After the Ice Age, at around 8,000 BC, there had already been vast migrations towards the present-day Stockholm area, but as temperatures dropped, inhabitants moved away towards the South.
But, as temperatures dropped, inhabitants moved away towards the South. After the Ice Age, at around 8,000 BC, there had already been vast migrations towards the Stockholm area that are known today.
After the Ice Age, at around 8,000 BC, there had already been vast migrations towards the Stockholm area that are known today. But, as temperatures dropped, inhabitants moved away towards the South.
After the Ice Age, at around 8,000 BC, there had already been vast migrations towards the Stockholm area that are known today. But, as temperatures dropped, inhabitants moved away towards the South.