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The FROST project investigates human adaptation to climate changes during the Late Glacial period in Western Europe. By analyzing archaeological and environmental data, it aims to understand how prehistoric populations responded to severe climatic fluctuations and their impact on mobility and subsistence strategies.
The Late Glacial period, at the end of the Pleistocene, is marked by dynamic climatic and environmental changes.
During this time, hunter-gatherers gradually recolonized Western Europe after a retreat of several millennia, representing a pivotal phase in the region’s population history.
However, during the final climatic cooling of the Late Glacial, known as the Younger Dryas (ca. 12,850 to 11,650 cal BP;
YD), the number of archaeological sites drastically reduced, raising questions about popula…
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