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THE LATE WEICHSELIAN SEQUENCE IN THE VALE OF YORK

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Oct 1970 English Publisher:Geological Society of LondonJournal:Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society, volume 38, pages 281-284 (issn: 0044-0604, eissn: 2041-4811, Copyright policy )
Authors: G. D. Gaunt; R. A. Jarvis; B. Matthews;

doi: 10.1144/pygs.38.2.281

THE LATE WEICHSELIAN SEQUENCE IN THE VALE OF YORK

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Summary Three recent radiocarbon dates can be used to provide an outline chronology and correlation for a sequence of late Weichselian and early Flandrian environments in the Vale of York.

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