After reading the abstract of the paper mentioned here I started wondering, why did human groups migrate away from southerner (warmer) places towards the north which is far colder and has less possibilities to grow crops and wild animals to hunt?

Was the population density too high?

And after they migrated, what did they mostly survive on? Were they hunters-gatherers? Did they cultivate? Was it not more difficult to survive in colder climates?

  • WarmSoda@lemm.ee
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    5 months ago

    Could really be the same reasons for them too.
    People moved for better hunting/grazing areas. To escape areas of warfare. They didn’t like the tribes rules, and more reasons.