Sub-chapter 1.1.2. Improving knowledge on the climate and environmental context of past Mediterranean societies
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19 novembre 2018
- doi: 10.4000/books.irdeditions.22983
- isbn: 9782709922197
- eisbn: 9782709922203
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Introduction The Holocene, our present interglacial, has long been considered as a stable climate period. However, paleoclimate reconstructions produced in recent decades have shown that the Holocene climate has been variable at millennial to centennial time scales. Several centennial scale relapses of sustained cold and/or dry climate conditions have been documented superimposed on the long-term cooling observed in the extra-tropics since the beginning of the Holocene (Wanner et al. 2011). S...