Making of Mankind, The (7 Parts)

Synopsis
Richard Leakey traces the origins on man and asks why and how man became the most successful, powerful and dangerous animal on earth. Filmed world-wide, the programmes reflect Leakey’s own views of the development of man, based on fossil research.
1: Fundamental human characteristics.
2: The earliest human footprints.
3: Nomadic hunter-gatherers.
4: Earliest signs of man outside Africa.
5: Neanderthal man.
6: The first farmers.
7: Killer-ape or cooperative workers?
Language
English
Country
United States
Medium
Video; Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 7 x 50 min.
Year of production
1981
Availability
Sale; 1999 sale: £99.00 (+VAT +p&p) each 1999 sale: £250.00 (+VAT +p&p) series
Subjects
Anthropology
Keywords
evolution; human evolution; palaeoanthropology

Credits

Producer
Graham Massey; Peter Spry-Leverton
Contributor
Alec Curtis; Christopher Wooley; Keith Raven
Cast
Richard Leakey 

Sections

Title
In the beginning
Synopsis
1: Fundamental human characteristics.

Title
One small step
Synopsis
2: The earliest human footprints.

Title
Human way of life, A
Synopsis
3: Nomadic hunter-gatherers.

Title
Beyond Africa
Synopsis
4: Earliest signs of man outside Africa.

Title
New era, A
Synopsis
5: Neanderthal man.

Title
Settling down
Synopsis
6: The first farmers.

Title
Survival of the species
Synopsis
7: Killer-ape or cooperative workers?

Production Company

Name

BBC Television

Name

USA

Distributor

Name

BBC Active Video for Learning - now BBC Learning

Contact
Carolina Fernandez Jeremy Wilcox (CF - for educational enquiries JW - channel sales manager)
Email
BBCStudiosLearning@bbc.com
Web
https://www.bbcstudioslearning.com/ External site opens in new window
Phone
+44 (0) 20 8433 1009
Address
BBC Studios Limited
Television Centre
101 Wood Lane
London
W12 7FA
UK
Notes
The BBC Active company has now been absorbed within BBC Learning, a division of BBC Studios. It was originally a joint venture between BBC Worldwide and Pearson Education. Formerly known as ‘BBC Worldwide Learning Studies’ and before that as ‘Videos for Education & Training’

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