Researchers at the University of Cologne developed the “Our Way Model” to track human migration in Europe during the Ice Age. It maps four phases: slow spread, rapid expansion, population decline, and recovery. The model shows how climate change influenced migration by considering food access. Some humans adapted better to colder climates, moving into new areas.
Human migration phases in Europe revealed by model
Aurignacian human migration in Europe.
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