Echoes of the European Paleolithic
Gravettian-era hunter-gatherers across ice-age Europe revealed by archaeology and DNA
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Gravettian-era hunter-gatherers across ice-age Europe revealed by archaeology and DNA
Pre-civilization hunter-gatherers of Western Eurasia, seen through archaeology and DNA
Cave and rock-shelter remains in Namur (c. 9160–8294 BCE) illuminate hunter-gatherer lifeways and maternal lineages
A single Upper Paleolithic individual from the Troisième caverne of Goyet, Belgium, speaking across 25 millennia
A single 26,000‑year‑old individual from Goyet cave linking stone, bone and DNA.
A lone Late Magdalenian individual from the Troisième caverne of Goyet, linking archaeology and ancient DNA.
Four ancient genomes from Goyet Cave illuminate Gravettian life and early European ancestry, interpreted cautiously.
A single Upper Paleolithic individual from Troisième caverne, connecting stone-age life to deep Eurasian DNA
Post-glacial communities in Wallonia revealed by caves, river-systems and ancient DNA
Single U2-bearing individual from Troisième caverne, Goyet — a frozen strand of deep European prehistory.
A lone 26,440–25,823 BCE individual from Troisième caverne ties cave life to ancient genomes
Single Upper Paleolithic genome from Goyet cave illuminates life in Belgium ~24.8–24.0k BCE