Out in the cold

John A. J. Gowlett ()
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John A. J. Gowlett: University of Liverpool

Nature, 2001, vol. 413, issue 6851, 33-34

Abstract: Humans are very adaptable: during the last ice age, they apparently lived within the Arctic Circle. The discovery suggests that, although cold, the region was probably not covered in ice at the time.

Date: 2001
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