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Climate change disrupted human settlements in Europe 5,500 years ago study finds

Human populations in Europe fluctuated with changing climates between 5,500 and 3,500 years ago, according to a study.

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Climate change likely impacted human populations 5,500 years ago: Study

Climate change likely impacted human populations 5,500 years ago: Study
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Human Populations: Climate change likely impacted human populations around 5,500 years ago: Study | India News

India News: A study conducted by researchers from Kiel University in Germany has found that human populations in Europe between 5,500 and 3,500 years ago fluctuat

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Climate change impacted human population numbers in the Neolithic and Bronze Age, study suggests -- Secret History -- Sott net

Climate change impacted human population numbers in the Neolithic and Bronze Age, study suggests -- Secret History -- Sott net
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Climate Change Likely Impacted Human Populations In The Neolithic And Bronze Age

Climate Change Likely Impacted Human Populations In The Neolithic And Bronze Age
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