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How Prehistoric People Survived After One of the Worst Volcanic Eruptions in History

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A Nautilus article titled 'How Prehistoric People Survived After One of the Worst Volcanic Eruptions in History' describes human resilience during a catastrophic event. The article appeared on Nautilus, though specific details about the eruption, the prehistoric population, or the survival mechanism are not provided in the evidence.

Key points

• The article is titled 'How Prehistoric People Survived After One of the Worst Volcanic Eruptions in History' and was published on Nautilus.

Context

The source is a Nautilus article discussing human resilience following a major volcanic eruption, but no specific details about the eruption, the prehistoric population, or the survival mechanism are supplied.

Limitations

The evidence is extremely limited, consisting only of the article title and publication source. Specific details about the eruption, the prehistoric population, or the survival mechanism are not provided.

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