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Facial reconstruction of a 9,000-year-old WHG from Yorkshire During the Mesolithic, Western Europe was inhabited by a population known as Western Hunter-Gatherers/WHG. This genetic cluster first appears toward the end of the Upper Paleolithic, replacing earlier groups such as the Gravettians, Solutreans, and Magdalenians - populations with whom the WHG shared both close genetic affinity and likely descent. One of the sites inhabited by WHG groups during the Mesolithic was Star Carr in North York

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