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@Peter_Nimitz
Sep 21, 2020 • 4 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
European population 6500 BC = 500,000?
These would all be EHGs or WHGs
Extrapolating from this - 10k WHGs in Ireland which is 32k miles^2, Europe minus Russia is 2,401k miles^2, so if Ireland representative density then Europe would be 75x population of Ireland, or 750k. Not even including Doggerland
I just subtracted 250k because Scandinavia is large and cold, and Ireland probably more fertile anyways so isn't representative. If authors' guess for WHG population is even accurate.

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