Скачать или смотреть History of the World Traditional Architecture

Journey back thousands of years to witness the true origins of world architecture. Long before concrete, glass, or steel, humans built with bone, earth, stone, hide, and firelight. This documentary-style video takes you into the real archaeological sites that shaped traditional architecture: Blombos Cave in South Africa, the mammoth-bone settlements of Dolní Věstonice, the rooftop-entry mudbrick city of Çatalhöyük, and the stone-built village of Skara Brae in Scotland.

Every scene is based on real evidence discovered by archaeologists. No myths. No fiction. Just the true story of how architecture began—through survival, engineering, environmental design, community planning, and human creativity.

From early Homo sapiens crafting tools in firelit caves… to Neolithic builders designing insulated stone homes… to ancient families living in dense mudbrick communities… this is the story of how humans learned to build the world around them.

Perfect for architecture students, historians, African history lovers, and anyone who wants to understand how traditional architecture shaped modern design.