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New Thoughts on the Populating of Europe - Archaeology Magazine

New Thoughts on the Populating of Europe - Archaeology Magazine
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France
Bulgaria
Italy
Ludovic-slimak
Grotte-mandrin
University-of-toulouse
France-grotte-mandrin
Live-science
East-mediterranean
Early-upper-paleolithic
Human-clock

Modern humans needed 3 tries to colonize Europe

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Rhone
France-general
France
Grotte-mandrin
Ludovic-slimak
University-of-toulouse
Chris-stringer-of-london-natural-history-museum
Rhone-valley
Plos-one
Middle-east
Chris-stringer
Natural-history

Revealed: modern humans needed three tries – and 12,000 years – to colonise Europe

Homo sapiens forced out Neanderthals between 54,000 and 42,000 years ago, according to controversial new research

France
Rhone
France-general
Grotte-mandrin
Ludovic-slimak
University-of-toulouse
Plos-one
Middle-east
Professor-chris-stringer
Natural-history

Stone tools suggest Homo sapiens settled in Europe in three waves

The issues he aimed to shed more light on answer were - how did humans arrive and settle in Europe, and how did they interact with the Neanderthals?

Lebanon
France
Ksar-akil
Grotte-mandrin
Ludovic-slimak
University-of-toulouse
East-mediterranean
Levantine-upper-palaeolithic
Western-europe
Middle-east
Initial-upper-palaeolithic
Early-upper-palaeolithic

Stone tools reflect three waves of migration of the earliest Sapiens into Europe – Popular Archeology

Lebanese and French artifacts from up to 54,000 years ago show shared cultural traditions revealing three phases of early human migrations in Europe.

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France
Grotte-mandrin
Ksar-akil
Wikimedia-commons
Ludovic-slimak
University-of-toulouse
Paleolithic-europe
East-mediterranean
Initial-upper-paleolithic
Early-upper-paleolithic
Southern-early-ahmarian

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