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Agriculture predates stone-henge and the major oceania migrations by quite a bit so "hunter-gatherer" is probably a misnomer in those cases. As far as we know,
by shkkmo 5y ago
Agriculture predates stone-henge and the major oceania migrations by quite a bit so "hunter-gatherer" is probably a misnomer in those cases.
As far as we know, land bridges were crucial to major migrations during the time periods this article discuses.
I think you are generally confusing quite different pre-historical periods.
I do think it is quite reasonable to suspect that the ability to cross the english channel predates stonehenge.
- medstrom 5y agoThe Oceania migrations started 60,000 years ago! Agriculture was experimented with early on in some places, but agricultural civilization with all that comes with it is a different thing. That's taken to have started popping up about 10,000 years ago, but very slowly. It came to Europe with the Indo-Europeans, so about 4,000 years ago, long after Doggerland (submerged 8,500 years ago). Agreed?