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March 4, 2020 at 10:20 am #27628
Carlos Quiles
KeymasterAnnouncements of changes to the maps of cultures, peoples, and languages forming part of the Prehistory Atlas:
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March 12, 2020 at 9:07 pm #27940
Carlos Quiles
KeymasterI have updated the Late Trypillian groups in the Early Chalcolithic map, using Diachenko & Harper (2016) and (not so much) Videiko (2011). I hope future papers on population genomics give a more precise chronology:
Proposed synchronizations and durations of local groups of the Late Tripolye culture. Colors indicate typo-chronological assignment: yellow – Tripolye BII; light green – Tripolye CI; dark green – Tripolye CI-II; blue – Tripolye CII. From Diachenko & Harper (2016).
The general distribution of Late Tripolye local groups and relevant sites with 14C dating. From Diachenko & Harper (2016).
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March 12, 2020 at 9:10 pm #27941
Carlos Quiles
KeymasterI have updated the cultural groups of Anatolia and the Middle East from the Early Bronze Age until the Late Bronze Age, corresponding to the following maps:
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June 10, 2020 at 12:46 pm #30281
Carlos Quiles
KeymasterUpdated some culture groups as reported in the recent papers on France:
- Early Eneolithic
- Late Eneolithic (only letters size).
- Early Chalcolithic
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September 15, 2020 at 10:52 am #31685
Carlos Quiles
KeymasterUpdated the whole Prehistory Atlas to fit all files with the same size, as a user suggested some months ago.
The previous Late Eneolithic and Early Chalcolithic maps have been finally split into three, including now a Final Eneolithic period.
This way, a (roughly) three-part distinction can be made between (1) Late Trypillia vs. Early Yamnaya, (2) Corded Ware vs. Yamnaya settlers, and (3) Late/Epi-Corded Ware vs. Bell Beaker expansion.
Also slightly updated are maps of Late Bronze Age, Antiquity, and Middle Ages.
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