The Miocene Menu
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The Miocene Menu
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Sahelanthropus tchadensis
Travel back seven million years to the ancient forests of Chad, where the story of humanity begins. In the premiere episode of History of Hunger: How Food Made Humanity, host Lisa Rolen explores the world of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, one of our earliest known ancestors. Using fossil evidence and environmental clues, she reconstructs the landscape these early hominins called home and examines the foods that sustained them.
Discover how the search for nourishment may have influenced the evolution of upright walking, setting our ancestors on a remarkable new path. This episode introduces the central idea of the series: that hunger—the relentless pursuit of food—has been one of the greatest forces shaping human evolution and our shared history.