Re: statistics on Greenland glacier in 10th century?

From: "carcarx@xxxxxxxxxxx" <carcarx@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12 Aug 2005 06:15:31 -0700

Ice cores at the edge may have some contamination from both ice-surface
and subterranean
melt. If the waters are calm enough (if there are any shallow bays in
which sediment
could accumulate in "quiet" conditions) I'd look to estuarial sediment
for a climate record.

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References:
- Re: statistics on Greenland glacier in 10th century?
  - From: carcarx@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: statistics on Greenland glacier in 10th century?
  - From: Dora Smith

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