The earliest modern humans in Europe

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Paul Mellars
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[1] University of Cambridge,Paul Mellars is in the Department of Archaeology
[2] Cambridge CB2 3DZ,undefined
[3] UK.,undefined
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Nature | 2011年 / 479卷
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The reanalysis of findings from two archaeological sites calls for a reassessment of when modern humans settled in Europe, and of Neanderthal cultural achievements. See Letters p.521 & p.525
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