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- ""Presents an imaginative interpretation of what life might have been like for early hominids, from Homo ergaster and H. erectus through Neanderthals and the appearance of the Cro-Magnons, the first true humans. Computer-enhanced reenactments of daily survival dramatically show the path of human evolution through such milestones as the use of stone tools, fire, and rudimentary communication"--Container."
- "Follows human development from predecessors of modern humans in Africa who scavenged to survive up to the Cro-Magnons who usurped the place of the Neanderthals."
- ""For 300,000 years, hunting - and being hunted - was a way of life that defined humankind. Using dramatic reenactments that integrate computer animations of species long extinct, this series tells the story of how hominids and early humans prevailed over both the elements and their competition. Helpful timelines and fascinating 'how we know what we know' segments highlight key archaeological digs and fossil records"--Container."
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- "Hunt or be hunted"