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... least the majority of anatomical respects had become established in the Middle Eastern region at least 50-60,000 years before their appearance in the more northerly regions of Europe and Asia , and must therefore have coexisted ( in a ...
... least the majority of anatomical respects had become established in the Middle Eastern region at least 50-60,000 years before their appearance in the more northerly regions of Europe and Asia , and must therefore have coexisted ( in a ...
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... least 38-40,000 BP -i.e. clearly preceding by at least 4000-5000 years the dates for typical Châtelperronian industries at sites such as Lest Cottés and Arcy - sur - Cure in western and central France ( Bischoff et al . 1989 ; Cabrera ...
... least 38-40,000 BP -i.e. clearly preceding by at least 4000-5000 years the dates for typical Châtelperronian industries at sites such as Lest Cottés and Arcy - sur - Cure in western and central France ( Bischoff et al . 1989 ; Cabrera ...
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... least 100,000 BP , and must therefore have coexisted ( in at least a broad geographical sense ) alongside the Neanderthal populations in the immediately adjacent areas of Europe over a period of at least 50- 60,000 years ( Bar - Yosef ...
... least 100,000 BP , and must therefore have coexisted ( in at least a broad geographical sense ) alongside the Neanderthal populations in the immediately adjacent areas of Europe over a period of at least 50- 60,000 years ( Bar - Yosef ...
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The Genetics of Celtic Populations | 37 |
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