The First Inventors - Season 1 (2023)

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S1 E1 - Design To Survive

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Synopsis

What does it take to become the world's longest surviving culture? In this innovative history documentary, actor Rob Collins leads a team of First Nations investigators uncovering over 65,000 years of invention in what is now Australia. How did people navigate extraordinary distances, how were whole societies organized and could these ancient cultures help determine the future of all Australians?