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ClioArch aims to redefine the understanding of human adaptation during the Late Pleistocene and early Holocene in Europe. By developing new cultural taxonomies and interdisciplinary methods, the project seeks to clarify how ancient foragers responded to environmental changes.
Late Pleistocene/early Holocene Europe is said to be the ideal laboratory for the investigation of human responses to rapidly changing climates and environments, migration and adaptation.
Yet, pinpointing precisely how and why contemporaneous Final Palaeolithic/earliest Mesolithic (15,000-11,000 years BP) foragers migrated, and which environmental or other factors they adapted to – or failed to – has remained remarkably elusive.
At the core of ClioArch is the radical but, in light of research-hi…
AARHUS UNIVERSITET
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