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The ejecta from the Campanian eruption headed over Greece towards the Russian steps
Campanian Ignimbrite’s contribution to the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic transition.
Tephra fallout, together with the attendant episode of Fenno-Scandinavian ice cap and peripheral tundra advance on land (top dashed line), suggests a reduction of the area available for human settlement in Europe of up to 30% (represented by the ash fallout gap with isopach tephra deposits in cm). Anatomically modern humans would have gravitated towards repopulating this gap after ecosystem
https://www.nature.com/articles/srep21220
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