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Introductory Lecture
1 - Coastal occupations from Prehistory to the present time: adaptation of human populations to coastal environments, exploitation of marine resources and contact networks
1-1 Use of coastal food resources
Break
1-2 Use of coastal resources as raw material
Lunch
1-3 Networks and adaptations to the coastal environment
Break
2 - New data on North African Prehistory: human occupations, palaeoenvironments and relationship with other regions of the continent
2-1 Recent archaeological and anthropological data

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3 - The contribution of actualistic approaches to a better perception of human/animal relations in the past
3-1 General frameworks and archaeozoological modern analogs
Break
3-2 Modern analogs of non-human predators