ARCTIC The Paleohistory of Circumpolar Arctic Colonization
The occupation of the Arctic is indisputably linked to the pro-gress of adaptation of Paleolithic peoples to the conditions of the periglacial zone during the last glaciation. It was this phenomenon alone which allowed human groups to acquire the
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| Summary: | The occupation of the Arctic is indisputably linked to the pro-gress of adaptation of Paleolithic peoples to the conditions of the periglacial zone during the last glaciation. It was this phenomenon alone which allowed human groups to acquire the |
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