This documentary explores the origins of human civilization, focusing on the ancient city of Jericho and the archaeological discoveries that have reshaped our understanding of the Neolithic period. Through the lens of stratigraphic excavation, the film examines the development of early settlements, the emergence of communal living, and the potential role of religion in the birth of agriculture. By analyzing the physical evidence, including the iconic tower of Jericho and the mysterious skull cult, the narrative pieces together the lives of the first farmers and the complex societies they built in the fertile crescent.