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1. Climatic changes: new archaeological evidence from the Bohemian Karst and other areas J. Bouzek
2. The "Little Ice Age" and its Geomorphological Consequences in Mediterranean Europe A. Grove
3. Holocene lake‐level fluctuations in Jura and the northern subalpine ranges, France: regional pattern and climatic implications M. MAGNY
4. Holocene tree limit history in the northern French Alps stomata and pollen evidence F. David
5. A geochronological approach to understanding the role of solar activity on holocene glacier length variability in the swiss alps A. Hormes et al.
6. Climatic Change in a High-Altitude Alpine Area Suggested by the Isotopic Composition Of Cold Basal Glacier Ice R. Lorrain & W. Haeberli
7. Solar Influences on Holocene Climatic Changes Illustrated by Correlations between Past Lake-Level Fluctuations and the Atmospheric14C Record M. Magny
8. Diatom and geochemical evidence of mid- to late Holocene climatic changes at Lake Holzmaar, West-Eifel (Germany) J. Baier et al.
9. A brief consideration of climate forcing factors in view of the Holocene glacier record A. Grove
10. Holocene glacial activity and climatic variations in the Swiss Alps: reconstructing a continuous record from proglacial lake sediments A. Leemann & F. Niessen
11. Late Flandrian solifluction on the Fannich mountains, Ross-shire C. Ballantyne
12. The Alps with little ice: evidence for eight Holocene phases of reduced glacier extent in the Central Swiss Alps A. Hormes et al.
13. Late bronze age Greece and the Balkans: a review of the present picture J. Bouzek
14. Holocene Palaeoenvironments at the Timberline in the Taillefer Massif, French Alps: A Study of Pollen, plant Macrofossils and Fossil Insects P. Ponel et al.
15. Natural environmental changes indicated by Late Glacial and Holocene sediments from Lake Constance, Germany M. Wessels
16. Minimal Extension Phases of Unteraarglacier (Swiss Alps) During the Holocene Based on 14C Analysis of Wood A. Hormes et al.
17. Climatic Change in a High-Altitude Alpine Area Suggested by the Isotopic Composition Of Cold Basal Glacier Ice R. Lorrain & W. Haeberli
18. Settlement and landscape history at the Federsee, south-west Germany, as reflected in pollen diagrams H. Liese-Kleiber
19. Agricultural activities and land use in a Neolithic village around 3900 B.C.: Hornstaad Hörnle I A, Lake Constance, Germany U. Maier
20. Stratigraphic evidence of episodic talus accumulation on the isle of skye, Scotland J. Innes
21. Molluscan assemblages in the deposits of landslide dammed lakes as indicators of late Holocene mass movements in the polish Carpathians W. Alexandrowicz
22. Structure and origin of Holocene cold events H. Wanner et al.
23. The Quaternary glaciations of Switzerland, with special reference to the Northern Alpine Foreland C. Schlüchter
24. A lacustrine record of early Holocene watershed events and vegetation history, Corvara in Badia, Dolomites (Italy) L. Borgatti et al.
25. Late Pleistocene – Holocene surface processes and landscape evolution in the central Swiss Alps M. Boxleitner et al.
26. The 10Be deglaciation chronology of the Göschenertal, central Swiss Alps, and new insights into the Göschenen Cold Phases M. Boxleitner et al.
27. Vegetation Changes and Umbertine Fluctuations in the Central Alps as Indicators of Holocene Climatic Oscillations L. Wick & W. Tinner
28. Climate of the Black Sea region around 0 C.E. J. Neumann
29. Latest Pleistocene and Holocene glacier variations in the European Alps S. Ivy-Ochs et al.
30. Pattern and Forcing of Northern Hemisphere Glacier Variations During the Last Millennium S. Porter
31. Mid-Holocene glacial activity in the Pyrenees A. Gellatly et al.
32. The Alpine “Iceman” and Holocene Climatic Change C. Baroni & G. Orombelli
33. Climatic conditions in the Alps in the years about the year of Hannibal's crossing (218 BC) J. Neumann
34. Holocene climate variability as reflected by mid-European lake-level fluctuations and its probable impact on prehistoric human settlements M. Magny
35. Studies on a Gelifluction Lobe, Jotunheimen, Norway: 14 C Chronology, Stratigraphy, Sedimentology and Palæoenvironment J. Matthews et al.
36. Treeline Fluctuations Recorded for 12,500 Years by Soil Profiles, Pollen, and Plant Macrofossils in the Central Swiss Alps W. Tinner et al.