Pleistocene environments and the dispersal of plaeolithic groups in Eastern Europe - Gribchenko - 1999

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'Gribchenko IN, 1999: Pleistocene environments and the dispersal of plaeolithic groups in Eastern Europe. Anthropologie (Brno) 37, 1: 79-87'.

Abstract

This paper examined the hominid occupation record of eastern Europe throughout the Pleistocene. Embedding this record within the context of changing climates and environments, it points to a correlation between successful human occupation of this region and specific unique environmental conditions extant during different climatic cycles.

Keywords

Eurasia - Eastern Europe - Pleistocene period - Palaeoclimatology - Environment - Climate - Prehistoric migrations

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