(10 030+80 BC in GRIP ice core).

A tephrochronology has been established for a peat bog in the Lofoten Islands that provides a dating framework for future lake and bog studies of climate variation in this climatically sensitive area. Twenty-three tephra layers were identified, all apparently of Icelandic origin. These included the...

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Main Author: Jon Pilcher Raymond S. Bradley
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