Prehistoric hunter-gatherers stayed connected across 200 kilometers, Israeli study finds
The findings revealed a surprising paradox: Even though the hunter-gatherer communities were relatively small and sparsely located, they were not isolated.

The number of Israelis visiting Japan continues to rise, and alongside the popular destinations there is growing interest in lesser‑known areas. In Hokkaido, the country’s northern island, volcanoes, forests, wildlife and encounters with the native Ainu culture await. What are those who stay on the familiar route missing, and who is suited to venture out that far?
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The findings revealed a surprising paradox: Even though the hunter-gatherer communities were relatively small and sparsely located, they were not isolated.
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