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BothDawn of Humanity andThe Incredible Human Journey are listed in the "see also" section, and I'm not sure why? I haven't seen them so this isn't about their quality, but I wonder what's the use of including such specific films and series in there? Especially since they're both at least 10 years old now (Human Journey came out in 2009!) and are invariably going to be out of date. Not to mention, why those two and not any other series or documentary on the same subject?Harryhenry1 (talk)04:47, 27 November 2025 (UTC)[reply]
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