Chapter 4: Transition 1: Modelling the migrations and peopling of new geographic areas by Homo sapiens
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19 octobre 2021
- handle: 10670/1.evxw6l
- isbn: 9782869064942
- eisbn: 9782869068551
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Christophe Coupé et al., « Chapter 4: Transition 1: Modelling the migrations and peopling of new geographic areas by Homo sapiens », Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, ID : 10670/1.evxw6l
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The first transition studied in the framework of the programme TransMonDyn is the most ancient: it concerns the diffusion of our species, Homo sapiens, on the surface of the planet. This expansion is marked in particular by the departure of our ancestors from Africa roughly 100,000 years ago, then again, some 30,000 years later. These migrations led our species into Asia and Europe, but also to the conquest of lands previously unoccupied by human beings: Australia and the Americas. We presen...