this dynamic: ourselves. While it’s tempting to view humanity's influence on …
