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201552 minGdocumentary

4.0/ 10(57 ratings)• TMDB

300 Million Years

201552 minGdocumentary

4.0/ 10(57 ratings)• TMDB

The geological history of Europe spans 300 million years, detailing the formation of the continent and the emergence of early human populations.

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The geological history of Europe spans 300 million years, detailing the formation of the continent and the emergence of early human populations.

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Eric Englanddirector

Eric Englandwriter

Colley Baileycast

Matt Mercercast

Ace Marrero

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Over 300 million years, the continent of Europe has undergone significant geological and biological transformations, shaping its landscape and ecosystems. The emergence of the first modern humans, Homo sapiens, around 40,000 years ago marked a pivotal moment in European history. This period saw the development of early cultures, such as the Aurignacian, and the adaptation of humans to diverse environments, from the Arctic tundra to Mediterranean forests. The interplay of climate change and human innovation played a crucial role in the continent's evolution.

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