First Footprints

Rating:3.5 of 5Total number of episodes:6Last broadcast:22/08/2015 at 12:00
August 2015
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Season 1, Episode 4 (The Biggest Estate: 9,000 Years Ago To 1788)

2.5 286 x
9,000 years ago people in Australia were learning to manipulate available plants and animals to increase food resources. They transformed an entire continent into a fully sustainable estate, until outsiders arrived. (Final)
59:00

Season 1, Episode 3 (The Great Flood: 18,000 To 5,000 Years Ago)

3.0 188 x
Season 1, Episode 3 (The Great Flood: 18,000 To 5,000 Years Ago) of First Footprints was broadcast by ABC1 on Saturday 15 August 2015 at 12:00.
March 2015
57:53

Series 1 Episode 4 The Biggest Estate: 9,000 Years Ago To 1788 (Final)

Expired 3.0 229 x
9,000 years ago people in Australia were learning to manipulate available plants and animals to increase food resources. They transformed an entire continent into a fully sustainable estate, until outsiders arrived.
57:28

Series 1 Episode 3 The Great Flood: 18,000 To 5,000 Years Ago

Expired 3.0 245 x
From eighteen thousand years ago, melting polar ice caps began drowning 25% of Greater Australia. And we meet Narrabeen Man, found under a bus stop on Sydney's Northern Beaches.
56:48

Series 1 Episode 2 The Great Drought; 30,000 To 15,000 Years Ago

Expired 3.0 364 x
For thousands of years people lived with Australia's strange and ferocious mega fauna but all beasts went extinct during the last ice age. Temperatures were 6 degrees colder; it was dry and windy and lasted over 10,000 years.
56:51

Series 1 Episode 1 Super Nomads: 50,000 To 30,000 Years Ago

Expired 4.5 1,300 x
The story of how people arrived and thrived on our continent. With startling new archaeological discoveries revealing how the first Australians adapted, migrated, fought and created in dramatically changing environments.
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