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thewestonforum.com on 2021-05-19 00:54

How researchers look at Lake Hallstatt 11,500 years in the past

Deep in the past The multidisciplinary research team on Kerstin Kowarik from Vienna's Natural History Museum (NHM) wanted to delve more into the past.

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