Japan’s 7,300-Year-Old Volcanic Catastrophe Had Uneven Effects on Prehistoric Communities
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New research shows that a catastrophic eruption in Japan 7,300 years ago did not cause uniform population collapse. Some prehistoric communities vanished or declined, while others flourished as survivors migrated, adapted and developed new ways to thrive.
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