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Echoes of the European Paleolithic

Gravettian-era hunter-gatherers across ice-age Europe revealed by archaeology and DNA

• Belgium, France, Italy, Austria, Czechia, Romania
• 39956 CE - 9400 BCE

Echoes from Krems-Wachtberg

Two Upper Paleolithic voices from Austria revealing hunter-gatherer lifeways and genetics

• Central Europe (Austria)
• 29200 CE - 28600 BCE

Krems‑Wachtberg Gravettian Echo

A lone Upper Paleolithic voice from Lower Austria linking burial ritual and ancient DNA

• Krems‑Wachtberg, Lower Austria (Central Europe)
• 29500 CE - 28500 BCE

Goyet Q376-19: A Paleolithic Maternal Voice

A single Upper Paleolithic individual from the Troisième caverne of Goyet, Belgium, speaking across 25 millennia

• Troisième caverne, Goyet Cave; Namur, Belgium (Western Europe)
• 25771 CE - 25348 BCE

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Krems‑Wachtberg Ancients

Two Upper Paleolithic individuals from Krems-Wachtberg, Austria, echoing deep European hunter‑gatherer lineages

• Krems-Wachtberg, Austria (Central Europe)
• 29200 CE - 28600 BCE

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Krems-Wachtberg Hunter (Austria, ~29k BCE)

A lone Upper Paleolithic genome linking Austria's Gravettian landscape to deep European hunter-gatherer lineages.

• Krems-Wachtberg, Lower Austria, Austria
• 29500 CE - 28500 BCE

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Goyet Gravettian — Belgium's Paleolithic Echo

Four ancient genomes from Goyet Cave illuminate Gravettian life and early European ancestry, interpreted cautiously.

• Wallonia, Belgium (Goyet Cave, Troisième caverne)
• 26307 CE - 23994 BCE

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Goyet Q376-19: Upper Paleolithic Maternal Line

Single U2-bearing individual from Troisième caverne, Goyet — a frozen strand of deep European prehistory.

• Goyet cave (Troisième caverne), Belgium
• 25771 CE - 25348 BCE

Goyet Gravettian Echoes

Ice‑edge hunters of Wallonia whose bones whisper links between art, stone and genes

• Belgium (Wallonia — Goyet Cave, Namur)
• 26300 CE - 24000 BCE

Shadows of the Gravette: France's Early Hunters

Three Upper Paleolithic individuals tie stone-tool horizons to fragile genetic echoes.

• France (Fournol, La Rochette, Ormesson)
• 31822 CE - 25490 BCE

Echoes of Italy's Ice-Age Foragers

Epigravettian communities in Italy (11,139–7,062 BCE) seen through archaeology and ancient DNA

• Italy (Abruzzo, Liguria, Friuli‑Venezia Giulia)
• 11139 CE - 7062 BCE

San Teodoro Epigravettian of Sicily

Late Palaeolithic hunter-gatherers on Sicily’s rugged northeastern shores, glimpsed through archaeology and DNA

• San Teodoro, Messina, Sicily (Italy)
• 17171 CE - 11397 BCE