Héloïse Koehler (Service régional de l'archéologie DRAC Grand Est/Université de Strasbourg), 
Fabio Wegmüller (Universität Basel),
Noémie Sévêque (GéoArchéon/Université de Strasbourg), 
Simon Diemer (Université de Strasbourg), Matthias Lutz (Universität Basel)

Recent results from the Middle Paleolithic site of Mutzig Rain, France

The Paleolithic site of Mutzig in Alsace, France, offers rare and well-preserved evidence of Middle Paleolithic human occupation, including multiple stratified layers with numerous faunal remains and lithic artifacts. Analyses suggest that Neandertals lived in a cold, steppe-like environment around 90,000 years ago, with some layers showing signs of fire use and climate variation. Since 2009, the site has been investigated as part of a collaborative research project involving various universities and institutions.