Were hominins speci fi cally adapted to north-western european territories between 700 and 600ka? new insight into the acheulean site of moulin quignon (france, somme valley)

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• who: Were Hominins Specifically Adapted et al. from the Instituto Geolu00f3gico y Minero de Espau00f1a (IGME), Spain University of Cambridge have published the research work: Were Hominins Speci fi cally Adapted to North-Western European Territories Between 700 and 600ka? New Insight Into the Acheulean Site of Moulin Quignon (France, Somme Valley), in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: The authors investigate the behavioural and technological abilities of hominins living in North-western Europe and compare them to those from southern areas between 900 and 700-650 ka, when the earliest evidence of biface shaping emerges in . . .
  

   

  

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