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Map of Scandinavia c.9000 BC |
By this date Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Prussia are being settled by pre-Baltic hunter-gatherer tribes which all share the same cultural traces. They belong to two groups, one being the regionally-dominant Baltic Kunda (Kunden) culture, which is a development of the earlier Swiderian culture and is located to the south. The other is the Magdalenian-driven Ahrensburg culture which is located in north-western Germany and Denmark, which probably enriches the Kunda culture. A clickable version of this map is available for desktop displays. To select a region, tribe, or culture for further information, click on its name.
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