What If the First Civilization Emerged on Pangea Before the World Split Apart? | History for Sleep

Описание: What if everything we know about the first civilization is shaped by a world that was already broken apart?
Before borders, before oceans, before continents separated, humanity may have emerged under conditions we no longer recognize.

This documentary explores the possibility that the first civilization developed on Pangea, when the land itself formed a single continuous world. In such a place, movement replaced borders, memory replaced monuments, and civilization did not need cities to survive. When the world split apart, what disappeared may not have been a culture, but a way of living.

The idea of a first civilization on Pangea forces us to rethink what civilization actually is. Not stone and walls, but shared patterns of survival. Not permanence, but adaptability. When the world split apart, those patterns may have fractured into the separate ancient civilizations we recognize today.

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