Random Home presents the audiobook edition of Origins by Lewis Dartnell, read by John Sackville.

When we talk about history, we focus on great leaders, mass migration and decisive wars. But how gets the Globe itself established our future? How has our world made us?

As a varieties we are shaped by our environment. Geological causes drove our progression in East Africa; mountainous ground led to the introduction of democracy in Greece; now voting behaviour in the United States follows about Origins: The way the Earth Shaped Human History the bed of an ancient sea. The human being story may be the story of these pushes, from plate tectonics and environment change, to atmospheric flow and sea currents.

How will be the Himalayas from the orbit of the planet earth, and to the formation of the Uk Isles? By firmly taking us billions of years into our planet’s past, Teacher Lewis Dartnell tells us the best origin story. Whenever we reach the point where history becomes research we visit a vast web of contacts that underwrites our contemporary world and assists us face up to the challenges of the future.

From the cultivation of the first crops towards the founding of modern states, Origins reveals the Earth’s awesome impact on the form of human civilizations.

(c) 2019, Lewis Dartnell (P) 2019 Penguin Audio