300 Million Years
7.2
2015
Documentary
“300 Million Years” relates the dramatic history of how the continent of Europe came to be and the first humans to call it home.
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During its long creation process Europe has “traveled” through various climate zones, has been shaped by the elements and transformed by collisions with other continents.
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