29. Sahulian Terminal Pleistocene [Preview]

Update: 2024-02-20

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20,000 to 12,000 years ago ... As the world warmed, humans extended their reach in Sahul, migrated away from the rising seas, developed new funerary rituals, and learned new ways to manage animal populations.

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29. Sahulian Terminal Pleistocene [Preview]

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29. Sahulian Terminal Pleistocene [Preview]

Benjy Longworth

29. Sahulian Terminal Pleistocene [Preview]