The earliest modern humans in Europe

Paul Mellars ()
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Nature, 2011, vol. 479, issue 7374, 483-485

Abstract: The reanalysis of findings from two archaeological sites calls for a reassessment of when modern humans settled in Europe, and of Neanderthal cultural achievements. See Letters p.521 & p.525

Date: 2011
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