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Fyfe, Ralph M; Woodbridge, Jessie; Roberts, Neil (2015): Pollen site metadata from the European Pollen Database [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.853941, In supplement to: Fyfe, RM et al. (2015): From forest to farmland: pollen-inferred land cover change across Europe using the pseudobiomization approach. Global Change Biology, 21(3), 1197-1212, https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.12776

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Median Latitude: 49.487730 * Median Longitude: 12.842769 * South-bound Latitude: 29.477222 * West-bound Longitude: -20.609722 * North-bound Latitude: 76.668333 * East-bound Longitude: 123.350000
Date/Time Start: 1919-09-15T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2009-06-30T00:00:00
Minimum Elevation: -3381.0 m * Maximum Elevation: 2760.0 m
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A159  * Latitude: 42.184160 * Longitude: 28.916660 * Location: Black Sea, Bulgaria * Comment: Southwest continental slope of Black sea. Marine core from southwest slope of the Black Sea.
ABANT  * Latitude: 40.600000 * Longitude: 31.283333 * Location: Abant Gölü, Turkey
ABBO  * Latitude: 63.883333 * Longitude: 14.450000 * Date/Time: 2002-06-15T00:00:00 * Elevation Start: 387.0 m * Elevation End: 6.5 m * Location: Abborrtjärnen, Sweden * Method/Device: Livingstone piston corer (LPC) * Comment: No laminations. centre of lake. Area: 3 ha. Lake. Physiography: bedrock basin. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp. Vegetation formation: Middle boreal Forest.
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5 Elevation of eventElevationmWoodbridge, Jessie
6 Comment of eventCommentWoodbridge, Jessie
7 IdentificationIDWoodbridge, JessieEPD Entity
8 LocationLocationWoodbridge, JessiePolitical division
9 Reference/sourceReferenceWoodbridge, Jessie
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Reference
ADANGE Adange43.305641.33331750left coast of river. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae fen. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.25 ha. Meander of Adange river. Physiography: Fluvial terrace above flood-plain. Surrounding vegetation: Subalpine tall herbaceous vegetation.1GEOKvavadze, E.V., and L.P. Rukhadze. 1989. Vegetation and climate of the Holocene of Abkhazia. Metsniereba, Tbilisi, Georgia, 138p (in Russian).
AGE Ageröds Mosse55.833313.416758center of the bog. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 150 ha. Forested Sphagnum bog. Physiography: till. Surrounding vegetation: pasture and arable land.2SWENilsson, T. 1964. Standard pollen diagramme und C14 datiengen aus dem Ageröds mosse in mittleren schonen. Lunds Universitets Årsskrift N.F. 2, 59(7):1-52.
AHL5 Ahlenmoor53.70008.73332Centre of raised bog under excavation. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 500 ha. Excavated bog. Physiography: Raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: Sphagnetum.3DEUBehre, K.E., and D. Kucan. 1986. Die Reflektion archäologisch bekannter Siedlungen in Pollendiagrammen verschiedener Entfernung. - Beispiele aus der Siedlungskammer Flögeln, Nordwestdeutschland. Pages 95-114 in K.-E. Behre, editor. Anthropogenic indicator
AKUV Akuvaara69.125027.6833170Near lake centre. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 4 ha. Lake. Physiography: Hill of sandy/gravelly outwash. Surrounding vegetation: Thin pine forest.4FINHyvärinen, H. 1975. Absolute and relative pollen diagrams from northernmost Fennoscandia. Fennia, 142:1-23.
AMTKEL Amtkel43.268141.30831830Right shore of river. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.3 ha. Lower part of glacial trough. Physiography: Head of river Amtkel. Surrounding vegetation: Subalpine beech elfin woodland.5GEOKvavadze, E.V., L.P. Rukhadze, P.R. Tretyak, and L.V. Petrenko. 1987. On the migration on high-mountain vegetation belts in the late Holocene in the valley of the Amtqel river (Abkazia). Bulletin of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, 125(2):421-424.
ARTSLOUG Arts Lough52.9500-6.4333490Area: 3 ha. Eroding blanket peat. Physiography: Steep cliffs to south rising to 800m. Surrounding vegetation: Heathland vegetation.6IRLBradshaw, R.H.W., and E. McGee. 1988. The extent and time-course of mountain blanket peat erosion in Ireland. New Phytologist, 108:219-224.
BALLIN Ballinloghig Lake52.2000-10.3083845.5 km NNW of Dingle town. Area: 2 ha. Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: Southern slope of Slieve Mish mountains. Surrounding vegetation: Blanket bog, heath, pasture and woodland.7IRLBarnosky, C.W. 1988. A late-glacial and post-glacial pollen record from the Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 88B:23-37.
BRUVAT Bruvatnet70.183328.4167119Near lake centre. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 60 ha. Lake. Physiography: Bedrock hills mantled by gl. drift (till. Surrounding vegetation: Thin mountain birch scrub.9NORHyvärinen, H. 1975. Absolute and relative pollen diagrams from northernmost Fennoscandia. Fennia, 142:1-23.
CARNINO Selle di Carnino44.15007.69441905Area: 5 ha. Large peaty depression. Surrounding vegetation: Subalpine meadows.10ITAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
CHERNIH Chernikhovo53.416726.4333168central part of the bog. Local vegetation: cultivated area. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 620 ha. Bog. Physiography: Outwash plain. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula, Alnus.12BLRZernitskaya, V.P. 1985. Development of vegetation in the western part of the Kopyl upland during the Late Glacial time and Holocene. Pages 110-116 in Geographical aspects of rational nature use. Nauka i Taknika, Minsk, Byelorussia (in Russian).
CHIVRES Le Marais St Boetien49.61673.8167Marsh. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Populus, Salix, Quercus.13FRAvan Zeist, W., and M.R. van der Spoel-Walvius. 1980. A palynological study of the Late-Glacial and the Postglacial in the Paris basin. Palaeohistoria, 22:67-109.
CTAR Starniki50.266726.0167198Centre of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 1359 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: Forests.15UKRBezusko, L.G., T.M. Kajutkina, and N.N. Kovalukh. 1982. YIII s'ezd Ukrainskovo botanicheskogo obschestva [New data of Allerod vegetation of Ukraine]. Naukova dumka, Kiev, Ukraine.
DOMSV Domsvatnet70.316731.0333120Centre of the main basin of the lake. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 9 ha. Lake. Physiography: Rolling bedrock mantled by gl. drift. Surrounding vegetation: Mossy dwarf-shrub heath.17NORHyvärinen, H. 1976. Flandrian pollen deposition rates and tree-line history in northern Fennoscandia. Boreas, 5:163-175.
AVRIG1 Avrig45.716724.3833400Local vegetation: Sphagnum. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 10 ha. Sphagnum peat bog. Physiography: ancient depression of bank river. Surrounding vegetation: Pasture land. Vegetation formation: Quercus, Carpathian and Beech forests.18ROUTantau, I., M. Reille, J.L. de Beaulieu, and S. Farcas. 2006. Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation history in the southern part of Transylvania (Romania): pollen analysis of two sequences from Avrig. Journal of Quaternary Science, 21(1):49-61.
EDESSA Edessa40.818121.95253502 km SE of Nision. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 2 ha. Marsh. Surrounding vegetation: Brushwood of deciduous oak.19GRCBottema, S. 1974. Late Quaternary vegetation history of northwestern Greece. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands.
GAGRA Gagra43.283340.26674Left coast of river Kolkhidka. Area: 0.4 ha. Marine terrace. Physiography: River month Kolkhidka. Surrounding vegetation: Anthropogenic.20GEOKvavadze, E.V. 1982. The new data on the stratigraphy and palaeogeoraphy of the Holocene of the Colchida lowland. Pages 123-130 in Quaternary system of Georgia. Tbilisi, Metsniereba (in Russian).
GRASVATN Grasvatn63.70008.700045SE side of lake. Local vegetation: Aquatics (nympheaides). Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 1.5 ha. Shallow lake overgrown by aquatics. Physiography: Shellsand on gneisses. Surrounding vegetation: Heather, fens and bogs.22NORPaus, A.A. 1982. Paleo-okologiske undersokelser på Froya, Sor-Trondelag. Den vegetasjonshistoriske utviklingen fra senistiden og fram til idag. Cand. real. Thesis, Department of Botany, University of Trondheim, Norway.
IVAN3 Ivanovskoye Peat Bog56.816738.7667141south-east side of the bog. Area: 1200 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: periglacial lake of middle Pleistocene. Surrounding vegetation: birch-pine forest and Carex assosiations.23FINAsplund, H., and I. Vuorela. 1989. Settlement studies in Kemiö - archaeological problems and palynological evidence. Fennoskandia Archaeologica, 6:67-79.
KALSA Kalsa Mire58.166727.450038Local vegetation: Sphagnum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 170 ha. Mire, peat cutting at the edges. Physiography: undulating moraine topography. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula, Picea forest. in SW field.24ESTKimmel, K., R. Pirrus, and A. Raukas. 1999. Holocene deposits. In Lake Peipsi: Geology (Miidel, A. and Raukas A., eds), pp.42-52. Sulemees Publishers, Tallinn.
KAMEN Kamenicky49.733315.9667624center of the mire, near the spring. Local vegetation: ruderal secondary vegetation. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. Drained sloping spring mire. Physiography: Kamenicska kotlina basin at its N margin. Surrounding vegetation: Alder carr.25CZERybnícková, E., and K. Rybnícek. 1988. Holocene palaeovegetation and palaeoenvironment of the Kamenicska Kotlina basin (Czechoslovakia). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 23:285-301.
KANSJON Kansjon57.633314.5333308Near deepest part of the lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 80 ha. Lake. Physiography: Rolling till surface. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula.26FINHicks, S. 1975. Variations in pollen frequency in a bog at Kangerjoki, N.E. Finland during the Flandrian. Commentationes Biologicae, 80:4-28.
AVRIG2 Avrig45.716724.3833400Local vegetation: Sphagnum. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 10 ha. Sphagnum peat bog. Physiography: ancient depression of bank river. Surrounding vegetation: Pasture land. Vegetation formation: Quercus, Carpathian and Beech forests.28ROUTantau, I., M. Reille, J.L. de Beaulieu, and S. Farcas. 2006. Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation history in the southern part of Transylvania (Romania): pollen analysis of two sequences from Avrig. Journal of Quaternary Science, 21(1):49-61.
KIRIKU Kirikumae57.666727.2500183Eastern part of lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 61.4 ha. Lake, west + southern part paludified. Physiography: Hummocky moraine, esker. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus and Picea forest + mire.31ESTSaarse, L., and R. Rajamäe. 1997. Holocene vegetation and climatic change on the Haanja Heights, SE Estonia. Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science, Geology, 46:75-92.
KOTYRKOL Kotyrkol' Peat Bog52.966770.4167439marginal swamp, western side of lake. Local vegetation: Betula, Populus, Carex. Core diameter: 5 cm. Betula/Populus/Carex swamp.32KAZTarasov, P.E. 1992. Holocene palaeogeography of the steppe zone of northern and central Kazakhstan. Thesis Cand. Sc. (Geography), Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia (in Russian).
LAGOAJO Lago de Ajo43.0500-6.15001570Location: Coto da Buenamadre village 3 miles below. Core diameter: 6 cm. Site description: Lake dammed in 1915 for hydroelectric. Physiography: On limestone at the head of the valley. Surrounding vegetation: Pasture, Quercus scrub, beech woodland.33ESPAllen, J.R.M., B. Huntley, and W.A. Watts. 1996. The vegetation and climate of northwest Iberia over the last 14,000 years. Journal of Quaternary Science, 11:125-147.
MOHOS1 Mohos46.083325.91671050center of the crater. Local vegetation: Sphagnum. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 80 ha. Sphagnum peat bog. Physiography: crater. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula and Alnus forest. Vegetation formation: between the Beech and the Picea forests.35ROUTantau, I., M. Reille, J.L. de Beaulieu, S. Farcas, T. Goslar, and M. Paterne. 2003. Vegetation history in the Eastern Romanian Carparthians: pollen analysis of the two sequences from the Mohos crater. Vegetation Hististory and Archaeobotany, 12:113-125.
MOHOS2 Mohos46.083325.91671050around 30 m from the north-western shore. Local vegetation: Sphagnum. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 80 ha. Sphagnum peat bog. Physiography: crater. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula and Alnus forest. Vegetation formation: between the Beech and the Picea forests.36ROUTantau, I., M. Reille, J.L. de Beaulieu, S. Farcas, T. Goslar, and M. Paterne. 2003. Vegetation history in the Eastern Romanian Carparthians: pollen analysis of the two sequences from the Mohos crater. Vegetation Hististory and Archaeobotany, 12:113-125.
BARHEIA Barheivatn69.700019.8500317Local vegetation: Sparganium, Menyanthes. Core diameter: 11 cm. Area: 11.7 ha. Lake. Physiography: peninsula. Surrounding vegetation: shrubs and dwarf shrubs. Vegetation formation: between northern boreal and low-alpine.37NORBjune, A.E., H.J.B. Birks, and H. Seppä. 2004. Holocene vegetation and climate history on a continental-oceanic transect in northern Fennoscandia based on pollen and plant macrofossils. Boreas, 33:211-223.
BRURSKAR Brurskardtjorni61.41678.66671309Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 11 cm. bedrock basin. Physiography: montain. Surrounding vegetation: Salix and Betula shrubs, open grassland. Vegetation formation: low alpine vegetation.38NORBjune, A.E. 2004. Holocene vegetation history and tree-line changes on a north-south transect crossing major climate gradients in southern Norway: evidence from pollen and plant macrofossils in lake sediment. Review of Paleobotany and Palynology 133 (2005
DALMUT Dalmutladdo69.166720.7167355Local vegetation: Sphagnum mosses. Core diameter: 11 cm. Area: 7.2 ha. Lake. Physiography: depression in the valley. Surrounding vegetation: Betula forest. Vegetation formation: boreal forest.39NORBjune, A.E., H.J.B. Birks, and H. Seppä. 2004. Holocene vegetation and climate history on a continental-oceanic transect in northern Fennoscandia based on pollen and plant macrofossils. Boreas, 33:211-223.
SANABRIA Sanabria Marsh42.1000-6.73331050Small marsh in former lake. Physiography: In a morraine at the head of the valley. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus pyrenaica in valley, heather.44ESPTurner, C., and G.E. Hannon. 1988. Vegetational evidence for late Quaternary climate changes in southwest Europe in relation to the influence of the North Atlantic Ocean. Philisophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London Series B, 318:451-485.
A159 Black Sea (Southwest 1)42.184228.9167Southwest continental slope of Black sea. Marine core from southwest slope of the Black Sea.47BGRAtanassova, J.R. 1995. Palynological data of three deep water cores from the western part of the Black sea. Pages 68-83 in E.D.B. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocene palaeoecology in Bulgaria. Sofia.
AE1 Aegelsee46.64587.5433989Core diameter: 4.8 cm. Raised bog with small lake.51CHEWegmüller, S., and A.F. Lotter. 1990. Palynostratigraphische Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte der nordwestlichen Kalkvoralpen. Botanica Helvetica 100:37-73.
AF1970 Abernethy Forest56.2333-3.7167221Peat hollow in a small clearing of pine. Physiography: shallow valley in hummocky morraine. Surrounding vegetation: mire surrounded by Pinus woods + Betula.52GBRBirks, H.H., and R.W. Mathewes. 1978. Studies in the vegetation history of scotland. V. Late Devensian and early Flandrian pollen and macrofossil stratigraphy at Abernethy forest, Inverness-shire. New Phytologist, 80:455-484.
AF1974 Abernethy Forest56.2333-3.7167221Peat hollow in a small clearing of pine. Physiography: shallow valley in hummocky morraine. Surrounding vegetation: mire surrounded by Pinus woods + Betula.53GBRBirks, H.H., and R.W. Mathewes. 1978. Studies in the vegetation history of scotland. V. Late Devensian and early Flandrian pollen and macrofossil stratigraphy at Abernethy forest, Inverness-shire. New Phytologist, 80:455-484.
AHOLAMMI Aholami61.883325.2167114Deepest point in the lake. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2.16 ha. Lake with mesic forest. Physiography: hilly morainic country. Surrounding vegetation: mesic spruce forest.54FINKoivula, L. 1987. Unpubl. Lic. Phil. Thesis (in Finnish) Department of Botany, University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland.
ALGENDAR Algendar39.94063.958621Lagoons. South coast of Minorca Island. Physiography: littoral core. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex.56ESPYll, E.I., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, J. Pantaléon-Cano, and J.M. Roure. 1995. Dinamica del paisaje vegetal en la vertiente Mediterra nea de la peninsula Iberica e islas Baleares desde el tardig glaciar hasta el presente. Pages 319-328 in T. Aleixandre and A. Pere
ALLOS Plan du Laus44.24176.70222121Eastern part of the meadows. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. Meandring stream in a flat meadow. Physiography: glacial depression. Surrounding vegetation: larch on rocky slopes.57FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
ALSA Alsa43.1178-4.0167560North side of Portillo Jumedre. Area: 100 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: the peat is situated on Trias. Surrounding vegetation: Ericaceae-Coniferous forest.58ESPMariscal, B. 1993. Variacion de la vegetacion Holocena (4300-280 BP) de Cantabria a traves del analisis polinico de la turbera del Alsa. Estudios Geologicos. Museo Nacional Ciencias Naturales. CSIC.
AMBY86 Hières sur Amby45.79085.2833410Area: 6 ha.59FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
AMPOIX Ampoix45.63332.93331015Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10 ha. Explosion crater (maar). Surrounding vegetation: meadows.60FRAJuvigné, E., and M. Gewelt. 1987. La narse d'Ampoix comme Téphrostratotype dans la chaine des Puys Méridionale (France). Bulletin de l'Association Française pour l'Etude du Quaternaire, 1:37-49.
AMSOPO1 Amsoldingersee46.72507.5750641Lake surrounded by fields and meadows. Surrounding vegetation: agricultural landscape.61CHELotter, A.F. 1985. Amsoldingersee-Late glacial and Holocene environments of a lake at the southern edge of the Swiss plateau. Dissertationes Botanicae, 87:185-208.
AMSOPO2 Amsoldingersee46.72507.57506415 km southwest of Thun. Core diameter: 8 cm. Lake surrounded by fields and meadows. Surrounding vegetation: agricultural landscape.62CHELotter, A.F. 1985. Amsoldingersee-Late glacial and Holocene environments of a lake at the southern edge of the Swiss plateau. Dissertationes Botanicae, 87:185-208.
AMSOPO3 Amsoldingersee46.72507.5750641Core diameter: 5 cm. Lake surrounded by fields and meadows. Surrounding vegetation: agricultural landscape.63CHELotter, A.F. 1985. Amsoldingersee-Late glacial and Holocene environments of a lake at the southern edge of the Swiss plateau. Dissertationes Botanicae, 87:185-208.
AMTKEL1 Amtkel 143.283341.29171860Northern part of morainic ridge. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. Bottom of the trough valley on Amtkel mn. Physiography: toe of slope foot of morainic ridge. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine foot of morainic ridge.64GEOKvavadze, E.V., L.P. Rukhadze, P.R. Tretyak, and L.V. Petrenko. 1991. Palaeobotanical characterization of the high mountain profile in the Amtkel river headwatern (Western Georgia). Preprint. Tbilisi, 12p.
AMTKEL2 Amtkel 243.291741.28421850Southern part of morainic ridge. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. Bottom of old trough. Physiography: depression between morenic ridges. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine beech elfin woodland.65GEOKvavadze, E.V., L.P. Rukhadze, P.R. Tretyak, and L.V. Petrenko. 1991. Palaeobotanical characterization of the high mountain profile in the Amtkel river headwatern (Western Georgia). Preprint. Tbilisi, 12p.
AMTKEL3 Amtkel 343.266741.29171860Cntrl part of depression btw the morain. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.2 ha. Slope of the old glacial trough. Physiography: depression between the morains. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine beech elfin woodland.66GEOKvavadze, E.V., L.P. Rukhadze, P.R. Tretyak, and L.V. Petrenko. 1991. Palaeobotanical characterization of the high mountain profile in the Amtkel river headwatern (Western Georgia). Preprint. Tbilisi, 12p.
ANFSHEIL Allt na Feithe Sheilich57.3167-3.9000595N of Carn nam bain-tighearn. Eroding blanket bog. Physiography: watershed plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Calluneto-Eriophoretum (McKean, 1962).67GBRBirks, H.H. 1975. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. IV. Pine stumps in Scottish blanket peats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 270:181-226.
ANTAS Antas37.2083-1.82360NE of Almeria, 1 km from Puerto Rey beach. Core diameter: 10 cm. Sea shore. Physiography: flat.68ESPPantaléon-Cano, J., E.I. Yll, R.P. Pérez-Obiol, and J.M. Roure. 2003. Palynological evidence for vegetational history in semi-arid areas of the western Mediterranean (Almeria, Spain). The Holocene, 13(1):109-119.
ANTU Åntu Sinijarv59.133326.325895Southern part of modern lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 2.4 ha. Lake, spring-fed, closed, thin fen margi. Physiography: near esker ridge on Pandivere uplands. Surrounding vegetation: pine and Corylus, Betula and Alnus rare69ESTSaarse, L., and A. Liiva. 1995. Geology of the Äntu group of lake. Proceedings Acad. Sci. Estonia. Geology, 2.
AR1 Arkutino Lake42.366727.73330Margine part. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. Lake.70ESTSaarse, L., and A. Liiva. 1995. Geology of the Äntu group of lake. Proceedings Acad. Sci. Estonia. Geology, 2.
AR2 Arkutino Lake42.366727.73330central part of the lake. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. Lake.71BGRBozilova, E.D.B., and H.J. Beug. 1992. On the Holocene history of vegetation in SE Bulgaria (Lake Arkutino, Ropotamo region) Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 1(1):19-32.
ARONDE Aronde49.46252.69115074ESPLópez-Merino, L., A. Martínez-Cortizas, and J.A. López-Sáez. 2010. Early agriculture and palaeoenvironmental history in the North of the Iberian Peninsula: a multi-proxy analysis of the Monte Areo mire (Asturias, Spain). Journal of Archaeological Science,
ARS1 Lake Varna (Arsenala)43.200027.83330Southern part of the lake. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Lake connected with the Black sea. Surrounding vegetation: halophytic vegetation and Phragmites.76ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
ASBOTOR Åsbotorpsjön58.416713.8333280Core diameter: 10 cm. Small lake.77IRLBradshaw, R.H.W., and E. McGee. 1988. The extent and time-course of mountain blanket peat erosion in Ireland. New Phytologist, 108:219-224.
ATW Altenweiher48.01336.9944926Greatest depth near dam. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 7 ha. Lake sediment with Alnus peat on top. Physiography: cirque lake. Surrounding vegetation: montane forest.79FRADe Valk, E.J. 1981. Late Holocene and present vegetation of the Kastelberg (Vosges, France). Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
ATXURI01 Atxuri43.2500-1.5500500Core diameter: 4.5 cm.80ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
AUNEAU Auneau48.45611.7936127center of the valley. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 2 ha. Swamp. Physiography: alluvial valley. Surrounding vegetation: wet meadow.81ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
BABOZ1 Babozero66.375037.5167138Southern part of the lake. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 5000 ha. Lake. Physiography: end moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Picea-Betula forest.83RUSKremenetski, C.V., and N.G. Patyk-Kara. 1997. Holocene vegetation dynamics of the southeast Kola Peninsula, Russia. The Holocene, 7:473-479.
BASVILLE Basse-Ville47.1861-1.8581187FRAVoeltzel, D. 1987. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la vegetation holocene de la plaine alluviale de l'estuaire de la Loire et des coteaux environnants. Ph.D. Dissertation, Aix-Marseille, France.
BEBR5 Bebrukas Lake54.085324.121114910 m to the NW of NW edge of the lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 3 ha. Bogged-up edge of the lake. Physiography: on the marginal morainic upland. Surrounding vegetation: broad-leaved Picea forests.89LTUShulija, K.S., V.J. Lujanas, Z.A. Kibilda, J.J. Banys, and I.K. Genutiene. 1967. Stratigraphy and chronology of lacustrine and bog deposits of the Bebrukas lake hollow [in Russian]. Trudi Instituta Geologiyi, Vilnius, 5:231-239.
BELATE01 Puerto de Belate43.0333-2.050084797ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
BELATE05 Puerto de Belate43.0333-2.050084798ESPPenalba, M.C. 1989. Dynamique de vegetation Tardiglaciaire et Holocene du centre-nord de l'Espagne d'après l'analyse pollinique. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
BELL Bellefontaine46.57536.09311093Shore of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 13 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: Picea-Fagus-Abies.99FRABégeot, C. 2000. Histoire de la végétation et du climat au cours du Tardiglaciaire et du début de l'Holocène sur le Massif jurassien central à partir de l'analyse pollinique et l'étude des macrorestes végétaux. Ph.D. Dissertation, Université de Franche-Co
BELLE Belle Lake52.1833-7.033333Area: 45 ha. Marsh on infilled lake basin. Surrounding vegetation: pasture surrounds this Phragmites fen.100IRLCraig, A.J. 1978. Pollen percentage and influx analysis in southeast Ireland: a contribution to the ecological history of the Late-glacial period. Journal of Ecology, 66:297-324.
BERGAKYL Bergakyllen57.166716.150073Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 11 ha. Large lake-considerable input from north. Physiography: hummocky morraine and exposed bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce and pine.110SWESvensson, N.O., 1989. Late Weichseian and early Holocene shore displacement in the central Baltic, based on stratigraphical and morphological records from eastern Smaland and Gotland, Sweden. Lundqua Thesis 25. Ph.D. Dissertation. Lund University, Lund,
BESBOG Besbog41.733023.52422240Core diameter: 10 cm. Glacial lake. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine herb vegetation, Pinus mugo tur.113BGRStefanova, I., and E.D.B. Bozilova. 1995. Studies on the Holocene history of vegetation in the Northern Pirin Mountains, southwestern Bulgaria. Pages 9-31 in ed. E. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocene Palaeoecology in Bulgaria, Sofia, Bu
BEYSEHIR Beysehir Gölü I37.541731.50001120SW Turkey, 1.5 km E of village Yesildag. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 20 ha. Marsh. Surrounding vegetation: culture land.114ITAvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
BEZDON Bezdonnoe62.033332.7667121center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 179 ha. Drained mire. Physiography: rolling moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.115RUSElina, G.A., and L.V. Filimonova. 1996. Dynamics of vegetation and natural conditions in type regions Kc and Kg during the Holocene. Pages ??-?? in B.E. Berglund, H.J.B. Birks, M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, and H.E. Wright, editors. Palaeoecological events duri
BEZYMIAN Bezymiannoe54.216730.0003190Northern part of the lake (sublitoral). Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 30 ha. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: mixed Pinus, Betula and Alnus.116BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
BIOT Biot43.80007.10001.5 km from the coast. Physiography: plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus pubescens, Quercus suber, Quercus ilex.117FRANicol-Pichard, S., and M. Dubard. 1998. Reconstruction of Late-glacial and Holocene environments in southeast France based on the study of a 66-m long core from Biot, Alpes Maritimes. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 7:11-15.
BJARHG Bjärsjöholmssjön55.450013.783350central part of the basin. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 15 ha. Overgrown ancient lake, pasture land. Physiography: hummocky dead-ice tills. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus forests, pasture land.118SWEGöransson, H. 1991. Vegetation and man around Lake Bjärsjöholmssjön during prehistoric time. Lundqua Report 31.
BJORKSJO Bjorksjodamm57.705612.3931871 km north of Rya. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. Bog pool, lake previously much bigger. Physiography: in a small valley surrounded by slopes. Surrounding vegetation: forests with pine and spruce.121SWEHilldén, A. 1979. Deglaciationen i trakten av BerghemsmorSnen om Göteborg. Lund, Sweden.
BLATO1 Blato49.041715.1917645central part of the peat deposit. Core diameter: 3 cm. Area: 25 ha. After deep drainage quite mineral peat. Physiography: broad flat closure of a brook valley. Surrounding vegetation: present: secondary spruce plantations.122CZERybnícková, E. 1974. Die Entwicklung der Vegetation und Flora im südlichen Teil der Böhmisch-Mährischen Höhe während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR, A7. Academia, Praha, 163pp.
BLATO2 Blato49.041715.1917645central part of the peat deposit. Area: 25 ha. After deep drainage quite mineral peat. Physiography: broad flat closure of a brook valley. Surrounding vegetation: present: secondary spruce plantations.123CZERybnícková, E. 1974. Die Entwicklung der Vegetation und Flora im südlichen Teil der Böhmisch-Mährischen Höhe während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR, A7. Academia, Praha, 163pp.
BLAVASS Blavasstjonn64.916711.666792SW side of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 50 ha. Lake with surrounding fen. Physiography: underlying bedrock (Amphibole/Gneiss). Surrounding vegetation: mixed pine/spruce forest/ombrogenic mire.124NORRamfjord, H. 1979. Vegetasjonsog klimahistorie gjennom de siste 9000 ar i Naeroy, Nord-Trondelag. Cand. real. Thesis Department of Botany, University of Trondheim, Trondheim, Norway.
BLEDOWO3 Bledowo Lake52.550020.666778central part of the lake. Area: 8 ha. Lake with reedswamp zone. Physiography: pingo scar, erosion or dead ice kettle. Surrounding vegetation: grasslands, pine and mixed linden forest.125POLBinka, K., T. Madeyska, B. Marciniak, K. Szeroczynska, and K. Wieckowski. 1988. Bledowo lake (central Poland): history of vegetation and lake development during the last 12kyr. Bull. Acad. Polon. Sci., 36(2):147-158.
BLKLOCH4 Black Loch56.3208-3.194790Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 1.5 ha. Small lake with marginal Salix carr. Physiography: ice scoured hollow. Surrounding vegetation: Salix carr and agriculture.127GBRWhittington, G., K.J. Edwards, and P.R. Cundill. 1991. Late and post-glacial vegetational change at Black Loch, Fife, eastern Scotland: A multiple core approach. New Phytologist 118:147-166.
BLOMOY Blomoy60.53334.883336center of bog. Core diameter: 6.4 cm. Area: 0.03 ha. Bog. Physiography: bedrock depression. Surrounding vegetation: heath.128NORMangerud, J. 1970. Late Weichselian vegetation and ice front oscillations in the Bergen district, Western Norway. Norsk Geologisk Tidsskrift 24:121-148.
BOHNIGSE Boehnigsee Goldmoos46.25927.8431133CHEMarkgraf, V. 1969. Moorkundliche und vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen an einem Moorsee an der Waldgrenze im Wallis. Botanische Jahrbücher, 89:1-63.
BRASPART Saint Michel de Braspart48.4167-3.6667W of the bog, 1.5 km ENE Mont St Michel. a bog. Physiography: on the top of the Montagne d'Arrée.138FRAvan Zeist, W. 1964. A paleobotanical study of some bogs in western Brittany (Finistère), France. Paleohistoria, 10:157-180.
BREDCOUN Brede Bridge50.9333-0.6000190Centre of floodplain. Core diameter: 10 cm. Floodplain mire, peat overlain by alluvi. Physiography: floodplain. Surrounding vegetation: arable and some pastoral farming.139GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. Flandrian vegetational history of south-eastern England. Stratigraphy of the Brede valley and pollen data from Brede Bridge. New Phytoligist 126:369-392.
BUTTER Butter Mountain54.1667-6.0333458Summit of mountain. Ombrogenous blanket-bog. Physiography: summit of mountain. Surrounding vegetation: heather / rough grassland.152GBRHolland, S.M. 1975. A pollen-analytical study concerning settlement and early agriculture in County Down, Northern Ireland. Ph.D. Dissertation. Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
CAM-LG Cam Loch58.0833-5.0000130Area: 262 ha. a large lake.155GBRPennington, W. 1975. A chronostratigraphic comparison of late Weichselian and late Devensian subdivisions illustrated by two radiocarbon dated profiles from western Britain. Boreas, 4:157-171.
CAM-PG Cam Loch58.0833-5.0000130Area: 262 ha. a large lake.156GBRPennington, W. 1975. A chronostratigraphic comparison of late Weichselian and late Devensian subdivisions illustrated by two radiocarbon dated profiles from western Britain. Boreas, 4:157-171.
CARRIV Carrivmoragh54.3167-5.9833260Base of valley floor. Cut-over valley peat, eroded. Physiography: valley floor. Surrounding vegetation: rough grassland.157GBRHolland, S.M. 1975. A pollen-analytical study concerning settlement and early agriculture in County Down, Northern Ireland. Ph.D. Dissertation. Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
CAUDELAI La Caudelais47.2611-1.78061158FRAVoeltzel, D. 1987. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la vegetation holocene de la plaine alluviale de l'estuaire de la Loire et des coteaux environnants. Ph.D. Dissertation, Aix-Marseille, France.
CERGOWA Cergowa Gora49.533321.7000495No laminations. Area: 4 ha. Peat bog.159POLSzczepanek, K. 2000. The anthropogenic vegetation changes in the region of the Duhkla Pass, the Low Beskids.
CHISTIC Chistic57.335033.0000205Western part of the moor. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 8402 ha. Oligo-mezotrophic moor. Physiography: interstream area of the rivers Selizharo.171RUSSurova, T.G., and M.M. Chernavskaya. 1997. Paleobotanical description of peat bog Chistic in connection with climatic change in the Golotsen [in Russian]. Data of meteorological studies 16, Russian Academy of Science, Geophysical Committee.
CHROISGP Loch a'Chroisg57.5683-5.3278173GBRPennington, W. 1977. The Late Devensian flora and vegetation of Britain. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B 280:247-271.
CLAP69 Clapeyret44.14727.23892260Local vegetation: Carex peat. Area: 1.5 ha. Carex peat. Physiography: formerly glaciated, cristalline. Surrounding vegetation: Larix, Picea, Pinus cembra open forest. Vegetation formation: tree limit.175FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
CLATTERI Clatteringshaws Loch55.0667-4.2833210Clatteringshaws Loch, NE shore. Eroded blanket bog with pine stumps. Physiography: flat ground by Clatteringshaws reservoir. Surrounding vegetation: Molinietum.176GBRBirks, H.H. 1975. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. IV. Pine stumps in Scottish blanket peats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 270:181-226.
COIREBOG Coire Bog57.8500-4.4167259N side of Abhainn aChoire Bhuig. Extensive blanket bog. Physiography: gently undulating morainic topography. Surrounding vegetation: degraded trichophoreto-Callunetum.178GBRBirks, H.H. 1975. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. IV. Pine stumps in Scottish blanket peats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 270:181-226.
COLFIORI Colfiorito43.025012.9250752South of Colfiorito, close to road N77. Core diameter: 10 cm. Swamp. Physiography: flat marsh.179ITABrugiapaglia, E., and J.L. de Beaulieu. 1995. Etude de la dynamique végétale tardiglaciaire et Holocène en Italie centrale: le marais de Colfiorito (Ombrie). C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris, t. 321, série IIa:617-622.
COORAN Cooran Lane55.1167-4.40002741.5 km East of Dungeon hill. Area: 0.12 ha. Conifer plantation. Physiography: flat ground in valley bottom. Surrounding vegetation: conifer plantation.182GBRBirks, H.H. 1975. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. IV. Pine stumps in Scottish blanket peats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 270:181-226.
CPORTER Cala'n Porter39.87064.131424Lagoons. Core diameter: 10 cm. South coast of Minorca Island. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex.184ESPYll, E.I., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, J. Pantaléon-Cano, and J.M. Roure. 1997. Palynological evidence for climatic change and human activity during the Holocene on Minorca (Balearic Islands). Quaterny Research 48:339-347.
CRAGGIE Loch Craggie58.0028-4.8433154Area: 18 ha. Small loch. Surrounding vegetation: moorland.185GBRPennington, W., E.Y. Haworth, A.P. Bonny, and J.P. Lishman. 1972. Lake sediments in northern Scotland. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B 264:191-294.
CREGGAN Cregganmore54.2500-9.600060Core diameter: 6 cm. Small lake. Physiography: in a small gently sloping basin. Surrounding vegetation: blanket bog.186IRLMcKeever, M.H. 1984. Comparative palynological studies of two lake sites in western Ireland and northwestern Spain. Thesis. Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
CROOB Slieve Croob54.3333-5.9833462Cut-over blanket peat. Physiography: undulating granodiorite surface. Surrounding vegetation: heather / rough grassland.188GBRHolland, S.M. 1975. A pollen-analytical study concerning settlement and early agriculture in County Down, Northern Ireland. Ph.D. Dissertation. Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
CUETOAV Cueto de la Avellanosa43.1167-4.36421320North side of the peat bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2.5 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: the peat is on permo-triasic sand. Surrounding vegetation: Ericaceae.189ESPMariscal, B. 1983. Estudio polinico de la turbera del Cueto de la Avellanosa polaciones (Cantabria). VI Reunion do grupo espanol de traballo de Quaternario. Cuadernos do laboratorio xeloxico de laxe, 5:205-226.
CZAJKOW1 Czajkow50.783321.2833206center of fen, about 700 m from Czajkow. Karst sink-holes filled by peat-bogs. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.191POLSzczepanek, K. 1971. Kras staszowski w swietle badan paleobotanicznych [The Staszow karst in the light of palaeobotanical studies - south Poland]. Acta Palaeobotanica, 12(2):60-140.
CZAJKOW2 Czajkow50.783321.2833206Karst sink-holes between two mild hills. Karst sink-holes filled by peat-bogs. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.192POLSzczepanek, K. 1971. Kras staszowski w swietle badan paleobotanicznych [The Staszow karst in the light of palaeobotanical studies - south Poland]. Acta Palaeobotanica, 12(2):60-140.
CZAJKOW4 Czajkow50.783321.2833206Karst sink-holes between two mild hills. Karst sink-holes filled by peat-bogs. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.193POLSzczepanek, K. 1971. Kras staszowski w swietle badan paleobotanicznych [The Staszow karst in the light of palaeobotanical studies - south Poland]. Acta Palaeobotanica, 12(2):60-140.
DAGSMOO Dags Mosse58.333314.7000260In the middle of the southern part. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 99 ha. Raised Pinus-Sedum-Sphagnum bog. Physiography: tills and glaciofluvial depressions. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula (Picea) belt.195SWEGöransson, H. 1989. Dags Mosse-Östergötlands förhistoriska kalender. Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift 83:371-407.
DALLICAN Dallican Water60.3917-1.100056Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 1 ha. Lake. Physiography: natural rock basin. Surrounding vegetation: Calluna vulgaris, Cyperaceae, Sphagnum.196GBRBennett, K.D., S. Boreham, M.J. Sharp, and V.R. Switsur. 1992. Holocene history of environment, vegetation and human settlement on Catta Ness, Lunnasting, Shetland. Journal of Ecology, Vol.80, N°2:241-273.
DERRYC Derrycunihy52.0167-9.416760Centre. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 0.03 ha. Small hollow. Physiography: depression of unknown origin. Surrounding vegetation: mature Quercus petraea woodland.200IRLMitchell, F.J.G. 1988. The vegetational history of the Killarney oak woods southwest Ireland: evidence from fine spatial resolution pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 76:415-436.
DLINNOE Dlinnoe62.316733.850066center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 70 ha. Mire. Physiography: ridge denudational-tectonic relief. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.201RUSFilimonova, L.V., and Ya.K. Elovicheva. 1988. Main stages of the development of forest and mire vegetation on the territory of the Kivach Nature Reserve [in Russian]. Pages 94-109 in Bolotnye ekosistemy evropeiskogo Severa [Mire ecosystems of Northern Eur
DOLG2-3 Dolgoe55.233328.1833173Southern part of the lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 260 ha. Lake. Physiography: moraine uplands. Surrounding vegetation: spruce-pine forests alternate with field.202BLRZernitskaya, V.P. 1991. Palaeogeography of the Byelorussian Polessie in the Late Glacial and Holocene. Ph.D. Dissertation. Minsk University, Minsk, Byelorrussia.
DOLG5-7 Dolgoe55.233328.1833173Southern part of the lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 260 ha. Lake. Physiography: moraine uplands. Surrounding vegetation: spruce-pine forests alternate with field.203BLRZernitskaya, V.P. 1991. Palaeogeography of the Byelorussian Polessie in the Late Glacial and Holocene. Ph.D. Dissertation. Minsk University, Minsk, Byelorrussia.
DUNGEON Loch Dungeon55.1167-4.3167396Eroding blanket peat on spur E of L. Dun. Physiography: flat top of spur. Surrounding vegetation: discontinuous peat vegetation.206MNGTarasov, P.E., T. Webb III, A.A. Andreev, N.B. Afanas'eva, N.A. Berezina, L.G. Bezusko, T.A. Blyakharchuk, N.S. Bolikhovskaya, R. Cheddadi, M.M. Chernavskaya, G.M. Chernova, N.I. Dorofeyuk, V.G. Dirksen, G.A. Elina, L.V. Filimonova, F.Z. Glebov, J. Guiot,
DUNUM Dunum (Hilliges Moor)53.58337.63335center of kettle hole bog. Area: 1 ha. Meadow. Physiography: drained and sand covered raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: meadow.207DEUBehre, K.E., 1976. Beginn und Form der Plaggenwirtschaft in Nordwestdeutschland nach pollenanalytishen Untersuchungen in Ostfriesland. Sonderdruck aus: Neue Ausgrabungen und Forschungen in Niedersachsen 10:197-224.
DUERREN1 Dürrenecksee-Moor47.166713.86671700West side of the lake. Area: 15 ha. Untouched except grazing. Surrounding vegetation: fen vegetation.208AUTKrisai, R., B. Burgstaller, U. Ehmer-Künkele, R. Schiffer, and E. Wurm. 1991. Die Moore des Ost-Lungaues - Heutige Vegetation, Enstehung, Waldgeschichte ihrer Umgebung. Sauteria, 5:1-240. 8 maps. Institut für Botanik, Salzburg.
DVURANSO Dvur Ansov48.791716.3875179Fen. Physiography: dyje river alluvium. Surrounding vegetation: Carpinion.209CZESvobodová, H. 1992. The development of the southern Moravian vegetation in the Late Glacial and Holocene [in Czech]. Thesis. Institute of Botany Pruhonice, Czech Republic.
EMBOU Embouchac43.56643.91671500 m at North of Méjean pond. Core diameter: 10 cm. Lagoon, delta of Lez river. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex, Ericaceae, Cistaceae.212FRAPuertas, O. 1999. Premiers indices polliniques de néolithisation dans la plaine de Montpellier (Hérault, France). Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française, tome 96, N°1:15-20.
ENNERIE Ennerie47.2403-2.00002213FRABernard, J. 1996. Paléoenvironnement du Pays de Retz et du marais breton-vendéen. Thèse de Doctorat, Université de Nantes, vol. I, texte: 190p., vol. II, illustrations: 55p.
ERMISTU Lake Ermistu58.366723.966717West side of the lake. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 480 ha. Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: depression between drumlins. Surrounding vegetation: n, W, S: peat bog. S: fields.215ESTHeinsalu, A., and S. Veski. 1991. History of Lake Ermistu. In: Inimene ja Geografiline Kesk. Vaba., EESTI TA, Tallinn: 14-18. (In Estonian)
ESTACAS Puerto de las Estaces de Trueba43.1214-3.70061160Purto de Estacas de Trubea. Area: 5 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: the peat is situated on Albienses sand. Surrounding vegetation: Ericaceae.216ESPMariscal, B. 1989. Comparacion palinologica entre una turbera de la cordillera central y unas turberas de la cordillera cantabrica. II. European Paleobot. conference. P. 28. Univ. Complutense Madrid.
ETANG Le Grand Etang de Suze-La-Rousse44.35005.233392Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 30 ha. a field with corn. Physiography: a large gently undulating basin. Surrounding vegetation: small wood of Quercus ilex.217FRAArgant, J. 1990. Climat et environnement au Quaternaire dans le bassin du Rhône d'après les données palynologiques. Documents du Laboratoire de Géologie de Lyon, 3:1-199.
EZERIZ Ezerisch55.850030.0000165North-west part of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 1530 ha. Lake. Physiography: morainic upland, zone of late glaciation. Surrounding vegetation: cultivat landscape,Pinus-Betula,Picea.218BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
FADA Loch Fada57.4500-6.2000135Small loch with dam at the outflow. Physiography: located in a steep sided rock basin. Surrounding vegetation: mires, meadows and grasslands.219GBRBirks, H.J.B., and W. Williams. 1983. Late-Quaternary vegetational history of the Inner Hebrides. Proceedings of the Royal society of Edinburgh, 83B:269-292.
FARSKE Färshesjön56.166715.866714center. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 50 ha. Lake with rocky or sandy shore. Physiography: rocky hills and some moraine area. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus, Pinus, Fagus, Alnus-Rhamnus fen.221SWEBerglund, B.E. 1966. Late-Quaternary vegetation in eastern Blekinge, south-eastern Sweden. Opera Botanica, 12(1):3-180.
FJELLNAS Fjällnas62.550012.1667780Surrounding vegetation: adjacent uppermost tree limit, Betula.224SWEKönigsson, L.K. 1986. The Fjällnäs project: Natural and cultural components in landscape formation. In: Königsson, L.K. (Ed.). Nordic Late Quaternary biology and ecology. Uppsala Striae, 24:177-186.
FLAATEVA Flaatevatn59.70006.1667570North-East side of lake Flaatevatn. Core diameter: 11 cm. Area: 0.05 ha. Limnogenic bog. Physiography: underlying bedrock (Phyllite + Quartz). Surrounding vegetation: subalpine birch forest rich in grasses.225NOROdland, A., S. Sivertsen, O. Nordmark, A. Botnen, and B. Brunstad. 1985. Stordalsvassdragei i Etne. Rapport 35, Botanical Institute, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway.
FLARKTOT Lake Flarken58.583313.6667109226SWEDigerfeldt, G. 1977. The Flandrian development of Lake Flarken. Regional vegetation history and palaeolimnology. University of Lund Department of Quaternary Geology. Report 13:1-101.
FLETNOWO Fletnowo53.533318.650031central of the peat-bog. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 22 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: the north part of subglacial channel. Surrounding vegetation: fragments of pine forest, fields.227POLKepczynski, K., and B. Noryskiewicz. 1968. Roslinnosc i historia torfowiska Fletnowo w pow. grudziadzkim (Zusammenfassung: Flora und Geschichte des Moores Fletnowo in dem Kreise Grudziadz). Zesz. Nauk. UMK w Toruniu, 21(XI):50-95.
FLOGELN4 Flögeln53.66678.76392Edge of the forest. Area: 100 ha. Margin of Betula forest. Physiography: drained raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: Betula shrubs and trees.228DEUBehre, K.E., and D. Kucan. 1986. Die Reflektion archäologisch bekannter Siedlungen in Pollendiagrammen verschiedener Entfernung. - Beispiele aus der Siedlungskammer Flögeln, Nordwestdeutschland. Pages 95-114 in K.-E. Behre, editor. Anthropogenic indicator
FLOGELN5 Flögeln53.66678.76392Pit close to the way. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 100 ha. Margin of Betula forest. Physiography: drained raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: Betula shrubs and trees.229DEUBehre, K.E., and D. Kucan. 1986. Die Reflektion archäologisch bekannter Siedlungen in Pollendiagrammen verschiedener Entfernung. - Beispiele aus der Siedlungskammer Flögeln, Nordwestdeutschland. Pages 95-114 in K.-E. Behre, editor. Anthropogenic indicator
FLOGELN6 Flögeln53.66678.76392At a ditch. Area: 100 ha. Margin of Betula forest. Physiography: drained raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: Betula shrubs and trees.230DEUBehre, K.E., and D. Kucan. 1986. Die Reflektion archäologisch bekannter Siedlungen in Pollendiagrammen verschiedener Entfernung. - Beispiele aus der Siedlungskammer Flögeln, Nordwestdeutschland. Pages 95-114 in K.-E. Behre, editor. Anthropogenic indicator
FOFMOBS6 Mobeche Forest48.5167-1.0000500 m from Mobeche forest. Core diameter: 10 cm. Cultivated vale. Physiography: vale. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated.231FRAClet-Pellerin, M., M. Helluin, J. Pellerin, J. Pilet-Lemiere, and M. Fontugne. 1993. L'evolution des environnements végétaux pendant les deux derniers millénaires dans la region de Fougers (Ille-et-Vilaine, France). Palynosciences, 2:39-55.
FOUG2 Grande Brière47.3667-2.250080Large basin with hydrographic network. Physiography: the bottom of the basin is undulated. Surrounding vegetation: eu-Atlantic species.234FRAVisset, L. 1979. Recherches palynologiques sur la végétation Pleistocène et Holocène de quelques sites du district phytogéographique de Basse-Loire. Ph.D. Dissertation. Marseille, France.
FOUGS223 Fougères48.5167-0.8333Core diameter: 10 cm. Vale with forest. Surrounding vegetation: forest.236FRAClet-Pellerin, M., M. Helluin, J. Pellerin, J. Pilet-Lemiere, and M. Fontugne. 1993. L'evolution des environnements végétaux pendant les deux derniers millénaires dans la region de Fougers (Ille-et-Vilaine, France). Palynosciences, 2:39-55.
FOUGS707 Fougères48.5167-0.8333Forest. Core diameter: 10 cm. Vale with forest. Surrounding vegetation: forest.237FRAClet-Pellerin, M., M. Helluin, J. Pellerin, J. Pilet-Lemiere, and M. Fontugne. 1993. L'evolution des environnements végétaux pendant les deux derniers millénaires dans la region de Fougers (Ille-et-Vilaine, France). Palynosciences, 2:39-55.
FOUGS942 Fougères48.5167-0.8333Core diameter: 10 cm. Vale with forest. Surrounding vegetation: forest.238FRAClet-Pellerin, M., M. Helluin, J. Pellerin, J. Pilet-Lemiere, and M. Fontugne. 1993. L'evolution des environnements végétaux pendant les deux derniers millénaires dans la region de Fougers (Ille-et-Vilaine, France). Palynosciences, 2:39-55.
FOUGS948 Fougères48.5167-0.8333Core diameter: 10 cm. Vale with forest. Surrounding vegetation: forest.239FRAClet-Pellerin, M., M. Helluin, J. Pellerin, J. Pilet-Lemiere, and M. Fontugne. 1993. L'evolution des environnements végétaux pendant les deux derniers millénaires dans la region de Fougers (Ille-et-Vilaine, France). Palynosciences, 2:39-55.
FOURNEAU Le Fourneau48.4444-0.1917240FRABarbier, D. 1999. Histoire de la vegetation du nord- Mayennais de la fin du Weichselien à l'aube du XXIeme siècle. Mise en évidence d'un Tardiglaciaire armoricain Interactions Homme-Milieu. Ph.D. Dissertation, Nantes, France.
FRENGSTA Frengstadsetra62.566710.1333790central part of fen. Core diameter: 11 cm. Area: 2 ha. Slightly sloping and lime-rich fen. Physiography: micaschist bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: lime-rich fens and ridges, birch forests.241NORPaus, A.A., and O.E. Jevne. 1987. Innerdalens historie belyst ved den pollenanalystyk methoden. Rapport arkeologisk serie 1987, 1:7-89.
FUCHSCH1 Fuchsschwanzmoos47.116713.90001680center of the bog. Area: 3.5 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest.242AUTKrisai, R., B. Burgstaller, U. Ehmer-Künkele, R. Schiffer, and E. Wurm. 1991. Die Moore des Ost-Lungaues - Heutige Vegetation, Enstehung, Waldgeschichte ihrer Umgebung. Sauteria, 5:1-240. 8 maps. Institut für Botanik, Salzburg.
G89 Giecz52.319417.363310035m east from the embankment. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 2 ha. Dried lake. Physiography: flat area between river and embarkment. Surrounding vegetation: sedges and herbes.243POLMilecka, K. 1991. Pollen analysis of lake sediments in Giecz - The state of the investigation. Pages 147-150 in K. Tobolski, editor. Wstep do paleoecologii lednideiego parku Krajobvazowego.
GALDANA Cala Galdana39.93693.965044Sea coast. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex, Olea, Prasium, Euphorbia.244ESPYll, E.I., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, J. Pantaléon-Cano, and J.M. Roure. 1995. Dinamica del paisaje vegetal en la vertiente Mediterra nea de la peninsula Iberica e islas Baleares desde el tardig glaciar hasta el presente. Pages 319-328 in T. Aleixandre and A. Pere
GALINI Aghia Galini35.100024.68330Left bank of the Platys River. Core diameter: 10 cm.245GRCBottema, S. 1980. Palynological investigations on Crete. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 31:193-217.
GALTSJ Galtsjön56.216715.216732Core diameter: 10 cm. a smallish lake. Physiography: in a hilly area of rock exposures + till. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce and pine.246SWEBjörck, S., and S. Håkansson. 1982. Radiocarbon dates from Late Weichselian lake sediments in south Sweden as a basis for chronostratigraphic subdivision. Boreas, 11:141-150.
GAR1 Mire Garvan44.116926.950020Southwestern part of the mire. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 200 ha. Mire with open water area. Physiography: on the terrace of Danube river. Surrounding vegetation: mixed oak forests.247BGRLazarova, M.A. 1995. Human impact on the natural vegetation in the region of Lake Srebarna and mire Garvan (northeastern Bulgaria). Palynological and Palaeoethnobotanical evidence. Pages 47-67 in E.D.B. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocen
GHOBHAIN Lochan coir a' Ghobhainn57.1833-6.300082Small lochan. Physiography: within an area of hummocky moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Molinieto-Callunetum bog.253GBRBirks, H.J.B., and W. Williams. 1983. Late-Quaternary vegetational history of the Inner Hebrides. Proceedings of the Royal society of Edinburgh, 83B:269-292.
GIANNITB Giannitsa B40.666722.316720Along road in Plain of Macedonia. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 0.25 ha. Small lot in cultivated plain. Physiography: estuarium/river delta. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated tobacco etc.255GRCBottema, S. 1974. Late Quaternary vegetation history of northwestern Greece. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands.
GLUBELKA Lake Glubelka54.950026.4167166Northern part of the lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 9 ha. Lake. Physiography: hilly landscape. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated area.257BLRYakushko, O.F., and N.A. Makhnach. 1973. Principal stages of the late glacial and Holocene of Byelorussia. Pages 76-94 in Problemy paleogeografii antropogena Belorussi. Nauka i Tekhnik, Minsk, Byelorussia.
GLUBOKOE Glubokoe61.066736.050050center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 122 ha. Mire. Physiography: lake plain. Surrounding vegetation: Picea.258RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
GOLHISH Gölhisar Gölü37.133329.6000260PRTQueiroz, P.F. 1999. Ecologia Histórica da Paisagem do Noroes te Alentejano. Ph.D. thesis, Lisbon University, Lisbon, Portugal.
GOTNAVOL Gotnavolok62.200033.8000110center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 10 ha. Mire. Physiography: ridge denudational-tectonic relief. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.262RUSElina, G.A., and V.I. Khomutova. 1987. Correlation of Holocene sequences of bottom sediments from Onega Lake and its old bays in terms of palynological data. Pages 193-203 in M. Kabailene, editor. Methods for the Investigation of Lake Deposits: Palaeoecol
GRETSKOE Gretskoe55.633327.7667134Westen part of lake (sublitoral). Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 450 ha. Lake. Physiography: fluvio glacial plaine. Surrounding vegetation: Alnus, Pinus, Betula.264BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
HAKULLA5 Håkulls Mosse56.283312.5167125Water filled remnant of peat cutting. Physiography: in a narrow valley with steep sides. Surrounding vegetation: mixed beech-oak forest with pine+spruce.266CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
HALOS Halos I39.166722.83330Pagasitic Gulf, 7 km NW of Sourpi.267CZEJankovská, V. 1996. Past vegetation changes resonstructed on the basis of pollen analyses. In: K. Prach, J. Jeník and A.R .G. Large (Editors), Floodplain Ecology and Management. SPB Academic Publishing, Amsterdam, pp. 53-62.
HAWKS-3 Hawks Tor50.5333-4.6000229Formerly a china clay pit. Physiography: blanket bog over kaolin deposits. Surrounding vegetation: blanke bog.271GBRBrown, A.P. 1977. Late-Devensian and Flandrian vegetational history of Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 276B:251-946.
HAWKS-4 Hawks Tor50.5333-4.6000229Formerly a china clay pit. Physiography: blanket bog over kaolin deposits. Surrounding vegetation: blanke bog.272GBRBrown, A.P. 1977. Late-Devensian and Flandrian vegetational history of Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 276B:251-946.
HENSP Lough Henney54.4333-5.900025Centre of lake. Core diameter: 6.3 cm. Area: 94 ha. Interdrumlin lake. Physiography: quaternary drumlins throughout region. Surrounding vegetation: small fields enclosed by Crataegus hedge.273GBRHall, V.A., S.J. McVicker, and J.R. Pilcher. 1994. Tephra-linked landscape history around 2310 BC of some sites in Counties Antrim and Down. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Biology and Environment, 94B(3):245-253.
HIRVILAM Hirvilampi60.625024.2500114In the middle of the lake. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2 ha. Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest.275FINRankama, T., and I. Vuorela. 1988. Between inland and coast in Metal Age Finland - human impact on the premeval forests of Southern Hame during the Iron Age. Memoranda Societatis Pro Fauna et Flora Fennica, 64:25-34.
HOCKHAM Hockham Mere52.50000.833333Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 56 ha. Alder carr with an area of peats. Physiography: solution hollow beneath till (sands). Surrounding vegetation: alder carr.278GBRGodwin, H., and P.A. Tallantire. 1951. Studies of the Post-glacial history of British vegetation XII. Hockam Mere, Norfolk. Journal of Ecology, 39(2):285-307.
HTIMONER Hort Timoner39.87504.126440Marshlands. South coast of Minorca Island. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex.284ESPYll, E.I., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, J. Pantaléon-Cano, and J.M. Roure. 1997. Palynological evidence for climatic change and human activity during the Holocene on Minorca (Balearic Islands). Quaterny Research 48:339-347.
HULEH Huleh33.133335.3222286ISRBaruch, U., and S. Bottema. 1991. Palynological evidence for climatic changes in the Levant ca. 17000-9000 BP. Pages 11-20 in O. Bar Yosef and F.R. Valla, editors. The Natufian culture in the Levant. International Monograph in Prehistory, Archaeological S
ILMEN Ilmen Lake58.300031.233318center of lake. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 120000 ha. Large lake lies in Devonian depression. Physiography: glacial, lake-glacial and lake deposits. Surrounding vegetation: pine-birch forest.289RUSKhomutova, V.I. 1989. Paleogeography and biostratigraphy of lake sediments from forest zone of European part of USSR by spore-pollen data [in Russian]. Ph.D. Dissertation. Specialization 11.00.04 - geomorphology and evolution geography. Leningrad, USSR.
IMATU Imatu Mire59.133327.433345Overgrown southern part of lake Imatu. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 150 ha. Mire, formerly an overgrown lake. Physiography: between ancient (DR3?) dunes. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula, Alnus, Picea forest.290RUSKhomutova, V.I. 1989. Paleogeography and biostratigraphy of lake sediments from forest zone of European part of USSR by spore-pollen data [in Russian]. Ph.D. Dissertation. Specialization 11.00.04 - geomorphology and evolution geography. Leningrad, USSR.
IOAN249 Ioannina39.650020.9167470Southeast of lake Pamvotis near Kastrits. Area: 22.8 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated plain.294GRCTzedakis, P.C. 1994. Vegetation change through glacial-interglacial cycles: a long pollen sequence perspective. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 345:403-432.
IOANNINA Ioannina I39.762520.73064702 km north of Kato Lapsisto. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 2000 ha. Marshland and cultured land. Physiography: valley fill. Surrounding vegetation: submediterranean forest.296GRCBottema, S. 1974. Late Quaternary vegetation history of northwestern Greece. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands.
ISOKARR Isokärret60.216722.133316middle of the mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Young mire, former lake. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Betula/Pinus (50/50%), Menyanthes.297FINAsplund, H., and I. Vuorela. 1989. Settlement studies in Kemiö - archaeological problems and palynological evidence. Fennoskandia Archaeologica, 6:67-79.
IVAN4 Ivanovskoye Peat Bog56.816738.7667141South-east side of the bog. Area: 1200 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: periglacial lake of middle Pleistocene. Surrounding vegetation: birch-pine forest and Carex assosiations.298RUSSpiridonova, E.A. 1986. Unpublished report, Archives of the Institute of Archeology, Moscow, Russia.
IVAN5 Ivanovskoye Peat Bog56.816738.7667141South-west side of the bog. Area: 1200 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: periglacial lake of middle Pleistocene. Surrounding vegetation: birch-pine forest and Carex assosiations.299RUSSpiridonova, E.A. 1986. Unpublished report, Archives of the Institute of Archeology, Moscow, Russia.
JAN Liptovsky Jan49.041719.6778660central, deepest part. Area: 15 ha. Slightly sloping minerotrophic fen. Physiography: mountain valley. Surrounding vegetation: beech and fir-beech, Alnus incana.300DEUKlotz, S., U.C. Müller, V. Mosbrugger, J.L. de Beaulieu, and M. Reille. 2004. Eemian to early Wurmian climate dynamics: history and pattern of changes in Central Europe. PALAEO 211:107-126.
JASIEL81 Jasiel49.372821.886968060 m from N edge, 10 m W drainage ditch. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10 ha. Mesotrophic peat-bog. Physiography: nEN slope of a hill. Surrounding vegetation: degraded meadow and pasture communities.302POLSzczepanek, K. 1989. Type region P-c: Low Beskidy Mountains. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):17-23.
JC-3-A Cervene blato48.850014.9333470305CZEJankovská, V. 1980. Paläogeobotanische Rekonstruktion der Vegetationsentwicklung im Becken Trebonská pánev während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR A11, Academia, Praha.
JC-3-AA Cervene blato48.850014.9333470306CZEJankovská, V. 1980. Paläogeobotanische Rekonstruktion der Vegetationsentwicklung im Becken Trebonská pánev während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR A11, Academia, Praha.
JC-3-B Cervene blato48.850014.9333470307CZEJankovská, V. 1980. Paläogeobotanische Rekonstruktion der Vegetationsentwicklung im Becken Trebonská pánev während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR A11, Academia, Praha.
JC-5-C Borkovicka blata49.216714.9000415308CZEJankovská, V. 1980. Paläogeobotanische Rekonstruktion der Vegetationsentwicklung im Becken Trebonská pánev während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR A11, Academia, Praha.
JC-5-D Borkovicka blata49.216714.9000415309CZEJankovská, V. 1980. Paläogeobotanische Rekonstruktion der Vegetationsentwicklung im Becken Trebonská pánev während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR A11, Academia, Praha.
JC-7-B Svarcenberk49.136114.8917420312CZEPokorný, P., and V. Jankovská. 2000. Long-Term Vegetation Dynamics and the Infilling Process of a Former Lake (Svarcenberk, Czech Republic). Folia Geobotanica, 35(4):433-457.
KAAKOTIN Kaarkotinlampi61.416725.8667104middle of the pool. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.2 ha. a small lake with marginal fen. Physiography: mire pool enclosed by forest. Surrounding vegetation: peat.315FINVuorela, I. 1981. The vegetational and settlement history in Sysmä, central south Finland, interpreted on the basis of two pollen diagrams. Bulletin of the Geological Society of Finland, 53(1):47-61.
KAARTLAM Kaartlamminsuo60.733324.2167115W of the lake, ca 100 m from the shore. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 50 ha. Fen surrounding a lake. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest.316FINRankama, T., and I. Vuorela. 1988. Between inland and coast in Metal Age Finland - human impact on the premeval forests of Southern Hame during the Iron Age. Memoranda Societatis Pro Fauna et Flora Fennica, 64:25-34.
KANGERJ Kangerjoki66.116729.0000288Drainage ditch S of road. Area: 16 ha. Edge of a mire area between lakes. Physiography: undulating till. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest with spruce, some fields.318FINHicks, S. 1975. Variations in pollen frequency in a bog at Kangerjoki, N.E. Finland during the Flandrian. Commentationes Biologicae, 80:4-28.
KARAMIK Kararmik Batakligi38.425030.80001000SW Turkey, 2.5 km SE of village Bulanik. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 4000 ha. Marsh, partly open water. Surrounding vegetation: steppic vegetation.319TURvan Zeist, W., H. Woldring, and D. Stapert. 1975. Late quaternary vegetation and climate of southwestern Turkey. Palaeohistoria, 17:53-144.
KARASEOZ Karasieozerskoe56.766760.7500230Area: 914 ha. Drained peatland. Physiography: low elevation mountains. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Betula pubescens.320RUSPanova, N.K. 1997. Palinologicheskoe issledovanie Karasieozerskogo torfyanika na srednem Urale [Palynological study of Karasieozerskiy peatland on Middle Ural]. Pages 28-31 in Issledovanie lesov Urala. Materialy nauchnykh chteniy posvyaschennykh pamyati B
KARU Lake Karujarv58.383322.200032North Western part of the lake. Core diameter: 9 cm. Area: 330 ha. Lake, eutrophic. Physiography: located on the western Saaremaa elevation. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Alnus, Corylus, Acer, Fraxinus.321ESTSaarse, L., E. Vishnevskaya, and A. Sarv. 1990. Geological development of lakes, Island Saaremaa. Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science, Biology, 39(1):34-45. (In Russian, with English summary).
KASSJON Kassjön63.916720.016784Laminated. In the deepest part of the lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 23 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated land.323SWESegerström, U., I. Renberg, and J.E. Wallin. 1984. Annual sediment accumulation and land use history; investigations of varved lake sediments. Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol., 22:1396-1403.
KASTORIA Kastoria40.551921.3222650NE side of lake. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. Lake with large swamp. Surrounding vegetation: reed swamps and degraded shrub.324GRCBottema, S. 1974. Late Quaternary vegetation history of northwestern Greece. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands.
KCHOD Khodzal42.954241.91112030right shore of river. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.25 ha. The right shore of the riv Patara khodj. Physiography: fluvial terrace above flood-plain. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine beech and Rhododendron elfin.326GEOKvavadze, E.V., and L.P. Rukhadze. 1989. Vegetation and climate of the Holocene of Abkhazia. Metsniereba, Tbilisi, Georgia, 138p (in Russian).
KEPSKOE Kepskoe65.083332.1667124center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 5 ha. Mire. Physiography: kame glaciofluvial relief. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus.327RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
KHIMADIT Khimaditis Ib40.616721.5833560900 m north of lake Khimaditis. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 600 ha. Marshy plain. Physiography: peat bog in clay. Surrounding vegetation: degraded deciduous forest.329GRCBottema, S. 1974. Late Quaternary vegetation history of northwestern Greece. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands.
KHIMAIII Khimaditis III40.612521.5861560NE part of lake. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 500 ha. Lake. Physiography: submerged floodplain. Surrounding vegetation: degraded deciduous.330GRCBottema, S. 1982. Palynological investigations in Greece with special reference to pollen as indicator of human activity. Palaeohistoria, 24:257-289.
KINGS King's Pool52.8083-2.108370North of the North walls of Stafford. Core diameter: 10.2 cm. Drained marsh with signs of subsidence. Physiography: depression within glaciofluvial gravels.332GBRBartley, D.D., and A.V. Morgan. 1990. The palynological record of the King's Pool, Stafford, England. New Phytologist, 116:177-194.
KIRKKOSA Kirkkosaari60.866724.500084middle of the mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Young mire connecting island to mainland. Physiography: Sphagnum peat. Surrounding vegetation: deciduous forest.333FINRankama, T., and I. Vuorela. 1988. Between inland and coast in Metal Age Finland - human impact on the premeval forests of Southern Hame during the Iron Age. Memoranda Societatis Pro Fauna et Flora Fennica, 64:25-34.
KLUK74 Kluki54.706917.28471900 m S of eastern extremity of Kluki. Area: 4800 ha. Extensive mire complex. Physiography: centre of large area W of Lebsko lake. Surrounding vegetation: mire birch forest Betuletum pubescentis.336POLTobolski, K. 1987. Holocene vegetational development based on the Kluki reference site in the Gardno Leba Plain. In M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, editor. Environmental changes recorded in lakes and mires of Poland during the last 13000 years. Part 2. Acta Palae
KOLDYCHE Koldychevo53.266726.0667185Centre of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 55 ha. Kopolskaja Upland, beyond of late glacial. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula forest.337BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
KOLMILAT Lake Kolmilaträsk60.283320.150012Almost centre. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 4 ha.338FINSarmaja-Korjonen, K., Y. Vasari, and C.A. Haeggström. 1991. Taxus baccata and influence of Iron Age man on the vegetation in Åland, SW Finland. Annales Botanici Fennici, 28:143-159.
KOMOR1 Komoranské jezero50.500013.5000231Marginal parts of previous lake. Area: 2000 ha. Mine area of brown coal. Physiography: previous lake. Surrounding vegetation: Quercion pubescenti-petraeae.339CZEJankovská, V. 1988. Palynologische Erforschung archäologischer Proben aus dem Komoranské jezero-See bei Most (NW-Böhmen). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 23(1):45-78.
KOMOR2 Komoranské jezero50.500013.5000231Marginal parts of previou lake. Area: 2000 ha. Mine area of brown coal. Physiography: previous lake. Surrounding vegetation: Quercion pubescenti-petraeae.340CZEJankovská, V. 1988. Palynologische Erforschung archäologischer Proben aus dem Komoranské jezero-See bei Most (NW-Böhmen). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 23(1):45-78.
KOMOR3 Komoranské jezero50.500013.5000231Marginal parts of the previous lake. Area: 2000 ha. Mine area of brown coal. Physiography: previous lake. Surrounding vegetation: Quercion pubescenti-petraeae.341CZEJankovská, V. 1988. Palynologische Erforschung archäologischer Proben aus dem Komoranské jezero-See bei Most (NW-Böhmen). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 23(1):45-78.
KOPPALO Koppalosuo62.283333.6500117center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 30 ha. Mire. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.342GRCTurner, J., and J.R.A. Greig. 1975. Some Holocene pollen diagrams from Greece. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 20:171-204.
KOYCEGIZ Köycegiz Gölü36.875028.641720On peaty fringe of SE bank of the lake. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 25 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus brutia, Quercus calliprinos.343KAZTarasov, P.E. 1992. Holocene palaeogeography of the steppe zone of northern and central Kazakhstan. Thesis Cand. Sc. (Geography), Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia (in Russian).
KRAGJR Krageholmssjön55.500013.733343central part of the lake. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 220 ha. Lake. Physiography: hummocky dead-ice fills. Surrounding vegetation: 80% arable land, 20% Fagus forest.344SWERegnéll, J. 1989. Vegetation and land use during 6000 years. Palaeoecology of the cultural landscape at two lake sites in southern Skane, Sweden. Ph.D. Dissertation. Lund University, Lund, Sweden.
KROGLO1 Krugloye66.366737.5833140center of lake. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 80 ha. Kettle lake. Physiography: moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Picea-Pinus-Betula forest.345RUSKremenetski, C.V., and N.G. Patyk-Kara. 1997. Holocene vegetation dynamics of the southeast Kola Peninsula, Russia. The Holocene, 7:473-479.
KUIVAJAR Kuivajarvi60.783323.833397middle of the lake. Core diameter: 4 cm. Lake surrounded by forest and minor field. Physiography: till/sand. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Picea, Pinus forest and fields.350SVKRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 2008. Upper Holocene dry land vegetation in the Moravian-Slovakian borderland (Czech and Slovak Republics). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 17(6):701-711.
KUNYOK Kunyok67.833333.6667220Open section. Area: 3 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: ancient delta of Kunyok River. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest.351RUSKremenetski, C.V., T. Vaschalova, S. Goriachkin, A.E. Cherkinsky, and L.D. Sulerzhitsky. 1997. Holocene pollen stratigraphy and bog development in the western part of the Kola Peninsula, Russia. Boreas, 26:91-102.
KUPENA Kupena41.983324.33331300East side of mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 8 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: Western Rhodopes Mountains. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris forest.352BGRHuttunen, A., R.L. Huttunen, Y. Vasari, H.I.P. Panovska, and E.D.B. Bozilova. 1992. Late Glacial and Holocene history of flora and vegetation in the Western Rhodopes Mountains Bulgaria. Acta Botanica Fennica, 144:63-80.
KUPENA1 Kupena41.983324.33331300Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 8 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: Western Rhodopes Mountains. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris forest.353BGRHuttunen, A., R.L. Huttunen, Y. Vasari, H.I.P. Panovska, and E.D.B. Bozilova. 1992. Late Glacial and Holocene history of flora and vegetation in the Western Rhodopes Mountains Bulgaria. Acta Botanica Fennica, 144:63-80.
LACKAN1 Lackan Bog54.2667-6.083375Deepest part of lowland bog. Cut-over lowland and raised bog. Physiography: rolling drumlins. Surrounding vegetation: agricultural land.355GBRHolland, S.M. 1975. A pollen-analytical study concerning settlement and early agriculture in County Down, Northern Ireland. Ph.D. Dissertation. Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
LACKAN2 Lackan Bog54.2667-6.083375Deepest section of bog. Cut-over lowland and raised bog. Physiography: rolling drumlins. Surrounding vegetation: agricultural land.356GBRHolland, S.M. 1975. A pollen-analytical study concerning settlement and early agriculture in County Down, Northern Ireland. Ph.D. Dissertation. Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
LAD1097 Ladoga Lake61.556931.33535Location: center of lake. Core diameter: 12.7 cm. Area of site: 1768000 ha. Site description: The lagest lake in Europe. Physiography: depression is Riphean graben-syncline. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest.358RUSArslanov, Kh.A., N. Gey, N.N. Davydova, R. Dzhinoridze, B. Koshechkin, M.Ya. Pushenko, A. Rybalko, M. Spiridonov, D.A. Subetto, and V.I. Khomutova. 1996. New data from late pleystocene and holocene history of Ladoga Lake [in Russian]. Izvestia Geographich
LAGODEH Lagodekhi41.930846.41612750Location: Southern side of the cirque's step. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 0.15 ha. Site description: The bottom of the cirque of old glacial. Physiography: heads of the river Lagodekhis Tskali. Surrounding vegetation: alpine herbaceous.359GEOKvavadze, E.V., and Yu.V. Efremov. 1990. The results of palynogical studies of the Holocene deposites in the highlands of the Lagodekhi Reservation (Eastern Georgia). Bulletin of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, 139(3):641-644.
LALAX Lalaxkärret60.150021.866720Location: middle of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area of site: 10 ha. Site description: Forested peat bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Calluna, Empetrum, Vaccinium sp.363FINVuorela, I. 1990. Pollenanalytiska studier, in Finska skären: Studier i aboländsk kulturhistoria, edited by K. Zilliacus, pp. 115-133, Konstsamfundet, Helsingfors, Finland.
LANDSH Landshaftnoe64.566730.5333207Location: center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area of site: 12 ha. Site description: Mire. Physiography: ridge denudational-tectonic relief. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.365RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
LAROYA Laguna de la Roya42.2167-6.76671608Location: Northern edge of the lake. Core diameter: 4.75 cm. Area of site: 2.5 ha. Site description: Lake in a Natural Park. Surrounding vegetation: vegetation affected by burning,grazing.366ESPAllen, J.R.M., B. Huntley, and W.A. Watts. 1996. The vegetation and climate of northwest Iberia over the last 14,000 years. Journal of Quaternary Science, 11:125-147.
LAUT375 Etang du Lautrey46.58725.8639788Location: Shore of peat bog. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area of site: 0.19 ha. Site description: Peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Picea-Fagus-Abies.367FRABégeot, C. 2000. Histoire de la végétation et du climat au cours du Tardiglaciaire et du début de l'Holocène sur le Massif jurassien central à partir de l'analyse pollinique et l'étude des macrorestes végétaux. Ph.D. Dissertation, Université de Franche-Co
LAUZE775 Col des Lauzes44.76756.53691832368FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
LAVAU Lavau47.3078-1.96531369FRAVoeltzel, D. 1987. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la vegetation holocene de la plaine alluviale de l'estuaire de la Loire et des coteaux environnants. Ph.D. Dissertation, Aix-Marseille, France.
LAVIE La Vie48.5483-0.2583370FRABarbier, D. 1999. Histoire de la vegetation du nord- Mayennais de la fin du Weichselien à l'aube du XXIeme siècle. Mise en évidence d'un Tardiglaciaire armoricain Interactions Homme-Milieu. Ph.D. Dissertation, Nantes, France.
LBA Lade Bank53.08330.0500-2Location: Fresh cleaned drainage channel. Site description: Peat overlain by marine clastic deposits. Physiography: flat, former coastal marshes. Surrounding vegetation: arable farmland.371GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. Paludification and pollen representation: the influence of wetland size on Tilia representation in pollen diagrams. The Holocene, 4:430-434.
LDPEAT Loch Dungeon55.1167-4.3167396Location: East of Loch Dungeon. Site description: Eroding blanket peat on spur E of L. Dun. Physiography: flat top of spur. Surrounding vegetation: discontinuous peat vegetation.372GBRBirks, H.H. 1975. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. IV. Pine stumps in Scottish blanket peats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 270:181-226.
LEDN86 Lake Lednica52.556917.3903109Core diameter: 5 cm. Area of site: 339.1 ha. Site description: Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields, deforestated area.374POLMakohonienko, M. 1991. (Polish). Pages 63-70 in K. Tobolski, editor. Wstep do paleoecologi lednideiego parku Krajobvazowego.
LEDN86V Lake Lednica52.556917.3903109Midpoint of isl. Mewia/ east bank lake. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 339.1 ha. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields, deforestated area.375POLLitt, T., and K. Tobolski. 1991. Beiträge zur postglazialen Vegetaionsgeschichte im Lednica-Gebiet (in Polish with German summary). Pages 57-61 in K. Tobolski, editor. Wstep do paleoekologii Lednickiego Parku Krajobrazowego. University Press, Poznan, Pola
LEIK1 Leikishke Bog54.533323.5333120Location: 52 m to the N of the bog's S edge. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area of site: 30 ha. Site description: Peat bog. Physiography: in the glaciofluvial hollow. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forests frequently with Picea.376POLLitt, T., and K. Tobolski. 1991. Beiträge zur postglazialen Vegetaionsgeschichte im Lednica-Gebiet (in Polish with German summary). Pages 57-61 in K. Tobolski, editor. Wstep do paleoekologii Lednickiego Parku Krajobrazowego. University Press, Poznan, Pola
LEIK2 Leikishke Bog54.533323.533312013.5 m to the N of the bog's S edge. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 30 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: in the glaciofluvial hollow. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forests frequently with Picea.377POLLitt, T., and K. Tobolski. 1991. Beiträge zur postglazialen Vegetaionsgeschichte im Lednica-Gebiet (in Polish with German summary). Pages 57-61 in K. Tobolski, editor. Wstep do paleoekologii Lednickiego Parku Krajobrazowego. University Press, Poznan, Pola
LEMPS81 Le Grand Lemps45.47335.4167500Area of site: 80 ha.378FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
LEMPS83 Le Grand Lemps45.47335.4167500Area: 80 ha.379FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
LEMPS85 Le Grand Lemps45.47335.4167500Area: 80 ha.380FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
LEMPS86 Le Grand Lemps45.47335.4167500Area: 80 ha.381FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
LGLOPPSJ Lilla Gloppsjön59.804414.6278198Location: center and deepest part of the lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 50 ha. Site description: Lake with rocky shore. Physiography: rolling till covered bedrock topography. Surrounding vegetation: mixed Picea-Betula-Pinus forest.382SWEAlmquist-Jacobson, H. 1994. Interaction of the Holocene climate, water balance, vegetation, fire, and cultural land-use in Swedish Borderland. Lundqua Thesis 30:1-82.
LIIVJARV Liivjarve Bog59.216727.583346Core diameter: 7 cm. Area of site: 300 ha. Site description: Ombrotrophic bog. Physiography: kame field of the marginal formation. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Calluna forest.385ESTKoff, T. 1990. Reconstruction of palaeogeographical conditions in NE Estonia on the basis of bog and lake deposits. In: Estonia-Finnish seminar on environmental questions. Joensuu, 21-22.08.1989: 99-115.
LIMANT The Bog Liman49.733337.6667150Location: Centre of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area of site: 12 ha. Site description: Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests and meadow steppes.388UKRBezusko, L.G. 1973. Concerning the problem of development of vegetation in the Left-Bank Forest-Steppe of the Ukraine in Holocene from data of spore-pollen investigations. Ukrain'skyi Botanichnyi Zhurnal, 30:228-237.
LLANILID Llanilid51.5167-3.450060Site description: Open cast coal working. Physiography: gently undulating landscape (kettle hole. Surrounding vegetation: open cast mine.390GBRWalker, M.J.C., and D.D. Harkness. 1990. Radiocarbon dating the Devensian Lateglacial in Britain: New evidence from Llanilid, south Wales. Journal of Quaternary Science 5(2):135-144.
LLDR1 Loch Lomond Ross Dubh56.0864-4.58338Site description: Lake. Physiography: in south basin of Loch Lomond. Surrounding vegetation: see publication.391GBRDickson, J.H., D.A. Stewart, M.S. Baxter, N.D. Drndarsky, R. Thompson, G. Turner, and J. Rose. 1978. Palynology, palaeomagnetism and radiometric dating of Flandrian marine and freshwater sediments of Loch Lomond. Nature, 274(5671):548-553.
LLONG1 Lac Long Inférieur44.05787.45002093Location: 400 m NE the CAF refuge. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area of site: 1.5 ha. Site description: Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: behind moraine in glacial valley. Surrounding vegetation: Carex, Eriophorum, and Sphagnum.393FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
LOBHOLO Lobsigensee47.03197.2992514Location: middle of lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area of site: 2 ha. Site description: partly in-filled kettlehole lake. Physiography: closed basin. Surrounding vegetation: Potamog.-Nymphae.-Phragm.-Alnion-fields. Vegetation formation: Fagetum.394CHEAmmann, B. 1985. Introduction and Palynology: vegetational history and core correlation at Lobsigensee (Swiss Plateau). In: Lobsigensee - Late-Glacial and Holocene environments of a lake on the central Swiss Plateau. Dissertationes Botanicae, 87:127-170.
LOCHINSK Lochinskoe53.550028.6000164Location: Centre of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 58 ha. Site description: Lake. Surrounding vegetation: Alnus, Pinus, Betula and cultivated land.395BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
LOCMAR Locmariaquer47.5544-2.93222396CHEHadorn, P. 1994. Saint-Blaise/Bains des Dames, 1. Palynologie d'un site néolithique et histoire de la végétation des derniers 16000 ans. Neuchâtel. Musée cantonal d'archéologie. Archéologie neuchâteloise, 18:1-121.
LOGNE Logne47.3283-1.5011397CHEZwahlen, R. 1983. Pollenanalytische und stratigraphische Untersuchgen im Lörmoos bei Bern. In. University of Bern, Bern.
LONSP Long Lough54.4167-5.866725Location: South end of lake. Core diameter: 6.3 cm. Area of site: 97 ha. Site description: Interdrumlin lake. Physiography: drumlins throughout region. Surrounding vegetation: small fields enclosed by Crataegus hedge.400GBRHall, V.A. 1993. Landscape development in northeast Ireland over the last half millennium. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 82:75-82.
LORAS84 Loras45.66395.2444410402FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
LOUCKY Loucky49.325015.5028560Location: center of the eastern part of the mire. Area of site: 5 ha. Site description: Sloping spring fen. Physiography: a closure of broad flat brook valley. Surrounding vegetation: pine and spruce plantations.403CZERybnícková, E. 1974. Die Entwicklung der Vegetation und Flora im südlichen Teil der Böhmisch-Mährischen Höhe während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR, A7. Academia, Praha, 163pp.
LUGAN Luganskoe43.732540.69172428Location: central part of mire. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area of site: 1 ha. Site description: Highmountain mire. Physiography: seddle of mountain pass. Surrounding vegetation: alpian vegetaion.404RUSKvavadze, E.V., Yu.V. Efremov, G.V. Bukreeva, and V.V. Akatov. 1994. Palynological characteristic of the series of lacustrine and paludal deposites of the Holocene in the headwaters of the Zakan river (Western Caucsus). Bulletin of the Georgian Academy of
LUTIN Lutinière46.4444-0.86224406FRAWegmüller, S. 1977. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte der französichen Alpen (Dauphiné). Verlag Paul Haupt Bern 1977: 1-185.
LUXBEAUF Beaufort Birkenbach49.84726.1258360Location: In the middle of the bog. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 1 ha. Site description: Flat bog. Physiography: bog in a valley. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated Picea.407LUXCoûteaux, M. 1969. Recherches palynologiques en Gaume, au Pays d'Arlon, en Ardenne méridionale (Luxembourg belge) et au Gutland (Grand-Duché de Luxembourg). Acta Geographica Lovaniensia, vol. 8, p.193.
LUXBREID Breidfeld50.12286.0631440Site description: Peat in the valley. Physiography: sub-flat landscape. Surrounding vegetation: pasture.409LUXGilot, E. 1968. Louvain natural radiocarbon measurements VI. Radiocarbon, Vol. 10:55-60.
MAANSEL Maanselänsuo65.616729.6000248Drainage ditch NE of the lake. Area: 5 ha. Drained fen surrounding a lake. Physiography: rolling stagnation moraine. Surrounding vegetation: drained trichophorum caespitosum fen.420FINVasari, Y. 1965. Studies on the vegetational history of the Kuusamo district (north east Finland) during the late quaternary period. III. Maanselänsuo, a late-glacial site in Kuusamo. Ann. Botan. Fennici, 2:219-235.
MAARDUI Lake Maardu59.433325.000032Southern part of the lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Lake near the phosphorite mines. Physiography: on the limestone plateau. Surrounding vegetation: alder, Birch, Meadows, Swamps.421ESTSaarse, L., S. Veski, R. Rajamäe, A. Sarv, and A. Heinsalu. 1990. Geology of Lake Maardu. (In Russian, English summary.) Eesti Teaduste Akademia Geoloogia Instituut, Tallinn, Estonia. 32p.
MAARDUII Lake Maardu59.433325.000032Southern part of the lake. Core diameter: 11 cm. Lake near the phosphorite mines. Physiography: on the limestone plateau. Surrounding vegetation: alder, Birch, Meadows, Swamps.422ESTSaarse, L., S. Veski, R. Rajamäe, A. Sarv, and A. Heinsalu. 1990. Geology of Lake Maardu. (In Russian, English summary.) Eesti Teaduste Akademia Geoloogia Instituut, Tallinn, Estonia. 32p.
MALESH Maleshevska Mountains Peat Bog41.700023.03331720central part of the peat bog. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: almost flat landscape, 30-90 asl heights. Surrounding vegetation: open herb communities.427BGRTonkov, S., and E.D.B. Bozilova. 1992. Pollen analysis of peat bog in Maleshevska mountain (SW Bulgaria). Annual of Sofia University, Faculty of Biology, 81(2):11-21.
MALOE Maloe54.183328.2000164Centre of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 40 ha. Physiography: flyvioglacial plain. Surrounding vegetation: cult.lands.Alnus, Pinus, Betula.428BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
MARCH Hobbs Lot March52.58330.08331Deepest point of infilled basin. Core diameter: 5 cm. Holocene peats clays,former mire/Saltmar. Physiography: flat, former coastal Marshes. Surrounding vegetation: arable farmland.429GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. The Fenland Project, Number 9: Flandrian environmental change in Fenland. East Anglian Archaeology Monograph No.70.
MAREE Loch Maree57.0833-5.483360L. Maree Hotel Bay. Core diameter: 5 cm. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: pine wood, Betula,acidic Quercus wood.430GBRBirks, H.H. 1972. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. A radiocarbon-dated pollen diagram from Loch Maree Ross, and Cromatry. New Phytologist, 71:731-754.
MARTIGAN Lago di Martignano42.116712.3333Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 1.5 ha. Maar lake. Physiography: one of a number of explosive craters. Surrounding vegetation: arable and pastoral agriculture and wood.434ITAKelly, M.G., and B. Huntley. 1991. An 11000 year record of vegetation and environment from Lago di Mortignara, Latium, Italy. Journal of Quaternary Science, 6(3):209-224.
MAT-1 Vitosha Mountains Peat Bog42.833323.83332000South-West side of the peat bog. Local vegetation: Sphagnum, Poaceae, Cyperaceae. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 200 ha. Sphagnum peat bog. Physiography: ridge at the foot of mount Selimitsa. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine meadows and pastures.436BGRFilipovitch, L. 1988. Vegetation history of the high parts of Vitosha mountain during the Late Postglacial times. Fitologija, 34:3-27.
MEZHGOR Mezhgornoe66.366730.7000190center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 10 ha. Mire. Physiography: large ridge denudational-tectonic relief. Surrounding vegetation: Picea.441RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
MLOUKY Mokre louky (South)49.002214.7781425Area: 450 ha. Cultural meadow. Surrounding vegetation: Quercion robori-petraeae.447CZEJankovská, V. 1987. Entwicklung des Moores Mokré Louky bei Trebon im postglazial (palaookoligische Studie). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 22:199-216.
MOERZEKE Moerzeke51.04834.17641Spot within a good developed sequence. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 1 ha. Intensively cultivated land + greenhouse. Physiography: sandy marginal zone of Holocene. Surrounding vegetation: fields, meadows and poplar plantations.450BELVerbruggen, C., L. Denys, and P. Kiden. 1996. Palaeoecological events in Belgium during the last 13,000 years with special reference to sandy Flanders. Pages 553-574 in B.E. Berglund et al, editors. Palaeoecological Events During the Last 15,000 Years: Re
MONT82 Lago Grande di Monticchio40.944415.60001326Core diameter: 5 cm. Lake. Physiography: explosion crater. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus sylvatica, Quercus cerris, Ilex.453ITAWatts, W.A. 1985. A long pollen record from laghi di Monticchio, southern Italy. Journal of the Geological Society 142:491-499.
MONTLONG Lago Grande di Monticchio40.944415.60001326Lake. Physiography: explosion crater. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus sylvatica, Quercus cerris, Ilex.454ITAWatts, W.A. 1985. A long pollen record from laghi di Monticchio, southern Italy. Journal of the Geological Society 142:491-499.
MORRONE Morrone Birkwoods57.0000-3.4333425Deepest point within the basin. Core diameter: 5.3 cm. Birch woodlands interspersed with heaths. Physiography: gently sloping till covered heathland. Surrounding vegetation: birch woodland surrounds the heathland.456GBRHuntley, B., and H.J.B. Birks. 1979. The past and present vegetation of Morrone Birkwoods National Nature Reseve, Scotland. I. A preliminary phytosociological survey. Journal of Ecology, 67:417-446.
MOSFELL Mosfell64.1261-20.609780250 m south of the farm Mosfell. Cultivated mire used as a hayfield. Physiography: mire surounded by slightly uneven ground. Surrounding vegetation: grassland.457GBRHuntley, B., and H.J.B. Birks. 1979. The past and present vegetation of Morrone Birkwoods National Nature Reseve, Scotland. I. A preliminary phytosociological survey. Journal of Ecology, 67:417-446.
MOSSEN Mossen60.116721.600017middle of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 20 ha. Well developed raised bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus dominated peat vegetation.459FINVuorela, I. 1990. Pollenanalytiska studier, in Finska skären: Studier i aboländsk kulturhistoria, edited by K. Zilliacus, pp. 115-133, Konstsamfundet, Helsingfors, Finland.
MOUTON2 Lac Mouton44.05787.44472175461FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
MUKKAV Mukkavaara68.916721.0000535Near lake centre. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 20 ha. Lake. Physiography: hummocky till / ice contact drift. Surrounding vegetation: mountain birch woodland.462FINHyvärinen, H. 1992. Holocene pine and birch limits near Kilpisjärvi, western finnish lapland: pollen stratigraphical evidence. Ed. Frenzel, B. Special issue ESF project: European palaeoclimate and man. Vol. 9.
MULLSJ Mullsjön58.283314.2333133Core diameter: 5 cm. Round, big lake. Physiography: northern edge of a glacial-fluvial area. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest.463SWEBjörck, S., and G. Digerfeldt. 1989. Lake Mullsjön - A key site for understanding the final stage of the Baltic Ice Lake east of Mt. Bellinger. Boreas, 18:209-219.
MUSTUSUO Mustusuo61.805633.5000101center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 860 ha. Mire. Physiography: lake-glacial plain (Shujskaja). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.464RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
MUTORO1 Mutorog Peat Bog43.516723.61671700central part. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 0.4 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: coniferous forest, Picea, Abies, Pinus sylvestris.465BGRPanovska, H.I.P., E.D.B. Bozilova, and S. Tonkov. 1995. A palaeoecological investigation on the vegetaion history in the Southern Pirin Mountains (southwestern Bulgaria). Pages 32-46 in E. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocene Palaeoecolog
NAROCH Naroch54.816726.7500165Location: North-West side of the lake. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area of site: 7962 ha. Site description: Lake. Physiography: the lake lies on the Naroch lowland. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest with Picea and Juniperus.467BLRKhursevich, G.K. 1976. History of the diatomic flora development in the Naroch basin lakes. Nauka i Teknika. 152p.
NASLAT Slieve Naslat54.3500-5.9833300Site description: Cut-over blanket peat much eroded. Physiography: intermontane hollow. Surrounding vegetation: heather / rough grass.468GBRHolland, S.M. 1975. A pollen-analytical study concerning settlement and early agriculture in County Down, Northern Ireland. Ph.D. Dissertation. Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
NAVA1 Navarrés39.1000-0.6833225Location: center of valley. Core diameter: 20 cm. Area of site: 1.5 ha. Site description: Tectonic valley 1-2 km wide. Physiography: peatbog. Surrounding vegetation: garrigue and cultivars.469ESPCarrión, J.S., and M. Dupré-Olivier. 1996. Late Quaternary vegetational history of Navarrés, eastern Spain. A two core approach. New Phytologist, 134:177-191.
NAVA2 Navarrés39.1000-0.6833225Location: center of valley. Core diameter: 20 cm. Area of site: 1.5 ha. Site description: Tectonic valley 1-2 km wide. Physiography: peatbog. Surrounding vegetation: garrigue and cultivars.470ESPCarrión, J.S., and M. Dupré-Olivier. 1996. Late Quaternary vegetational history of Navarrés, eastern Spain. A two core approach. New Phytologist, 134:177-191.
NAVARRE3 Navarrés39.1000-0.6833225Location: center of valley. Area of site: 1.5 ha. Site description: Tectonic valley 1-2 km wide. Physiography: peatbog. Surrounding vegetation: garrigue and cultivars.471ESPCarrión, J.S., and B. van Geel. 1999. Fine-resolution Upper Weichselian and Holocene palynological record from Navarrés (Valencia, Spain) and a discussion about factors of Mediterranean forest succession. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 106:209-236
NEMINO Nemino62.750034.583345Location: center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Site description: Mire.474RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
NENAZV Nenazvannoe61.805633.4833100Location: Margin of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area of site: 560 ha. Site description: Mire. Physiography: lake-glacial plain (Shujskaja). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.475RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
NERO274 Lake Nero57.183339.451495NE part of the lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 5170 ha. Drained lake. Physiography: depression of middle Pleistocene glacial. Surrounding vegetation: wetlands and agricultural lands.477RUSGunova, V.S. 1972. Palynological characteristic of Holocene Nero Lake sediments [in Russian]. Westnik Moskovekogo Universiteta Ser. Geography, 3:117-119.
NERO276 Lake Nero57.183339.451495Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 5170 ha. Site description: Drained lake. Physiography: depression of middle Pleistocene glacial. Surrounding vegetation: wetlands and agricultural lands.478RUSAleshinskaya, Z.V., and V.S. Gunova. 1976. History of Nero as reflection on the surrounding landscape dynamics. Pages 214-222 in G.P. Kalinin and R.K. Klige, editors. Problemy Paleohidrologii. Moscow.
NERO2P Lake Nero57.183339.451495Location: NE part of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 5170 ha. Site description: Drained lake. Physiography: depression of middle Pleistocene glacial. Surrounding vegetation: wetlands and agricultural lands.479RUSGunova, V.S. 1975. Istoriya ozera Nero po palinologicheskim dannym [The history of Lake Nero by the pollen record]. Moscow State University.
NERO489 Lake Nero57.183339.451495Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 5170 ha. Site description: Drained lake. Physiography: depression of middle Pleistocene glacial. Surrounding vegetation: wetlands and agricultural lands.480RUSAleshinskaya, Z.V., and V.S. Gunova. 1976. History of Nero as reflection on the surrounding landscape dynamics. Pages 214-222 in G.P. Kalinin and R.K. Klige, editors. Problemy Paleohidrologii. Moscow.
NIE1BIS Niechorze54.000015.05005Location: Cliff exposure. Site description: Sea cliff. Physiography: fossil lake. Surrounding vegetation: coastal vegetation, beech and pine forest.481POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M., and A. Rzetkowska. 1987. Wyniki analizy pylkowej i makroskopowej kopalnych osadow jeziornych z Niechorza I na Wybrzezu Baltyckim [Pollen and macrofossil stratigraphy of fossil lake sediments at Niechorze I, west Baltic Coast]. Act
NMADBER Nedre Madbergagölen58.600012.1667138Site description: a small lake in a hilly area. Physiography: surrounded by till and bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: pine and spruce.483SWEBjörck, S., and G. Digerfeldt. 1991. Allerod-Younger Dryas sea level charges in southwestern Sweden and their relation to the Baltic Ice Lake development. Boreas, 20:115-133.
NOSUO Nosuo64.566730.8333163Location: center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area of site: 14 ha. Site description: Mire. Physiography: esker glaciofluvial relief. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus.486RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
NOVOLSK Novolsky56.766726.1833168Location: central part of the bog. Area of site: 5 ha. Site description: Bog. Physiography: outwash plain. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula, Alnus.488BLRZernitskaya, V.P., E.A. Krutos, and V.A. Klimanov. 1988. Studies of mire for the purpose of reconstruction of the climatic peculiarities of the Byelorussian Polesie. Nauka i Tekhnika, Minsk: 68-73.
OLBRAM Olbramovice48.991716.4000205Marginal part of the pond. Area: 20 ha. Spring peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Alnenion glutinoso-incanae.493CZESvobodová, H. 1992. The development of the southern Moravian vegetation in the Late Glacial and Holocene [in Czech]. Thesis. Institute of Botany Pruhonice, Czech Republic.
OLTUSH Oltush Lake51.696723.9567158center of lake. Area: 220 ha. Hollow of the polesje type. Physiography: fluvioglacial. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Carpinus.494CZESvobodová, H. 1992. The development of the southern Moravian vegetation in the Late Glacial and Holocene [in Czech]. Thesis. Institute of Botany Pruhonice, Czech Republic.
ONEGO6 Onego Lake61.716734.916733Ilemguba bay (northern part of lake). Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 969000 ha. One of the largest lake of Europe. Physiography: till, varved clay and Holocene sediments. Surrounding vegetation: pine-fir forest.495RUSKhomutova, V.I., and G.A. Elina. 1990. Stratigraphy of lake sediments by palynological data [in Russian]. Pages 92-96 in Istoria Ladozhskogo, Onezhskogo, Pskovsko- Chudskogo ozer, Baikala i Khanki [The history of Ladoga, Onego, Pskovsko-Chudskoe, Baikal a
OSPITALE Ospitale44.155610.78001225Area: 1 ha. Circular bog of about 75-100m diameter. Surrounding vegetation: Abies, Fagus, Pinus, Ulex, Ericaceae.497ITAWatson, C.S. 1996. The vegetational history of the northern Apennines, Italy: information from three new sequences and a review of Regional vegetational change. Journal of Biogeography 23:805-841.
OSVEA Osvea56.050028.0833132500 m from western shore. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 1430 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: glaciofluvial plaine and moraine upland. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula-Sphagnum, Carex.499BLRZernitskaya, V.P. 1991. Palaeogeography of the Byelorussian Polessie in the Late Glacial and Holocene. Ph.D. Dissertation. Minsk University, Minsk, Byelorrussia.
OVAGOLU Ova Gölü36.266729.300020500FRASánchez-Goñi, M.F. 1995. Analyse palynologique de l'Etang d'Ouveillan Pages 265-275 in I. Guilaine, editor. Temps et espace da ns le bassin de l'Aude du Neolithique a l'Age du Fer, CNRS.
PADUGU Pas du Gu47.2383-2.15003503FRABernard, J. 1996. Paléoenvironnement du Pays de Retz et du marais breton-vendéen. Thèse de Doctorat, Université de Nantes, vol. I, texte: 190p., vol. II, illustrations: 55p.
PADULE Lago Padule44.298610.21471187Area: 3 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus, Abies, Picea, Taxus.504ITAWatson, C.S. 1996. The vegetational history of the northern Apennines, Italy: information from three new sequences and a review of Regional vegetational change. Journal of Biogeography 23:805-841.
PAIDRE Påidre58.266725.6333506Eastern part of modern lake. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 32.8 ha. Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: in the central part of Sakala upland. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Alnus, partly drained.505ESTSaarse, L., S. Veski, A. Heinsalu, R. Rajamäe, and T. Martma. 1995. Litho- and biostratigraphy of Lake Päidre, South Estonia.
PAILL3 Puy de Pailleret45.51672.81671590506GRCGerasimidis, A., N. Athanasiadis, and S. Panajiotidis. 2008. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 4. Mount Paiko (northern Greece). Grana, 47(4):316-318.
PAILLE Puy de Pailleret45.51672.81671590507GRCGerasimidis, A., N. Athanasiadis, and S. Panajiotidis. 2008. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 4. Mount Paiko (northern Greece). Grana, 47(4):316-318.
PALAS_A Palasiny49.688915.4833520Alluvium of a stream. Area: 4 ha. Broad alluvium of a stream. Surrounding vegetation: Quercion robori-petraeae.509CZEJankovská, V. 1989. The evolution of Late-Glacial and Holocene vegetation in the vicinity of Svetla nad Sazavou (in the western Forland of the Bohemian-Moravian uplands). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 24(4):337-448.
PALASINY Palasiny49.688915.4833520Alluvium of a stream. Area: 4 ha. Broad alluvium of a stream. Surrounding vegetation: Quercion robori-petraeae.510CZEJankovská, V. 1989. The evolution of Late-Glacial and Holocene vegetation in the vicinity of Svetla nad Sazavou (in the western Forland of the Bohemian-Moravian uplands). Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 24(4):337-448.
PELL79C2 Pelléautier44.52226.1833975Area: 16 ha. Nowadays a lake due to a dam. Physiography: lateral moraines of Würmian glacier. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, Pinus sylvestris, Quercus pubes.513FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
PESCH1 Peschanoe51.983325.4833139West side of lake, 100 m from the beach. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 208 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: fields and agriculture lands.515BLRZernitskaya, V.P. 1991. Palaeogeography of the Byelorussian Polessie in the Late Glacial and Holocene. Ph.D. Dissertation. Minsk University, Minsk, Byelorrussia.
PESCHAN2 Peschanoe51.983325.4833139West side of lake, 100 m from the beach. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 208 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: fields and agriculture lands.517BLRZernitskaya, V.P. 1991. Palaeogeography of the Byelorussian Polessie in the Late Glacial and Holocene. Ph.D. Dissertation. Minsk University, Minsk, Byelorrussia.
PETRILOV Mire Petrolivo56.000031.9833175N part of the mire. Area: 730 ha. Mire. Physiography: depression of late Pleistocene glacial. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest with small shrubs + Sphagnum.519RUSGunova, V.S., and A.R. Sirin. 1995. Paleogeographical condition of bog development in Zapadnodvinskaya lowland during Holocene. Pages 27-36 in Palynology in the Russia, Part 2. Moscow.
PEYRE04 Peyrelevade45.70752.0467780521FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
PLACECOM Place du Commerce47.2139-1.55617Confluence Erdre-Loire.524FINGrönlund, E.A.G., and E. Asikainen. 1992. Reflections of slash-and-burn cultivation cycles in a varved sediment of lake Pitkälampi (North Karelia, Finland). Lab. Arkeo. 6:43-48.
POPOVO Popovo Ezero41.707623.50822185Core diameter: 2 cm. Glacial lake. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine herb vegetation with Pinus mugo.527BGRStefanova, I., and E.D.B. Bozilova. 1995. Studies on the Holocene history of vegetation in the Northern Pirin Mountains, southwestern Bulgaria. Pages 9-31 in ed. E. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocene Palaeoecology in Bulgaria, Sofia, Bu
POV2 Lake Varna (Beloslav-Poveljanovo)43.200027.83330Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: Phragmites and hallophitic vegetation.530IRLWatts, W.A. 1977. The late Devensian vegetation of Ireland. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B 280:273-293.
PTICHJE Ptichje66.350030.5667120center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 128 ha. Mire. Physiography: rolling moraine within denudation relief. Surrounding vegetation: Picea.532RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
PUNOZER Punozerka62.816733.5778157center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Mire. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus.533RUSElina, G.A., and L.V. Filimonova. 1987. Late-Glacial vegetation on the territory of Karelia. Pages 53-69 in A. Raukas and L. Saarse, editors. Palaeohydrology of the temperate zone III. Mires and lakes. Valgus, Tallinn, Estonia.
PUNSO Punso57.683327.2500183central part of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 3.2 ha. Lake close to Kirikumäe. Physiography: rolling stagnation moraine. Surrounding vegetation: pines and spruce.534RUSElina, G.A., and L.V. Filimonova. 1987. Late-Glacial vegetation on the territory of Karelia. Pages 53-69 in A. Raukas and L. Saarse, editors. Palaeohydrology of the temperate zone III. Mires and lakes. Valgus, Tallinn, Estonia.
PUOLANKA Vasikkasuo64.666727.8667270Mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Mire, partly cultivated. Physiography: Sphagnum-Eriophorum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus and tall dwarf shrubs.535FINVuorela, I. 1990. Siitepölyanalyyttinen tutkimus asutuksen vaikutuksesta kasvillisuuteen Puolangan kunnan Kotilan kylässä. Geologian tutkimuskeskus, tutkimusraportti, pp. 21.
PUREK_N Puscizna Rekowianska49.483319.8167656central part of the raised bog. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 0.28 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: on Pleistocene fluvioglacial grave. Surrounding vegetation: fields, meadows, forest fragments.536POLObidowicz, A. 1993. Wahania gornej granicy lasu w poznym plejstocenie i holocenie w Tatrach [Fluctuations of the forest timberline in the Tatra Mountains during the last 12 000 years]. Dokumentacja Geograficzna, ed. A. Kotarba, 4-5:31-43.
QUARTZ Quartzevoe43.666741.16672726shore of river Quartzevoe. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.2 ha. The Eastern shore of the lake Quartzevoe. Physiography: sampy area. Surrounding vegetation: alpine meadow.537RUSKvavadze, E.V., and Yu.V. Efremov. 1996. Palynological studies of lake and lake-swamp sediments of the Holocene in the high mountains of Arkhys (Western Caucasus). Acta Palaeobotanica, 36(1):1996.
QUINTA01 Quintanar de la Sierra42.0333-3.01671470Core diameter: 5.5 cm.538ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
QUINTA02 Quintanar de la Sierra42.0333-3.01671470Core diameter: 5.5 cm.539ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
RAIGASTV Raigastvere Lake58.600026.666752Location: central part of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 122 ha. Site description: Lake. Physiography: drumlin field Vooremaa. Surrounding vegetation: mostly fields.540ESTPirrus, R., A.M. Rouk, and A. Liiva. 1987. Geology and stratigraphy of the reference site of Lake Raigastvere in Saadjärv drumlin field. Pages 101-122 in A. Raukas and L. Saarse, editors. Palaeohydrology of the temperate zone II. Lakes. Valgus, Tallinn, E
RANTOT Ran Viken56.283314.3000813Area of site: 6 ha. Site description: Lake with Phragmites. Physiography: rolling till-covered bedrock topography. Surrounding vegetation: Picea, Pinus, Fagus, Quercus.541SWEDigerfeldt, G. 1973. The post-glacial development of the bay Ranviken, Lake Immeln, I Regional vegetation history, II Water level changes. University of Lund Department of Quaternary Geology Report 1:1-59.
RASNA Rasna49.230615.3708680Location: central deepest part of the mire. Core diameter: 3 cm. Area of site: 12 ha. Site description: Artificial lake with neighbouring fen. Physiography: valley mire. Surrounding vegetation: spruce plantation.542CZERybnícková, E. 1974. Die Entwicklung der Vegetation und Flora im südlichen Teil der Böhmisch-Mährischen Höhe während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR, A7. Academia, Praha, 163pp.
RATTUV Rattuvarri69.350020.3167100Location: Near lake centre. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area of site: 3 ha. Site description: Lake. Physiography: bedrock hill mantled by till/ice contact. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest.543NOREronen, M., and H. Hyvärinen. 1982. Subfossil pine dates and pollen diagrams from northern Fennoscandia. Geologis. Fören. i Stockholm Föhand, 103:437-455.
RATZ81 Saint Julien de Ratz45.35005.6233650Area: 6 ha.544FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
RATZ83 Saint Julien de Ratz45.35005.6233650Area of site: 6 ha.545FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
RATZ85 Grand Ratz le Pellet45.34175.6083650Area of site: 0.25 ha. Site description: Swamp receiving springs waters. Physiography: small valley facing la Grande Chartreuse.546FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
REDMERE Redmere52.43330.43330Location: Northern edge of former mere. Core diameter: 10 cm. Site description: Holocene peats, clays and marls. Physiography: flat former coastal marshes. Surrounding vegetation: arable farmland.547GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. The Fenland Project, Number 9: Flandrian environmental change in Fenland. East Anglian Archaeology Monograph No.70.
REGET Regetovka49.425021.2792515Location: central part of peat-bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area of site: 3 ha. Site description: Peat bog. Physiography: depression of landslide. Surrounding vegetation: meadows and pasture communities.548SVKWacnik, A. 1995. The vegetational history of local flora and evidences of human activities recorded in the pollen diagram from site Regetovka, northeast Slovakia. Acta Palaeobotanica, 35(2):253-274.
REZABIN Rezabinec49.250014.1167369Location: South-Western bank of fishpond. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 6 ha. Site description: Artificial fish pond with marginal fen. Physiography: slightly undulated landscape. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, fields, alder carr.549CZERybnícková, E., and K. Rybnícek. 1985. Palaeogeobotanical evaluation of the Holocene profile from the Rezabinec fishpond. Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 20:419-437.
RIBNOE Ribnoe43.708341.20692115shore of lake Ribnoe. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 1 ha. Fluvial terrace of the river Kiafer. Physiography: swampy terrace. Surrounding vegetation: alpine meadow.551RUSKvavadze, E.V., and Yu.V. Efremov. 1996. Palynological studies of lake and lake-swamp sediments of the Holocene in the high mountains of Arkhys (Western Caucasus). Acta Palaeobotanica, 36(1):1996.
RL240 Rotsee47.07568.3256419Core diameter: 4.8 cm. Area: 419 ha. Lake.553CHELotter, A.F. 1988. Past water-level fluctuations at lake Rotsee (Switzerland), evidenced by diatom analysis. Pages 47-55 in U. Miller and A.M. Robertsson, editors. Proceedings of the Nordic Diatomist Meeting, Stockholm, June 10-12, 1987. University of Sto
RL250 Rotsee47.07568.3256419Core diameter: 4.8 cm. Area: 419 ha. Lake.554CHELotter, A.F., U. Eicher, H.J.B. Birks, and U. Siegenthaler. 1992. Late-glacial climatic oscillations as recorded in Swiss lake sediments. Journal of Quaternary Science, 7:187-204.
ROAG Little Loch Roag58.1333-6.883327Core diameter: 5.3 cm. Area: 20 ha. Mire fed by water draining from NE. Physiography: steep-sided rock channel oriented N/S. Surrounding vegetation: bog, heatland and grassland communities.555GBRBirks, H.J.B., and B.J. Madsen. 1979. Flandrian vegetational history of Little Loch Roag, Isle of Lewis, Scotland. Journal of Ecology, 67(3):825-842.
ROQUETAS Roquetas de Mar36.7944-2.58895East of Almeria. Core diameter: 10 cm. Coastal. Surrounding vegetation: Pistacia lentiscus, Chamaerops humilis.556ESPPantaléon-Cano, J., E.I. Yll, R.P. Pérez-Obiol, and J.M. Roure. 2003. Palynological evidence for vegetational history in semi-arid areas of the western Mediterranean (Almeria, Spain). The Holocene, 13(1):109-119.
ROZ14A_N Roztoki49.716721.5833230Eastern part of the depression. Area: 300 ha. Depression with lacustrine chalk and peat. Physiography: meader hill in the Jasiàka valley. Surrounding vegetation: fields and meadows.558POLHarmata, K. 1987. Late-Glacial and Holocene history of vegetation at Roztoki and Tarnowiec near Jaslo (Jaslo-Sanok Depression). Acta Palaeobotanica, 27(1):43-65.
ROZ1B_N Roztoki49.716721.5833230Eastern part of the depression. Area: 300 ha. Depression with lacustrine chalk and peat. Physiography: meader hill in the Jasiàka valley. Surrounding vegetation: fields and meadows.559POLHarmata, K. 1987. Late-Glacial and Holocene history of vegetation at Roztoki and Tarnowiec near Jaslo (Jaslo-Sanok Depression). Acta Palaeobotanica, 27(1):43-65.
RUDU2 Rudushskoe Lake56.500027.5500150Near north-western coarst. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 61 ha. Small closed lake on Latgale Upland. Physiography: till. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula-Alnus forests and fields.560LVAWatts, W.A. 1963. Late-glacial pollen zones in western Ireland. Irish Geography 4:367-376.
RUGOZERO Rugozero64.083332.6333140center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 250 ha. Mire. Physiography: glaciofluvial relief. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.561RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
RUKATUN Rukatunturi66.166729.1500462Summit region where peat had 27cm depth. Shallow peat above the forest limit. Physiography: hill summit. Surrounding vegetation: Calluna, Empetrum, Vaccinium spp., Festuca.562FINHicks, S. 1985. Problems and possibilities in correlating historical/archaeological and pollen-analytical evidence in a northern boreal environment: An example from Kuusamo Finland. Fennoscandia Archaeologica, 2:51-84.
RYONANSU Ryönänsuo60.433324.166770middle of the mire. Area: 10 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog surrounded by fields. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, dwarf shrubs.563FINRankama, T., and I. Vuorela. 1988. Between inland and coast in Metal Age Finland - human impact on the premeval forests of Southern Hame during the Iron Age. Memoranda Societatis Pro Fauna et Flora Fennica, 64:25-34.
S84 Lake Skrzetuszewskie52.550017.3606109North west of the lake. Area: 2.5 ha. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.567POLTobolski, K. 1991. (Polish). Pages 11-34 in K. Tobolski, editor. Wstep do paleoecologii lednideiego parku Krajobvazowego.
S87 Lake Skrzetuszewskie52.550017.3606109West of Ladnica lake, middle of the lake. Area: 2.5 ha. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.568POLTobolski, K. 1990. Paläoökologische Untersuchungen des Siedlungsgebietes im Lednica Landschaftspark (Nordwestpolen). Offa, 47:109-131.
SABBION1 Sabbion44.13007.47332216569FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
SAKSUNAR Saksunarvatn62.2500-7.183323Core diameter: 7.8 cm. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: grassland.571FROJóhansen, J. 1982. Vegetational development in the Faroes from 10 Kyr BP to the present. Danmarks Geologiske Undersogelser Årbog p. 111-136.
SALDROPO Saldropo43.0500-2.7167625Core diameter: 4.5 cm. Area: 0.15 ha.572ESPPenalba, M.C. 1994. The history of the Holocene vegetation in northern Spain from pollen analysis. Journal of Ecology, 82:815-832.
SANRAFA San Rafael36.7736-2.60140East of Almeria. Core diameter: 10 cm. Mediterranean sea coast. Surrounding vegetation: Pistacia lentiscus, Chamaerops humilis.574ESPPantaléon-Cano, J., E.I. Yll, R.P. Pérez-Obiol, and J.M. Roure. 2003. Palynological evidence for vegetational history in semi-arid areas of the western Mediterranean (Almeria, Spain). The Holocene, 13(1):109-119.
SARKIKAN Särkikangas65.916729.2000265Centre of mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 78 ha. Fen. Physiography: undulating till. Surrounding vegetation: spruce-pine forest, a fen fields.575FINHicks, S. 1985. Problems and possibilities in correlating historical/archaeological and pollen-analytical evidence in a northern boreal environment: An example from Kuusamo Finland. Fennoscandia Archaeologica, 2:51-84.
SERNA Serni43.666740.48062485Southern part of terrace. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.65 ha. Southern shore of the lake Kupaiushchies. Physiography: lake terraces. Surrounding vegetation: low alpine herbaceous.578RUSKvavadze, E.V., and Yu.V. Efremov. 1995. Palynological studies of Holocene lake sediments in the headwaters of the river Bezymianka (West Caucasus). Acta Palaeobotanica, 34(2):205-214.
SERRENT1 Serrent47.8094-2.468175579FRAMarage, D., L. Jaccottey, and O. Puertas. 2001. Pour une écologie historique: l'exemple du massif forestier de la Serre (Jura). Rev. For. Fr. LIII - numéro spécial:105-113.
SERRENT2 Serrent47.8094-2.468175580FRAMarage, D., L. Jaccottey, and O. Puertas. 2001. Pour une écologie historique: l'exemple du massif forestier de la Serre (Jura). Rev. For. Fr. LIII - numéro spécial:105-113.
SHABLA Lake Shabla-Ezeretz43.583328.55001Northern part of the lake. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 1.51 ha. Coastal lake. Physiography: coastal plain. Surrounding vegetation: agricultural areas with Quercetum mixtum.582BGRFilipova, M.V.F.M. 1985. Plaeoecological investigations of lake Shabla-Ezeretz in NE Bulgaria. Ecologia Mediterranea, 11(1):148-158.
SHEPET1 Shepeta Bog55.783325.1667110central part of the bog. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 1650 ha. Drained rised bog. Physiography: relief of basal tills. Surrounding vegetation: broad-leaved Picea forests.583LTUKabailiene, M.K. 1990. Holocene of Lithuania [in Lithuanian]. Mokslas, Vilnius, Lithuania.
SHOMBA Shombashuo65.116732.6333100center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 250 ha. Mire. Physiography: rolling moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus.584RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
SIBISTA Sibista43.233341.43062160right shore of river. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. The right shore of river Sibista. Physiography: swampy fluvial terrace above flood-plain. Surrounding vegetation: alpine low herbaceous vegetation.586GEOKvavadze, E.V., and L.P. Rukhadze. 1989. Vegetation and climate of the Holocene of Abkhazia. Metsniereba, Tbilisi, Georgia, 138p (in Russian).
SIIKASUO Siikasuo61.300022.066735middle part of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: Pinus dominated raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Lednum palustre, Vaccinium uliginosum.589FINVuorela, I. 1991. Lounais-suomen varhaismetallikautinen asutus ja viljely siitepölyanalyysin valossa, Karhunhammas, 13:2-23.
SIONASCA Loch Sionascaig58.0606-5.175074Area: 607 ha. Large loch with rocky shoreline. Physiography: massive mountains and rocky outcrops. Surrounding vegetation: blanket bogs with Betula woodlands.590GBRPennington, W. 1977. The Late Devensian flora and vegetation of Britain. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B 280:247-271.
SIXTE79 Saint Sixte45.42505.6250650Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2 ha.592FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
SIXTE85 Saint Sixte45.42505.6250650Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2 ha.593FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
SJSL972 Lac Saint Léger44.42006.33641308100 m south of the open water. Core diameter: 3 cm. Area: 14 ha. Bog on the shore of the lake. Physiography: lake between two moraines on a pass. Surrounding vegetation: Carex ampulacea, Shoenus ferrugineus.594FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
SJSLC Lac Saint Léger44.42006.33641308Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 14 ha. Bog on the shore of the lake. Physiography: lake between two moraines on a pass. Surrounding vegetation: Carex ampulacea, Shoenus ferrugineus.595FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
SJSLS Lac Saint Léger44.42006.33641308Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 14 ha. Bog on the shore of the lake. Physiography: lake between two moraines on a pass. Surrounding vegetation: Carex ampulacea, Shoenus ferrugineus.596FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
SK-5-A Hozelec49.050018.3000685Between Poprad and Hozelec. Mire. Physiography: in a small valley. Surrounding vegetation: agriculturally managed meadows.597SVKJankovská, V. 1988. A reconstruction of the Late-Glacial and Early-Holocene evolution of forest vegetation in the Poprad basin, Czechoslovakia. Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 23:303-320.
SKVARRAN Skvarran57.200016.150086Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 3 ha. Small lake dammed by peatland. Physiography: on the highest hill, surrounded by till. Surrounding vegetation: pine dominated.600SWESvensson, N.O., 1989. Late Weichseian and early Holocene shore displacement in the central Baltic, based on stratigraphical and morphological records from eastern Smaland and Gotland, Sweden. Lundqua Thesis 25. Ph.D. Dissertation. Lund University, Lund,
SLOP1_N Slopiec50.783320.7833248ca. 20 m from NE edge of peat-bog. Core diameter: 3 cm. Area: 9 ha. Mesotrophic peat-bog. Physiography: overgrown oxbow lake, sandy hills/dunes. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields, moist meadows.603POLSzczepanek, K. 1992. The peat-bog at Slopiec and the history of the vegetation of the Gory Swietokrzyskie Mountains (Central Poland) in the past 10,000 years. Veroff. Geobot. Inst. ETH, Stiftung Rnbel, Znrich 107(1992):365-368.
SLOP2_N Slopiec50.783320.7833248ca. 60 m from N border of the peat-bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 9 ha. Mesotrophic peat-bog. Physiography: overgrown oxbow lake, sandy hills/dunes. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields, moist meadows.604POLSzczepanek, K. 1992. The peat-bog at Slopiec and the history of the vegetation of the Gory Swietokrzyskie Mountains (Central Poland) in the past 10,000 years. Veroff. Geobot. Inst. ETH, Stiftung Rnbel, Znrich 107(1992):365-368.
SLUGGAN Sluggan Moss54.9333-6.300052Area: 600 ha. Suffered large scale peat erosion. Physiography: extensive area of raised bogs. Surrounding vegetation: raised bog.605GBRSmith, A.G., and I.C. Goddard. 1991. A 12500 years record of vegetational history at Sluggan Bog, County Antrim, Northern Ireland (incorporating a pollen zone scheme for the non-specalist). New Phytologist, 118:167-187.
SML Moselotte48.03197.00001290Centre of small peat bog. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 0.01 ha. Fen peat. Physiography: source area of Moselotte river. Surrounding vegetation: Sphagnum magellanicum-Trichophorum.606FRADe Valk, E.J. 1981. Late Holocene and present vegetation of the Kastelberg (Vosges, France). Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
SO4 Marais de la Perge45.3975-1.01032Head of a paleo-channel. Marsh La Perge. Physiography: atlantic littoral basin on sandy substra. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest, Alnus quercetum, Caricetum.609FRADiot, M.F., and J.P. Tastet. 1995. Paleo-environnements Holocenes et limites chrono-climatiques enregistres dans un marais estuarien de la Gironde (France). Quaternaire, 6(2):63-75.
SO6 Le Marais de la Perge (South)45.3825-1.11502Head of a paleo-channel. Marsh. Physiography: atlantic coast. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest.610FRADiot, M.F., and J.P. Tastet. 1995. Paleo-environnements Holocenes et limites chrono-climatiques enregistres dans un marais estuarien de la Gironde (France). Quaternaire, 6(2):63-75.
SOGUT Sögüt Gölü36.997529.89831400SE part of lake, 7.5 km NW of Kizilcadag. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Area: 500 ha. Drained lake. Surrounding vegetation: scattered Juniperus (actual).611TURvan Zeist, W., H. Woldring, and D. Stapert. 1975. Late quaternary vegetation and climate of southwestern Turkey. Palaeohistoria, 17:53-144.
SOLNECH Solnechnoe65.833334.333310center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Mire. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus.612RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
SOLSOE81 Lake Solso56.13338.633341central. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 2.5 ha. Strongly drained lake, now mostly fen. Physiography: almost flat landscape, 30-90 asl heights. Surrounding vegetation: dry-moist pasture, fertilized.614DNKOdgaard, B.V. 1988. Heathland history in western Jutland, Denmark. Pages 311-319 in H.H. Birks, H.J.B. Birks, P.E. Kaland, amd D. Moe, editors. The Cultural landscape - Past, Present and Future. Cambridge, United Kingdom.
SOLSOE83 Lake Solso56.13338.633341central. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2.5 ha. Strongly drained lake, now mostly fen. Physiography: almost flat landscape, 30-90 asl heights. Surrounding vegetation: dry-moist pasture, fertilized.615DNKOdgaard, B.V. 1988. Heathland history in western Jutland, Denmark. Pages 311-319 in H.H. Birks, H.J.B. Birks, P.E. Kaland, amd D. Moe, editors. The Cultural landscape - Past, Present and Future. Cambridge, United Kingdom.
SONBOU Son Bou39.92474.027212Lagoons. Core diameter: 10 cm. South coast of Minorca Island. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex.616ESPYll, E.I., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, J. Pantaléon-Cano, and J.M. Roure. 1997. Palynological evidence for climatic change and human activity during the Holocene on Minorca (Balearic Islands). Quaterny Research 48:339-347.
SOSVIATS Mire Sosvyatskoe56.200032.0000175N part of the mire. Area: 170 ha. Mire. Physiography: depression of late Pleistocene glacial. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest with small shrubs + Sphagnum.617RUSGunova, V.S., and A.R. Sirin. 1995. Paleogeographical condition of bog development in Zapadnodvinskaya lowland during Holocene. Pages 27-36 in Palynology in the Russia, Part 2. Moscow.
SPAJALLS Spjällsjön56.688914.5944146Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 3.8 ha. Very big lake. Physiography: in a drumlin-reed area. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce with some birch.618SWEBjörck, S., and P. Möller. 1987. Late Weichselian environmental history in southeastern Sweden during the deglaciation of the Scandinavian ice sheet. Quaternary Research, 28:1-37.
SPEZET Menez-Cam48.2500-3.5000Between Spezet and Gourin, 2 km SW Toulaero. Bog. Physiography: montaneous area (Montagnes noires).619FRAvan Zeist, W. 1964. A paleobotanical study of some bogs in western Brittany (Finistère), France. Paleohistoria, 10:157-180.
SPITS Semmeldalen76.668315.333325Left coast of the Semmel river. Area: 1 ha. Relic peat-bog,now undermined by river. Physiography: first terrace about flood-plain of river.621SJMZelikson, E.M. 1971. Palynological investigation of a Holocene peat deposit from Spitsbergen [in Russian]. Pages 199-212 in M.I. Neustadt , editor. Holocene palynology. For the Third International Palynologic Conference (Novosibirsk, USSR, 1971). Academy
SRE4 Lake Srebarna44.083327.116720central part of the lake. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 800 ha. Lake-Biosphere reserve. Physiography: on the terrace of Danube river. Surrounding vegetation: Quercetum mixtum groups and agriculture.622BGRLazarova, M.A. 1995. Human impact on the natural vegetation in the region of Lake Srebarna and mire Garvan (northeastern Bulgaria). Palynological and Palaeoethnobotanical evidence. Pages 47-67 in E.D.B. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocen
SREBAR Lake Srebarna44.083327.116720Core diameter: 50 cm. Area: 800 ha. Lake-Biosphere reserve. Physiography: on the terrace of Danube river. Surrounding vegetation: Quercetum mixtum groups and agriculture.623BGRBozilova, E.D.B., M.A. Lazarova, and K. Straszewska. 1985. Geomorphological characteristics and development of the vegetation in the region of Srebarna Lake Bulgaria (in Bulgarian). Godishnik na Sofiiskiya Universitet Kliment Okhridski Biologicheski Fak
STEKLIN Steklin52.933318.983373West central part of the lake. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 112.3 ha. Lake basin with steep slopes. Physiography: part of subglacial channel. Surrounding vegetation: anthropogenic communities.625POLNoryskiewicz, B., and M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa. 1989. Type Region P-w: Dobrzyn-Olsztyn Lake Districts. Acta Palaeobotanica 29(2):85-93.
STSAU Saint Sauveur43.56643.91671500 m at North Lattes archeological site. Core diameter: 10 cm. Lagoon. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus ilex-Ericaceae-Cistaceae.628FRAPuertas, O. 1997. Evolution de la végétation depuis le Dryas récent dans la plaine littorale de Montpellier (Hérault, France) à partir de l'analyse pollinique. Dynamique naturelle et anthropisation du milieu. Ph.D. Dissertation, Université de Franche-Comt
STTHOMAS Saint-Thomas47.2686-1.75001St Etienne de Montluc.629FRAVoeltzel, D. 1987. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la vegetation holocene de la plaine alluviale de l'estuaire de la Loire et des coteaux environnants. Ph.D. Dissertation, Aix-Marseille, France.
STUPINO Stupino52.250039.833395Border part of mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10 ha. Mire. Physiography: pading. Surrounding vegetation: pine, oak.630RUSSurova, T.G., and A.N. Krenke. 1992. On the vegetation development and climate changes of Voronehz area during the Holocene [in Russian]. Pages 100-110 in Data of meteorological studies, 15. Russian Academy of Sciences Geophysical Committee.
STVIAUD Saint Viaud Contin47.2650-2.01672631FRABernard, J. 1996. Paléoenvironnement du Pays de Retz et du marais breton-vendéen. Thèse de Doctorat, Université de Nantes, vol. I, texte: 190p., vol. II, illustrations: 55p.
SUCHED93 Suchedniow51.050020.850025510 m from the fen and terrace shore. Area: 3 ha. Fen at the foot ofriver Kamionka terrace. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest with addition of Quercus.632POLSzczepanek, K. 1961. Polanoglacjalna i holocenaska historia rosalinnoasci Gor swietokrzyskich [in Polish: The history of the Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation of the Holy Cross Mountains]. Acta Palaeobotanica, 2(2):3-45.
SUDOB_2 Sudoble Lake54.033328.1000165center of lake. Area: 151 ha. Kettle. Physiography: fluvio-glacial flat. Surrounding vegetation: pine, birch,oak.633BLRBogdel, I.I. 1984. Razvitie prirody Belorrussii v golotsene [Holocane environmental changes of Byelorussia]. Cond. Dissertation, Belarusskii Universety, 192p.
SUDOBLE Sudoble Lake54.033328.1000165300 m from beach. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 151 ha. Kettle. Physiography: fluvio-glacial flat. Surrounding vegetation: pine, birch,oak.634BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
SUH2 Dry Lake II42.050023.53331900Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2 ha. Peat bog on the place of former lake. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus silvestris, Pinus peuce, Picea, Abies.635BGRBozilova, E.D.B., S. Tonkov, and D. Pavlova. 1986. Pollen and plant macrofossil analyses of the Lake Sucho Ezero in the south Rila mountains. Jn. Annual of Sofia University, Faculty of Biology, 80(2):48-57.
SUOVAL Suovalampi69.583328.8333104Near the lake centre. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 16 ha. Lake. Physiography: hummocky, bouldery abl. moraine. Surrounding vegetation: thin birch and pine woodland.636FINHyvärinen, H. 1975. Absolute and relative pollen diagrams from northernmost Fennoscandia. Fennia, 142:1-23.
SVATOBOR Svatoborice-Mistrin48.833317.1667175central part of the peat bog. Peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Quercetea robori-petraeae.637CZESvobodová, H. 1989. A reconstruction of natural environment and settlement in the environs of Mistrin. A palynological study [in Czech]. Pamatky archeologicke, 80:188-206.
SVENC Svencele Bog55.495321.29227NE part of the bog. Core diameter: 12 cm. Area: 1332.8 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: on the maritime terrace. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Alnus, Populus, Salix.638CZESvobodová, H. 1989. A reconstruction of natural environment and settlement in the environs of Mistrin. A palynological study [in Czech]. Pamatky archeologicke, 80:188-206.
SVITJAS Svitjaz53.433325.9167242250 m from southen part of beach. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 224 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated area with Pinus, Betula.639BLRElovicheva, Ya.K., and I.I. Bogdel. 1985. Novye razrezy golosena Belarusi [New Holocene sections of Byelorussia]. Pages 141-169 in Geologicheskoe stroenie osadochnoi tolshchi Belorussii [Geological composition of sedimentary sequence of Byelorussia]. Nauk
SYRJALAN Syrjälänsuo61.216728.116783middle of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.2 ha. Restricted peat bog. Physiography: suppasuo in connection with sandy harjut. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, tall dwarf shrubs.640POLMakohonienko, M. 2000. Przyrodnicza historia Gniezna. Prace Zakladu Biogeografii i paleoekologii. UAM. Homini. Poznan-Gniezno: 1-121.
SZYM_N Szymbark49.633321.1000465Behind frontal ridge of the landslide. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.15 ha. Mesotrophic peat-bog. Physiography: landslide nich. Surrounding vegetation: fir-Beech forests.641POLSzczepanek, K. 1989. Type region P-c: Low Beskidy Mountains. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):17-23.
TAR1_N Tarnawa Wyzna49.100022.8333670central part of the raised peat-bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 9 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: upper terrace of San (uppermost course). Surrounding vegetation: meadows, fen, spruce (spruce-fir) stands.643POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M. 1989. Type region P-e: The Bieszczady Mountains. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):31-35.
TAR2_N Tarnawa Wyzna49.100022.8333670Near top of dome of the raised peat-bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 9 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: upper terrace of San (uppermost course). Surrounding vegetation: meadows, fen, spruce (spruce-fir) stands.644POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M. 1989. Type region P-e: The Bieszczady Mountains. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):31-35.
TARFFPG Loch Tarff57.1542-4.5958291Small lake in moorland. Physiography: surrounded by well drained slopes. Surrounding vegetation: deforested acid moorland.646GBRPennington, W. 1977. The Late Devensian flora and vegetation of Britain. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B 280:247-271.
TARW_N Tarnowiec49.700021.6167220Eastern part of the depression. Area: 12 ha. Depression with lacustrine chalk and peat. Physiography: thermokarst hollow between small hills. Surrounding vegetation: fields and meadows.647POLHarmata, K. 1987. Late-Glacial and Holocene history of vegetation at Roztoki and Tarnowiec near Jaslo (Jaslo-Sanok Depression). Acta Palaeobotanica, 27(1):43-65.
TENAGI1 Tenaghi Philippon40.983324.783310Tectonic depression. Surrounding vegetation: Populus and planted Acacias.650GRCTurner, J., and J.R.A. Greig. 1975. Some Holocene pollen diagrams from Greece. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 20:171-204.
TG8 Delta del Rio Besos41.38032.24830Delta of a river.651ESPPantaléon-Cano, J., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, and J.M. Roure. 1994. La representacion del paisaje vegetal del area de Barcelona durante en ultimo milenio a partir del analisis polinico de sedimentos marinos del delta del rio Besos datados por 210Pb Pages 211-223
THORPE Thorpe Bulmer54.7167-1.3000100Core diameter: 3.5 cm. Area: 1 ha. Sphagnum dominates this peat infill. Physiography: infilled kettle hole. Surrounding vegetation: arable fields.652GBRBartley, D.D., C. Chambers, and B. Hart-Jones. 1976. The vegetational history of parts of south and east Durham. New Phytologist, 77:437-468.
TM-1 Tschokljovo Marsh42.366722.8333870South western part. Core diameter: 2 cm. Area: 180 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: meadows and arable land and oak forest.653BGRTonkov, S., and E.D.B. Bozilova. 1992. Paleoecological investigation of Tchokljovo Marsh (Konjavska Mountains). Annual of Sofia University, Faculty of Biology, 83(2):5-16.
TO-25 Lake Balaton (Southwest)46.818317.7350104middle of the Szemes sub-basin of lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.57 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: forest with dominance of Quercus Fagus.654HUNNagy-Bodor, E., T. Cserny, and E. Nagy. 1995. Unpublished report on the study performed for the European Pollen Database.
TO-9 Lake Balaton (Northeast)47.001718.10421043 km from the eastern shore of sub-basin. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.57 ha. Lake. Surrounding vegetation: forest with dominance of Quercus, Fagus.656HUNNagy-Bodor, E., T. Cserny, and E. Nagy. 1995. Unpublished report on the study performed for the European Pollen Database.
TOMTABAC Åkerhultagöl [Tomtabaken]57.483314.4667303Area: 3 ha. a mire pool. Physiography: basin sourrounded by hills. Surrounding vegetation: forests with pine and spruce.657SWEBjörck, S., and S. Håkansson. 1982. Radiocarbon dates from Late Weichselian lake sediments in south Sweden as a basis for chronostratigraphic subdivision. Boreas, 11:141-150.
TONDII Tondi59.466724.916740central part of mire. Area: 116 ha. Overgrown lake, raised bog. Physiography: alvar area, flat limestone plateau. Surrounding vegetation: not left any, in town!.658ESTSaarse, L., and A. Liiva. 1995. Geology of the Äntu group of lake. Proceedings Acad. Sci. Estonia. Geology, 2.
TORNOS01 Puerto de Los Tornos43.1500-3.4333920In the valley, 20 m right of the road. Core diameter: 5.5 cm. Peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus, Pteridium aquilinum, Ulex, Ericaeae.660ESPPenalba, M.C. 1989. Dynamique de vegetation Tardiglaciaire et Holocene du centre-nord de l'Espagne d'après l'analyse pollinique. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
TOURVES Tourves43.50005.9000298661FRANicol-Pichard, S. 1987. Analyse pollinique d'une séquence tardi et postglaciaire à Tourves (Var, France). Ecologia Mediterranea, 13:29-42.
TROLLVAT Trollvatnet69.875023.4667188Near lake centre. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 10 ha. Lake. Physiography: bedrock hill mantled by till. Surrounding vegetation: open pine forest.662NORHyvärinen, H. 1985. Holocene pollen history of the Alta area, an isolated pine forest north of the general pine forest region in Fennoscandia. Ecologia Mediterranea, 11(1):69-71.
TRUMER Trumer Moos47.933313.0667500Small forest on mire. Area: 10 ha. Mire in partly in-filled lake. Physiography: lakes between glacial moraines. Surrounding vegetation: mire.663AUTKrisai, R. 1975. Die Ufervegetation der Trumer Seen (Salzburg). Dissertationes Botanicae, 29:1-202.
TRUMMTOT Lake Trummen56.866714.8333161664SWEDigerfeldt, G. 1972. The post-glacial development of Lake Trummen. Regional vegetation history, water level and palaeolimnology. Folia Limnologia Scandinavica, 16:1-96.
TUIU Mire Johvika58.500022.333332N-W part of the mire. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 10 ha. Mire overgrown by Pinus. Physiography: basin dammed by Ancylus lake formations. Surrounding vegetation: mostly pine forest.665ESTHansson, A.M., S. Hiie, K. Kihno, R. Masauskaité, D. Moe, V. Seiriené, and N. Torske. 1996. A vegetation historical study of Johvikasoo, an ombrogenous mire at Tuiu, Saaremaa, Estonia. PACT, 51:39-55.
TULLERIN Tullerinsuo61.333321.950029middle of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest, Lednum palustre, Eriophorum.666FINVuorela, I. 1991. Lounais-suomen varhaismetallikautinen asutus ja viljely siitepölyanalyysin valossa, Karhunhammas, 13:2-23.
TYTUV Tytuvenu Tyrelis55.583323.3000125Se part of the fen. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 1 ha. Fen surrounding small lake. Physiography: on the thermokarst lowering. Surrounding vegetation: broad-leaved Picea forests.668LTUKabailiene, M.K. 1990. Holocene of Lithuania [in Lithuanian]. Mokslas, Vilnius, Lithuania.
UBERLING Grosses Überling Schattseit-Moor47.166713.90001750Area: 12 ha. Almost untouched. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest with Larix and Pinus cembra.669AUTKrisai, R., B. Burgstaller, U. Ehmer-Künkele, R. Schiffer, and E. Wurm. 1991. Die Moore des Ost-Lungaues - Heutige Vegetation, Enstehung, Waldgeschichte ihrer Umgebung. Sauteria, 5:1-240. 8 maps. Institut für Botanik, Salzburg.
UITBERG Uitbergen51.01783.94474central part of the fen. Area: 1 ha. Fen. Physiography: depression of a coversand plain and. Surrounding vegetation: grassland and scattered trees.670BELVerbruggen, C. 1979. Paleoecologische en palynlogische benadering van enkele bekende historisch-geografisch problemen in Vlaaderen. Bronnen voor de historisch geografie van Belgie. Handelingen van het Colloquium te Brussel, 25-27-IV:487-497.
URMIA Lake Urmia37.583345.46671300671IRNBottema, S. 1987. Chronology and climatic phases in the near east from 16,000 to 10,000 BP. Pages 295-310 in O. Aurenche, J. Evin, and F. Hours, editors. Chronologies in the Near East. Oxford, United Kingdom.
URMIA20 Lake Urmia37.583345.46671300672IRNWright, H.E., Jr., J.H. McAndrews, and W. van Zeist. 1967. Modern pollen rain in western Iran, and its relation to plant geography and Quaternary vegetational history. Journal of Ecology 55:415-443.
USTMASH Ust'Mashevskoe56.316757.8833220Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 30 ha. Raised bog of first terrace of Ufa river. Physiography: plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Picea obovata, Betula pubescens, Pinus.673RUSPanova, N.K., V.I. Makovsky, and N.G. Erokhin. 1996. Golotsenovaya dinamika rastitelnosti v raione Krasnoufimskoi stepi [Holocene dynamics of vegetation in Krasnoufimskaya forest-steppe area]. Pages 80-93 in Lesoobrazovatelnyi protses na Urale i v Zaurali
VALPROV2 Vallon de Provence44.39116.40422075center of the marsh. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 0.25 ha. Low Marsh with Cyperaceae. Physiography: little structural depression (sandstone). Surrounding vegetation: Caricetum.675FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
VAN Lake Van38.500043.0000677TURvan Zeist, W., and H. Woldring. 1978. A postglacial pollen diagram from Lake Van in east Anatolia. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 26:249-276.
VASIKKAS Vasikkasuo64.666727.8667270Cultivated field. Core diameter: 5 cm. Mire, partly cultivated. Physiography: Sphagnum-Eriophorum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus and tall dwarf shrubs.678FINVuorela, I. 1991. Turvetutkimus Suomen asutushistosoian selvittämisessä, Suo 42(5):101-108.
VEGORIT Vegoritis 840.750021.7500570N Greece, W. of Plain of Macedonia. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 6830 ha.680CHEReille, M. 1991. L'origine de la station de pin à crochets de la tourbière de Pinet (Aude) et de quelques stations isolées de cet arbre dans les Vosges et le Jura. Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 138, Lettres bot. 2:123-148.
VERNER Vernerovice50.100016.2500450central part of the peat deposit. Area: 1.5 ha. Flat valley. Physiography: valley fen, slightly sloping. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields, meadow, spruce.684CZEPeichlová, M. 1979. Historie vegetace Broumovska [Vegetation history of the Broumovska region]. Cand. diss. Thesis, Academy of Science CR, Pruhonice, 122pp.
VINGOL Vingölen57.133315.95001046 km southeast of Högsby. Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 4.5 ha. a small lake. Physiography: in a sheltered position in a valley. Surrounding vegetation: mostly spruce.685SWESvensson, N.O., 1989. Late Weichseian and early Holocene shore displacement in the central Baltic, based on stratigraphical and morphological records from eastern Smaland and Gotland, Sweden. Lundqua Thesis 25. Ph.D. Dissertation. Lund University, Lund,
VISHN Vishnevskoe Lake60.502229.516915center of lake. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 1020 ha. Small, shallow flat bottomed lake. Physiography: glacial and limno-glacial sediments. Surrounding vegetation: pine-birch forest.686RUSTrifonova, I., and N.N. Davydova. 1983. Diatoms in the plankton and sediments of two lakes of different trophic type [in Russian]. Hidrobiologia, 103:265-268.
VOHMA Vôhma Mire59.050027.333346central part of the mire. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 200 ha. Mire. Physiography: between ancient (DR3?) dunes. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest.690CZESvobodová, H. 1990. Vegetace Jizní Moravy v Druhé polovine prvého tisíciletí. Archeologické rozhledy, 42:170-205.
VOISE Vallée de la Voise48.41671.7500150 m from river Voise, 50 m W of road 122.691FRAvan Zeist, W., and M.R. van der Spoel-Walvius. 1980. A palynological study of the Late-Glacial and the Postglacial in the Paris basin. Palaeohistoria, 22:67-109.
VRACOV Vracov48.977817.2028192center of the previous lake. Area: 19 ha. Artificial lake after peat exploitation. Physiography: flat valley. Surrounding vegetation: pine plantations and fields.694CZESvobodová, H. 1992. The development of the southern Moravian vegetation in the Late Glacial and Holocene [in Czech]. Thesis. Institute of Botany Pruhonice, Czech Republic.
WELNEY Welney Washes52.51670.25002Location: Within the hundred foot washes. Core diameter: 5 cm. Site description: Pastureland The Washes. Physiography: flat, fenland basin. Surrounding vegetation: grassland.696GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. The Fenland Project, Number 9: Flandrian environmental change in Fenland. East Anglian Archaeology Monograph No.70.
WEST Mire Pelisoo58.466722.383333Location: SW part of mire. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area of site: 700 ha. Site description: Partly drained raised bog. Physiography: locates on the W. Saaremaa elevation. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus and mixed forest.697ESTSaarse, L., E. Vishnevskaya, and A. Sarv. 1990. Geological development of lakes, Island Saaremaa. Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science, Biology, 39(1):34-45. (In Russian, with English summary).
WIGGENHA Wiggenhall St. Germans52.68330.33331Location: Dyke side. Core diameter: 5 cm. Site description: Dyke side, arable landscape. Physiography: flat, fenland basin. Surrounding vegetation: arable agriculture.698GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. The Fenland Project, Number 9: Flandrian environmental change in Fenland. East Anglian Archaeology Monograph No.70.
WILLINGH Willingham Mere52.3333-0.05142Location: Centre of basin. Core diameter: 5 cm. Site description: Arable agriculture. Physiography: flat, on the edge of fenland. Surrounding vegetation: arable agriculture.699GBRWaller, M.P. 1994. The Fenland Project, Number 9: Flandrian environmental change in Fenland. East Anglian Archaeology Monograph No.70.
XK120 Black Sea (South)42.067528.4850-94South bulgarian shelf of the Black sea. Marine core from the Black Sea.701BGRShopov, V.S., E.D.B. Bozilova, and J.R. Atanassova. 1992. Biostratigraphy and radiocarbon data of upper quaternary sediments from the western part of the Black Sea. Geologica Balcanica, 22(2):59-70.
XK-55 Black Sea (Southwest 2)42.067528.8889South western continental slope of B.Sea. Marine core from the Black Sea.702BGRShopov, V.S., E.D.B. Bozilova, and J.R. Atanassova. 1992. Biostratigraphy and radiocarbon data of upper quaternary sediments from the western part of the Black Sea. Geologica Balcanica, 22(2):59-70.
YLIMYSNE Ylimysneva62.133322.8667172SW side of the mire. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 120 ha. Bog complex. Surrounding vegetation: submesic Pinus coniferous forest.705FINHuttunen, A. 1990. Vegetation and palaeoecology of a bog complex in southern Finland. Aquilo ser. Bot., 28:27-37.
ZALT Zalozhtsy49.750025.4500320Centre of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 140 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests and meadow steppes.707UKRBezusko, L.G., T.M. Kajutkina, and N.N. Kovalukh. 1982. YIII s'ezd Ukrainskovo botanicheskogo obschestva [New data of Allerod vegetation of Ukraine]. Naukova dumka, Kiev, Ukraine.
ZAPOVED Zapovednoe65.116732.6333110center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 510 ha. Mire. Physiography: rolling moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Picea.708RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
ZARUCKOE Zaruckoe63.900036.250020center of mire. Core diameter: 4 cm. Area: 1250 ha. Mire. Physiography: sea plain. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus.709RUSElina, G.A. 1981. Principles and methods for reconstruction and mapping of Holocene vegetation [in Russian]. Leningrad, Nauka, 159 p.
ZBUDOV1 Zbudovska blata49.833314.3306380ca. 1.5 km from Zliv village. Core diameter: 10 cm. Burried peat. Physiography: broad floodplain. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, fields.711CZERybnícková, E., K. Rybnícek, and V. Jankovská. 1975. Palaeoecological investigation of burried peat profiles from the Zbudovska Blata marshes, southern Bohemia. Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 10:157-178.
ZBUDOV2 Zbudovska blata49.833314.3306380ca. 1.5 km from Zliv village. Core diameter: 10 cm. Burried peat. Physiography: broad floodplain. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, fields.712CZERybnícková, E., K. Rybnícek, and V. Jankovská. 1975. Palaeoecological investigation of burried peat profiles from the Zbudovska Blata marshes, southern Bohemia. Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 10:157-178.
ZELLHOF Wasenmoos beim Zellhof47.983313.1000505Area: 7 ha. Raised bog in mire landscape. Physiography: lakes between glacial moraines. Surrounding vegetation: mires.713AUTKrisai, R. 1975. Die Ufervegetation der Trumer Seen (Salzburg). Dissertationes Botanicae, 29:1-202.
ZERIBAR Lake Zeribar35.533346.1167714CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ZIRBEN Zirbenwaldmoor46.858311.02502150central part of the site. Area: 0.4 ha. Infilled lake. Physiography: glacial depression. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus cembra-Larix-Juniperus forest.715AUTRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 1977. Mooruntersuchung im ob oberen. Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 12:245-291.
ZIRBEN1 Zirbenwaldmoor46.858311.02502150central part of the site. Area: 0.4 ha. Infilled lake. Physiography: glacial depression. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus cembra-Larix-Juniperus forest.716AUTRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 1977. Mooruntersuchung im ob oberen. Folia Geobotanica and Phytotaxonomica, 12:245-291.
ZS-9a Zsombo Swamp46.361419.994292North-west of szeged strikes. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.37 ha. Swamp area formed between drift sand dun. Surrounding vegetation: fragments of riparian forest.717HUNNagy-Bodor, E., T. Cserny, and E. Nagy. 1995. Unpublished report on the study performed for the European Pollen Database.
ZURATKUL Zuratkul54.900059.2667720central part of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 65 ha. Raised bog near Zuratkul' Lake. Physiography: low elevation mountain. Surrounding vegetation: Abies sibirica, Picea obovata.718RUSPanova, N.K. 1982. Istoria gornykh lesov tsentral'noi chasti Yuzhnogo Urala v golotsene [History of mountain forests in central part of Southern Ural during the Holocene]. Lesovedinie, 1:26-34.
JASLO Jaslo49.783321.4667250Valley in the eastern part of the Jaslo. Jasiolka River valley. Surrounding vegetation: meadows.720POLHarmata, K. 1995. A Late Glacial and Early Holocene profile from Jaslo and recapitulation of the studies on the vegetational history of the Jaslo-Sanok Depression in the last 13000 years. Acta Palaeobotanica, 35(1):15-45.
CLEAT Loch Cleat57.0667-6.333338Local vegetation: Carex rostata-Menyanthes trifoliata fen. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 1.25 ha. Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: rock basin in dolerite. Surrounding vegetation: grassland and shallow blanket bog.725GBRWilliams, W. 1976. The Flandrian vegetational history of the Isle of Skye and the Morar Peninsula. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom.
GEORGENF Georgenfelder Hochmoor50.750013.7500860No laminations.726DEUStebich, M., and T. Litt. 1997. Das Georgenfelder Hochmoor ein Archiv fur Vegetations. Siedlungs und Bergbaugeschichte. Leipziger Geowissenschaften 5:209-216. Leipzig.
HOPSEIDT Lake Hopseidet70.833327.7167225Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 9 ha. Lake. Physiography: smooth topography. Surrounding vegetation: treeless tundra.727NORSeppä, H. 1996. Post-glacial dynamics of vegetation and tree-lines in the far north of Fennoscandia. Fennia 174:1-96.
IFJORD Lake Ifjord70.433327.6333317Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 10 ha. Physiography: bowl-shaped basin. Surrounding vegetation: treeless, alpine.728NORSeppä, H. 1996. Post-glacial dynamics of vegetation and tree-lines in the far north of Fennoscandia. Fennia 174:1-96.
LAKERACZ Lake Racze53.916714.66679Location: 80 m from S shore, SSW part of the lake. Local vegetation: Lobelia lake invaded by reed rushes. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area of site: 5 ha. Site description: Eutrophicated Lobelia-lake. Physiography: kettle-hole lake within kame terrace. Surrounding vegetation: pastures and fields.730POLRybak, M., J. Rybak, and M. Zadrozna. 1987. Palaeolimnology of a small oligotrophic lake on Wolin Island, Baltic Sea, Poland. Hydrobiologia 146:169-179.
MEODAL Loch Meodal57.1333-5.8667105Local vegetation: Carex rostata-Aulacomnium palustre fen. Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 20 ha. Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: depression between rock knolls and slopes. Surrounding vegetation: blanket bog, heathland and acid grassland.733GBRWilliams, W. 1976. The Flandrian vegetational history of the Isle of Skye and the Morar Peninsula. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom.
MFM6T Meerfelder Maar50.10006.7500336Laminated. Area: 24.8 ha. Lake. Physiography: maar.734DEUBrauer, A., C. Günter, S.J. Johnsen, and J.F.W. Negendank. 2000. Land-ice teleconnections of cold climatic periods during the last Glacial/Interglacial transition. Climate Dynamics (2000) 16:229-239.
MIK2_N Lake Mikolajki53.768121.4181116central part of lake, close to E shore. Local vegetation: Poor aquatic and swamp vegetation. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 600 ha. Lake with steep slopes. Physiography: subglacial channel lake. Surrounding vegetation: forests, pastures, cultivated land.735POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M. 1989. Type Region P-x: Masurian Great Lakes District. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):95-100.
OUVEIL2 Etang d'Ouveillan43.26673.00006Local vegetation: Agricultural, cultivated. Physiography: solution hollow. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated land.737FRASánchez-Goñi, M.F. 1995. Analyse palynologique de l'Etang d'Ouveillan Pages 265-275 in I. Guilaine, editor. Temps et espace da ns le bassin de l'Aude du Neolithique a l'Age du Fer, CNRS.
PLAINEP Plaine Alpe44.96396.59421850Core diameter: 7 cm. Peat bog. Physiography: located on a 'ledge' on the S slope. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest, P.unicata, P.sylv. and Birch.738FRAMuller, S.D., F. David, and S. Wicha. 2000. Impact de l'exposition des versants et de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique forestiére dans les alpes du sud (France). Géographie physique et Quaternaire 54(2):231-243.
PREROND Pré Rond44.91896.59421800Core diameter: 7 cm. Peat bog. Physiography: bordered by morraine. Located on N slope. Surrounding vegetation: larch forest, Beech further away.739FRAMuller, S.D., F. David, and S. Wicha. 2000. Impact de l'exposition des versants et de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique forestiére dans les alpes du sud (France). Géographie physique et Quaternaire 54(2):231-243.
PUSZDARZ Darzlubie Forest54.700018.166740ca. 1 km SW of Dobre lake. Core diameter: 10 cm. Fen in Dobre lake channel, 100m broad. Physiography: outwash plain. Surrounding vegetation: planted pine forests.740POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M., and M. Latalowa. 1996. Poland. In: B.E. Berglund, H.J.B. Birks, M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, and H.E. Wright, Editors. Palaeoecological events during the last 15000 years: regional syntheses of palaeoecological studies of lakes and mir
SCHWEMA3 Schwemm47.650012.3000664Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 60 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: depression between moraines, former lake. Surrounding vegetation: graslands, above 700 m Piceeto-Abietetum. Vegetation formation: Picea-Abies-Fagus, most Fagus, then Abies.741AUTOeggl, K. 1988. Beiträge zur Vegetationgeschichte Tirols VII: Das Hochmoor Schwemm bei Wachsee. Ber. net.-med. Verein Innsbruck 75:37-60.
SCHWEMB1 Schwemm47.650012.3000664Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 60 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: depression between moraines, former lake. Surrounding vegetation: graslands, above 700 m Piceeto-Abietetum. Vegetation formation: Picea-Abies-Fagus, most Fagus, then Abies.742AUTOeggl, K. 1988. Beiträge zur Vegetationgeschichte Tirols VII: Das Hochmoor Schwemm bei Wachsee. Ber. net.-med. Verein Innsbruck 75:37-60.
SCHWEMB5 Schwemm47.650012.3000664Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 60 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: depression between moraines, former lake. Surrounding vegetation: graslands, above 700 m Piceeto-Abietetum. Vegetation formation: Picea-Abies-Fagus, most Fagus, then Abies.743AUTOeggl, K. 1988. Beiträge zur Vegetationgeschichte Tirols VII: Das Hochmoor Schwemm bei Wachsee. Ber. net.-med. Verein Innsbruck 75:37-60.
SCHWEMF4 Schwemm47.650012.3000664Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 60 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: depression between moraines, former lake. Surrounding vegetation: graslands, above 700 m Piceeto-Abietetum. Vegetation formation: Picea-Abies-Fagus, most Fagus, then Abies.744AUTOeggl, K. 1988. Beiträge zur Vegetationgeschichte Tirols VII: Das Hochmoor Schwemm bei Wachsee. Ber. net.-med. Verein Innsbruck 75:37-60.
SKAIDJVR Lake Skaidejavri70.000827.8667183Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 24 ha. Medium size lake. Physiography: rolling rockland. Surrounding vegetation: sparse mountain birch forest.745FINSeppä, H. 1996. Post-glacial dynamics of vegetation and tree-lines in the far north of Fennoscandia. Fennia 174:1-96.
THZM4AB Holzmaar50.11678.8789425Laminated. Area: 5.8 ha. Lake. Physiography: volcanic Crater Lake.746DEUBrauer, A., T. Litt, J.F.W. Negendank, and B. Zolitschka. 2001. Lateglacial varve chronology and biostratigraphy of lakes Holzmaar and Meerfelder Maar, Germany. Boreas, Vol. 30:83-88.
TSUOLJVR Lake Tsuolbmajavri68.691722.0833526Local vegetation: Mountain birch, shrubs, and dwarf shrubs. Area: 14 ha. Lake. Physiography: rolling bedrock dominated landscape. Surrounding vegetation: mountain birch.747FINSeppä, H., and S. Hicks. 2006. Integration of modern and past pollen accumulation rate (PAR) records across the arctic tree-line: a method for more precise vegetation reconstructions. Quaternary Science Reviews 25:1501-1516.
WA3ROH Wachel 353.43898.868917749DEUDörfler, W. 1989. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetations- und Siedlungsgeschichte im Süden des Landkreises Cuxhaven, Niedersachsen. Probleme der Küstenforschung im südlichen Nordseegebiet 17:1-75.
WOLIN2 Wolin II53.833314.66675Location: 400 m W of river Dziwna. Local vegetation: Phragmitetea communities. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 5 ha. Site description: Fen, pits after peat cutting. Physiography: mire complex along the river bank. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, pastures and swards.750POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M., and M. Latalowa. 1996. Poland. In: B.E. Berglund, H.J.B. Birks, M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, and H.E. Wright, Editors. Palaeoecological events during the last 15000 years: regional syntheses of palaeoecological studies of lakes and mir
WOR80_N Woryty53.750020.2000105Location: SE of lowest part of overgr. lake depr. Local vegetation: Reed swamp remnant (Magnocaricion). Core diameter: 8 cm. Area of site: 30.5 ha. Site description: Extinct overgrown lake. Physiography: among moraine hills. Surrounding vegetation: fields, fragm. of mixed pine-oak forests.751POLPawlikowski, M., M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, W. Schönborn, E. Stupnicka, and K. Szeroczynska. 1982. Woryty near Gietrzwald, Olsztyn Lake District, NE Poland - vegetational history and lake development during the last 12,000 years. Acta Palaeobotanica 22(1):85
WOR82_N Woryty53.750020.2000105Location: SE of lowest part of overgr. lake depr. Local vegetation: Reed swamp remnant (Magnocaricion). Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 30.5 ha. Site description: Extinct overgrown lake. Physiography: among moraine hills. Surrounding vegetation: fields, fragm. of mixed pine-oak forests.752POLPawlikowski, M., M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, W. Schönborn, E. Stupnicka, and K. Szeroczynska. 1982. Woryty near Gietrzwald, Olsztyn Lake District, NE Poland - vegetational history and lake development during the last 12,000 years. Acta Palaeobotanica 22(1):85
ZPEAT76 Zarnowiec Peat Bog54.716718.116752 km S. of the lake shore. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 600 ha. Mire filling a lake channel. Physiography: channel lake of glacial origin. Surrounding vegetation: beech, oak and pine forests.753POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M., and M. Latalowa. 1996. Poland. In: B.E. Berglund, H.J.B. Birks, M. Ralska-Jasiewiczowa, and H.E. Wright, Editors. Palaeoecological events during the last 15000 years: regional syntheses of palaeoecological studies of lakes and mir
BOBERT Moskovskiy Bobrik50.550034.5000135Eastern side of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 31 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: deciduous forests and meadow steppes.766UKRArtushenko, A.T. 1970. Steppe and forest-steppe vegetation of Ukraine in Quaternary period. Naukova dumka, Kiev, Ukraine.
BOBROV Bobrov49.445819.5667620middle of the previous peat lens. Local vegetation: Brown moss, minerotrophic sedge vegetation. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 2 ha. Exploited spring brown moss fen. Physiography: fluvioglacial plateau of Orava basin. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, pasturland, spruce forest.767SVKRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 1985. A palaecological reconstruction of precultural vegetation in the intermontane basins of the western Carpathians. Ecol. Medit. 11:27-31.
CETULAT Tsetula50.000024.0000235Centre of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 9 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests.774UKRArtushenko, A.T., R.Ya. Arap, and L.G. Bezusko. 1982. History of vegetation of western areas of Ukraine in Quartenary period. Naukova dumka, Kiev, Ukraine.
DED Velky Ded50.083317.21671380central part of the deposit. Local vegetation: Eriophorum vaginatum, Sphagnum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 2 ha. Ombrotrophic bog. Physiography: flat plateau of the mountain ridge. Surrounding vegetation: Calamagrosti villosae Piceetum.785MNGTarasov, P.E., T. Webb III, A.A. Andreev, N.B. Afanas'eva, N.A. Berezina, L.G. Bezusko, T.A. Blyakharchuk, N.S. Bolikhovskaya, R. Cheddadi, M.M. Chernavskaya, G.M. Chernova, N.I. Dorofeyuk, V.G. Dirksen, G.A. Elina, L.V. Filimonova, F.Z. Glebov, J. Guiot,
DOLINA Zlatnicka Dolina49.516719.2833850central part of the peat deposit. Local vegetation: Eriophorum vaginatum, Sphagnum recurvum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 4 ha. Sloping poor transitional fen. Physiography: down slope valley-spring mire. Surrounding vegetation: mixed beech forest.786SVKRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 1985. A palaecological reconstruction of precultural vegetation in the intermontane basins of the western Carpathians. Ecol. Medit. 11:27-31.
DONVOLD Donvold68.133313.583310In the middle of the bog. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 25 ha. Partly disturbed bog. Surrounding vegetation: open.787NORNilssen, E.J. 1983. Ph.D. Dissertation. Institute of Biology and Geology, University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway.
GUTT Nowy Gutiski50.266726.8333210Eastern side of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 503 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests.802UKRArtushenko, A.T., R.Ya. Arap, and L.G. Bezusko. 1982. History of vegetation of western areas of Ukraine in Quartenary period. Naukova dumka, Kiev, Ukraine.
IOSIPOVO Iosipovo51.200028.00008central part of moor. Local vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Betula pubescens, Ledum. Core diameter: 5 cm. Mezotrophic moor. Physiography: the left bank of the Bolotitsa.810UKRFogel, G.A., and M.M. Chernavskaya. 1990. Information derived from indirect climatic indicators and methods of quantitative reconstruction. Pages 126-129 in R. Brazdil, editor. Climatic change in the historical and the instrumental periods. Masaryk univer
JOLAN2 Le Jolan45.13942.85921120813FRAde Beaulieu, J.L., A. Pons, and M. Reille. 1982. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur l'histoire de la végétation de la bordure nord du Massif du Cantal (Massif-Central, France). Pollen et Spores 24(2):251-300.
KHOMIN Khomin Mokh51.200028.00008central part of moor. Local vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Ledum palustre, Eriophorum. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 358 ha. Oligotrophic moor. Physiography: interstream area of the rivers Uborot'.814UKRFogel, G.A., and M.M. Chernavskaya. 1990. Information derived from indirect climatic indicators and methods of quantitative reconstruction. Pages 126-129 in R. Brazdil, editor. Climatic change in the historical and the instrumental periods. Masaryk univer
LAGOA_CO Lagoa Comprida 240.3628-7.63611650In peat 0.5 m north of the pond. Local vegetation: Junco-Sphagnetum compacti. Core diameter: 5 cm. Peats with pond. Physiography: small depression. Surrounding vegetation: heathland, Juniperus, Erica, Calluna.820PRTvan der Brink, L.M., and C.R. Janssen. 1985. The effect of human activities during cultural phases on the development of montane vegetation in the Serra da Estrela, Portugal. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 44:193-215.
LOD Lac de Lod45.80007.84171460Area of site: 4 ha. Site description: Lake. Surrounding vegetation: meadow.831ITABrugiapaglia, E. 1996. Dynamique de la végétation tardiglaciaire et holocène dans les Alpes Italiennes nord-occidentales. Unpublished thesis, Marseille, France.
LOPT Lopatin50.216724.8333200Location: Centre of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area of site: 880 ha. Site description: Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests.833UKRBezusko, L.G., and L.E. Chebotaryova. 1975. Fizicheskaya geografyia i geomorfologiya [About the Holocene environment of the river Styr pool]. Kiev, Vyscha shkola:150-155.
MAJ Velky Maj50.050017.21671365Near the lowest point of the saddle. Local vegetation: Eriophorum vaginatum, Sphagnum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 3 ha. Ombrotrophic bog. Physiography: saddle in summit ridge of Jeseniky mountains. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine grasslands.835IRNDjamali, M., N.F. Miller, E. Ramezani, V. Andrieu-Ponel, J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Berberian, F. Guibal, H. Lahijani, R. Lak, and P. Ponel. 2010. Notes on Arboricultural and Agricultural Practices in Ancient Iran based on New Pollen Evidence. CNRS EDITIONS. Pa
MAKT Makovich50.966724.2167192lake bank (1.5 m from water). Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 192 ha. Karstic lake. Surrounding vegetation: forests.836UKRArtushenko, A.T. 1959. Allerod vegetation on the Russian plain territory in connection with the general development of the vegetation cover during the post glacial period in the East and Middle Europe. Ukrain'skyi Botanichnyi Zhurnal 44:772-785.
MIROSHY Miroshy51.200028.00008central part of moor. Local vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Ledum palustre, Eriophorum. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 1054 ha. Oligo-mezotrophic moor. Physiography: interstream area of the rivers Uborot'.837UKRFogel, G.A., and M.M. Chernavskaya. 1990. Information derived from indirect climatic indicators and methods of quantitative reconstruction. Pages 126-129 in R. Brazdil, editor. Climatic change in the historical and the instrumental periods. Masaryk univer
OSOEVT Osoyevka50.900035.2167160center of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 50 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests and meadow steppes.848UKRBezusko, L.G. 1973. Concerning the problem of development of vegetation in the Left-Bank Forest-Steppe of the Ukraine in Holocene from data of spore-pollen investigations. Ukrain'skyi Botanichnyi Zhurnal, 30:228-237.
PODT Maly Podleski49.916724.0167200Western side of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 554 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests.855UKRArtushenko, A.T., R.Ya. Arap, and L.G. Bezusko. 1982. History of vegetation of western areas of Ukraine in Quartenary period. Naukova dumka, Kiev, Ukraine.
SVAT Svyatoye 251.100024.3333183lake bank ( 2 m from water). Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 16 ha. Karstic lake. Surrounding vegetation: forests.867UKRArtushenko, A.T. 1957. History of the development of the West Ukrainian Polessye vegetation in Late Glacial and Post-Glacial times on the basis of the palynological studies. Ukrain'skyi Botanichnyi Zhurnal 14:12-29.
TAPH3 La Taphanel45.27442.6792975870FRAde Beaulieu, J.L., A. Pons, and M. Reille. 1982. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur l'histoire de la végétation de la bordure nord du Massif du Cantal (Massif-Central, France). Pollen et Spores 24(2):251-300.
TAPH4 La Taphanel45.27442.6792975871FRAde Beaulieu, J.L., A. Pons, and M. Reille. 1982. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur l'histoire de la végétation de la bordure nord du Massif du Cantal (Massif-Central, France). Pollen et Spores 24(2):251-300.
TUROVA Turova Dacha48.900024.10008central part of moor. Local vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Ledum palustre, Eriophorum. Core diameter: 5 cm. Oligotrophic forested moor. Physiography: Carpathian foothills.878UKRFogel, G.A., and M.M. Chernavskaya. 1990. Information derived from indirect climatic indicators and methods of quantitative reconstruction. Pages 126-129 in R. Brazdil, editor. Climatic change in the historical and the instrumental periods. Masaryk univer
ASHIK Loch Ashik57.2500-5.833330Local vegetation: Carex rostata-Menyanthes trifoliata fen. Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Area: 2.2 ha. Lake with marginal fen and bog. Physiography: depression between Torridonian sandstone. Surrounding vegetation: blanket bog and heathland.887GBRWilliams, W. 1976. The Flandrian vegetational history of the Isle of Skye and the Morar Peninsula. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom.
CHANGE Change-Glatinier48.1167-0.7889888FRABarbier, D. 1999. Histoire de la vegetation du nord- Mayennais de la fin du Weichselien à l'aube du XXIeme siècle. Mise en évidence d'un Tardiglaciaire armoricain Interactions Homme-Milieu. Ph.D. Dissertation, Nantes, France.
GORNO61 Gorno50.850020.8333240center of the fen. Local vegetation: Meadow with Alnus and Betula shrubs. Area: 0.6 ha. Peat bog in an oblong depression. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.890POLSzczepanek, K. 1961. Polanoglacjalna i holocenaska historia rosalinnoasci Gor swietokrzyskich [in Polish: The history of the Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation of the Holy Cross Mountains]. Acta Palaeobotanica, 2(2):3-45.
ALCUDIA Albufera Alcudia39.79283.11920NE of Mallorca island. Surrounding vegetation: halophytes.891ESPBurjachs, F., R.P. Pérez-Obiol, J.M. Roure, and R. Julia. 1994. Dinamica de la vegetation durante el Holoceno en la isla de Mallorca. Pages 199-210 in X Simposio de Palinologia (APLE), Valencia, Spain.
N-CAS Hoya del Castillo41.2500-0.5000260Location: lake centre. Local vegetation: Annual halophytes. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area of site: 10 ha. Site description: Seasonal playa lake. Physiography: solution/deflation basin. Surrounding vegetation: steppe and winter wheat.892ESPDavis, B.A.S., and A.C. Stevenson. 2007. The 8.2 ky event and early-mid Holocene forests, fires and flooding in the Central Ebro Desert, NE Spain. Quaternary Science Reviews (in press).
N-GUA Laguna Guallar41.4000-0.2167336Location: lake centre. Local vegetation: Annual halophytes, some perrenials. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area of site: 9.2 ha. Site description: Seasonal playa lake. Physiography: solution/deflation basin. Surrounding vegetation: steppe and winter wheat.893ESPDavis, B.A.S., and A.C. Stevenson. 2007. The 8.2 ky event and early-mid Holocene forests, fires and flooding in the Central Ebro Desert, NE Spain. Quaternary Science Reviews (in press).
CANDIEIR Charco da Candieira40.3417-7.57641409center of pond. Local vegetation: Batrachium, Antinoria, Juncus heterophyllus. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 1.5 ha. Pond 100 m across, adjacent peaty area. Physiography: base of hanging valley, granite, glaciated. Surrounding vegetation: Nardus, Ericaceae, Cytisus, Genista, Halimium.894PRTvan der Knaap, W.O., and J.F.N. van Leeuwen. 1997. Late-Glacial and early-Holocene vegetation succession, altitudinal vegetation zonation, and climatic change in the Serra da Estrela, Portugal. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 97:239-285.
SANDVIK Sandvikvatn59.28335.5000128central part of the lake. Core diameter: 11 cm. Area: 5 ha. Oligotrophic lake. Physiography: mica schist/Phyllite bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: heather.895NORPaus, A.A. 1982. Vegetasjonshistoriske undersokeler i sand karsto, Tysvaer i Rogaland. Rapport 23, Botanisk institutt, Univ. i Bergen.
TRIKHON5 Trikhonis 538.600021.500020SW. Greece, province of Arkanania. Local vegetation: Transitional zone Mediterranean/deciduous forest. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 9830 ha.896GRCBottema, S. 1982. Palynological investigations in Greece with special reference to pollen as indicator of human activity. Palaeohistoria, 24:257-289.
JARVEOTS Lake Jarveotsa59.033324.283342central part of the lake. Local vegetation: Phragmites, Carex, Typha (littoral belt). Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 16.9 ha. Lake with narrow floating math. Physiography: between eskers. Surrounding vegetation: spruce and pine, Betula.898ESTPoska, A. 1994. Three pollen diagrams from coastal Estonia. Licentiat thesis. Univ. Uppsala, Kvartärgeologiska Avdelningen, No. 170.
BEUF La Beuffarde46.82366.42311111center of peat bog. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 1.4 ha. Peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Picea-Abies.903FRAGauthier, E. 2001. Evolution de l'impact de l'homme sur la végétation du massif jurassien au cours des quatre derniers millénaires. Nouvelles données palynologiques. Thése de doctorat, Archéologie-Préhistoire Besançon, Université de Franche-Comté, UFR des
CHA2 Tourbière de Champlong45.82087.80752320Area: 5.6 ha. Peat. Surrounding vegetation: Carex, Potentilla, Larix d.905ITABrugiapaglia, E. 1996. Dynamique de la végétation tardiglaciaire et holocène dans les Alpes Italiennes nord-occidentales. Unpublished thesis, Marseille, France.
CHEYLADE Etang de Cheylade45.09002.89501040Etang.906FRAReille, M., and J.L. de Beaulieu. 1981. Analyse pollinique de l'étang de Cheylade (Massif Central, France): histoire tardiglaciaire et holocène de la végétation de la planèze de Saint-Flour. C.R. Acad. Sc. Paris, 292:243-246.
CRISTOL Cristol Lake44.99756.63332248Internals south french Alpes mountains. Local vegetation: Grassland. Area: 1.8 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: lake.907FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
GB4 Gallanech Beg56.3844-5.501470912FRACoutard, S., and M. Clet-Pellerin. 2006. Evolution de la sédimentation et de la végétation pendant l'Holocène dans les marais arrière-littoraux du Val de Saire (Cotentin, Normandie). In : L'érosion entre Société, Climat et Paléoenvironnements. Géolab-UMR
N-PEQ Salada Pequeña41.0333-0.2167357Location: lake centre. Local vegetation: Annual halophytes. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area of site: 21 ha. Site description: Seasonal playa lake. Physiography: solution/deflation basin. Surrounding vegetation: steppe and winter wheat.918POLMakowska, A. 1980. Late Eemian with preglacial and glacial part of Vistulian glaciation in the lower Vistula region. Quaternary Studies in Poland, 2:37-55.
N-SAL Laguna Salada Chiprana41.2333-0.1667150Location: Deepest part. Local vegetation: Halophytes, tamarix. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area of site: 23 ha. Site description: Permanent saline lake. Physiography: solution/deflation basin. Surrounding vegetation: steppe, winter wheat and scrub.919POLMakowska, A. 1980. Late Eemian with preglacial and glacial part of Vistulian glaciation in the lower Vistula region. Quaternary Studies in Poland, 2:37-55.
PEUIL Peuil Peat Bog45.12505.6436970Valley of Drac, french central Alpes. Local vegetation: Grassland. Area: 3.1 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: little basin. Surrounding vegetation: beech and oak grove.920FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
PILAZ Tourbière de Pilaz45.81697.83331460Area: 1.5 ha. Peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Larix d., Picea a., Calluna vulgaris.921ITABrugiapaglia, E. 1996. Dynamique de la végétation tardiglaciaire et holocène dans les Alpes Italiennes nord-occidentales. Unpublished thesis, Marseille, France.
PRGNP Lago Pratignano44.176110.81971307Core taken at deepest point of transect. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2 ha. Bog with central part of open water. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus woodland, Abies pltn, pasture.922MESBerné, S. 2004. Shipboard Scientific Party, PROMESS1. Summary cruise report: Past global changes investigated by drilling Mediterranean continental margins. Unpublished Cruise report Research, Institute for Exploitation of the Sea (IFREMER), Brest, France
VILLA Lac de Villa45.68477.7611820Area: 1.7 ha. Lake.930ITABrugiapaglia, E. 1996. Dynamique de la végétation tardiglaciaire et holocène dans les Alpes Italiennes nord-occidentales. Unpublished thesis, Marseille, France.
BANYOLES Banyoles42.13332.7500173East bank of the lake. Lake. Physiography: lake. Surrounding vegetation: evergreen oak forest with Betula.931ESPPérez-Obiol, R.P., and R. Julia. 1994. Climatic change on the Iberian Peninsula recorded in a 30,000-year pollen record from Lake Banyoles. Quaternary Research, 41:91-98.
LGM90D Lago Grande di Monticchio40.944415.60001326Location: Southern side of the lake's outflow. Core diameter: 7.5 cm. Site description: Lake. Physiography: explosion crater. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus sylvatica, Quercus cerris, Ilex.932ITAWatts, W.A., J.R.M. Allen, B. Huntley, and S.C. Fritz. 1996. Vegetation history and climate of the last 15,000 years at Laghi di Monticchio, southern Italy. Quaternary Science Reviews 15:113-132.
CORREO Correo44.50835.98311090South french Alpes mountains. Local vegetation: Grassland. Area: 1.04 ha. Peat gutter. Physiography: glacis-bank. Surrounding vegetation: oak and beech grove.933FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
PANBRI Pannel Bridge50.90000.68333In the centre of the valley. Local vegetation: Eupatorium, Rubus, Urtica, Salix, Betula. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 3.22 ha. Recently abandoned pasture, former fen. Physiography: steep surrounding slopes from 3m to 50m. Surrounding vegetation: Euparium cannabinum, Rubus and Urtica.938GBRWaller, M.P. 1993. Flandrian vegetational history of south- eastern England. Pollen data from Pannel Bridge, East Sussex. New Phytologist, 124(2):345-369.
CLAIR Loch Clair57.5589-5.343692Large loch. Physiography: sheltered by mountains. Surrounding vegetation: Betula and Pinus sylvestris woodlands.941GBRPennington, W., E.Y. Haworth, A.P. Bonny, and J.P. Lishman. 1972. Lake sediments in northern Scotland. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B 264:191-294.
DRUIM Lochan an Druim58.4667-4.700025Local vegetation: Phragmites fen. Core diameter: 5 cm. Small lake. Physiography: in a shallow valley on limestone. Surrounding vegetation: grasslands, Juncus, Dryas-Carex heath.944GBRBirks, H.H. 1984. Late-Quaternary pollen and plant macrofossil stratigraphy at Lochan an Druim, north-west Scotland. Pages 377-405 in E. Haworth and J.W.G. Lund. Lake sediments and environmental history. Leicester University Press, Leicester, United Kingd
DURANK1 Lake Duranunlak43.666728.55004lake existing now. Local vegetation: Phragmites communis, Typha latifolia. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 3.4 ha. Lake, brakish lagune origin. Physiography: lake close to the seashore. Surrounding vegetation: xeroterm herbaceous-steppe communities.945BGRBozilova, E.D.B., and S. Tonkov. 1985. Palaeoecological studies in lake Durankulak. Annual of Sofia University, Faculty of Biology, 76(2):25-29.
DURANK2 Lake Duranunlak43.666728.55004Local vegetation: Phragmites communis, Typha latifolia. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 3.4 ha. Lake, brakish lagune origin. Physiography: lake close to the seashore. Surrounding vegetation: xeroterm herbaceous-steppe communities.946BGRBozilova, E.D.B., and S. Tonkov. 1985. Palaeoecological studies in lake Durankulak. Annual of Sofia University, Faculty of Biology, 76(2):25-29.
E26 Black Sea (West)42.833329.9167West B.Sea:Transition to abyssal plain. Marine core from western continental slope of the Black Sea.947BGRAtanassova, J.R. 1995. Dinoflagelate cysts of Late Quaternary and recent sediments from the western Black sea. Annual of Sofia University, Faculty of Biology, 87(2):17-28.
EINICH Loch Einich57.0833-3.8000502N end of Loch Einich. Local vegetation: Trichophoreto-EriophoretumErroded blanket bog. Physiography: valley floor. Surrounding vegetation: Trichophoreto-Eriophoretum.948GBRBirks, H.H. 1975. Studies in the vegetational history of Scotland. IV. Pine stumps in Scottish blanket peats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, B 270:181-226.
HOYRAN Hoyran Gölü38.275030.8750920SW Turkey, 3 km SE of Asagikasikara. Local vegetation: Butomus, Scirpus, Mentha, Phragmites. Core diameter: 3.6 cm. Lake shore, marsh. Surrounding vegetation: tree-less, grazed meadow.949FROJóhansen, J. 1982. Vegetational development in the Faroes from 10 Kyr BP to the present. Danmarks Geologiske Undersogelser Årbog p. 111-136.
JC-5-A Borkovicka blata49.216714.9000415950CZEJankovská, V. 1980. Paläogeobotanische Rekonstruktion der Vegetationsentwicklung im Becken Trebonská pánev während des Spätglazials und Holozäns. Vegetace CSSR A11, Academia, Praha.
KOPAIS Kopais38.483323.066710951GRCTurner, J., and J.R.A. Greig. 1975. Some Holocene pollen diagrams from Greece. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 20:171-204.
LADIK Ladik Gölü40.916736.0167952RUSArslanov, Kh.A., N. Gey, N.N. Davydova, R. Dzhinoridze, B. Koshechkin, M.Ya. Pushenko, A. Rybalko, M. Spiridonov, D.A. Subetto, and V.I. Khomutova. 1996. New data from late pleystocene and holocene history of Ladoga Lake [in Russian]. Izvestia Geographich
LERNA Lake Lerna37.583322.7500Location: ca. 150 m from the beach, gulf of Argos. Area of site: 243 ha. Site description: Ancient lake. Physiography: coastal Plain. Surrounding vegetation: Olea, Pistacia, Quercus coccifera.953GRCJahns, S. 1993. On the Holocene history of the Argive plain (Peloponese, southern Greece). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 2:187-203.
LLYN-JL Llyn Gwernan52.6833-4.8667165Location: 3 km SW Dolgellau. Core diameter: 5 cm. Site description: Bog close to a small lake. Physiography: within a steep-sided rock basin. Surrounding vegetation: peat bog.954GBRLowe, S. 1981. Radiocarbon dating stratigraphic resolution in Welsh lateglacial chronology. Nature, 293:210-212.
MABO Mabo Moss58.016716.0667117Western part of the basin. Local vegetation: Pinus, Ledum, Vaccinium, Empetrum, Sphagnum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 30 ha. Slightly raised Pinus-Ledum-Sphagnum bog. Physiography: glaciofluvial deposits and tills. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula-Picea (Quercus).956SWEGöransson, H. 1991. Vegetation and man around Lake Bjärsjöholmssjön during prehistoric time. Lundqua Report 31.
MIK1_N Lake Mikolajki53.768121.4181116central part of lake, ca. 150 E shore. Local vegetation: Poor aquatic and swamp vegetation. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 600 ha. Lake with steep slopes. Physiography: subglacial channel lake. Surrounding vegetation: forests, pastures, cultivated land.957POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M. 1989. Type Region P-x: Masurian Great Lakes District. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):95-100.
LUXRODEN Rodenbourg Bretzboesh49.69176.2700285No laminations. Location: In the center of the depression. Local vegetation: Thelypteris palustris. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 1 ha. Site description: Mardelle. Physiography: small depression with organic deposits. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus forest with Carpinus and Corylus.959LUXGilot, E. 1968. Louvain natural radiocarbon measurements VI. Radiocarbon, Vol. 10:55-60.
PIERFOL Pierre Folle47.0189-1.89312963FRABernard, J. 1996. Paléoenvironnement du Pays de Retz et du marais breton-vendéen. Thèse de Doctorat, Université de Nantes, vol. I, texte: 190p., vol. II, illustrations: 55p.
PINARBAS Pinarbasi37.466730.0500964CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
R43-90 Rybachiy69.633332.366760Location: center of bog. Local vegetation: Vaccinium. Area of site: 2 ha. Site description: Peat bog. Physiography: bedrocks. Surrounding vegetation: tundra.965RUSKremenetski, C.V., T. Vaschalova, S. Goriachkin, A.E. Cherkinsky, and L.D. Sulerzhitsky. 1997. Holocene pollen stratigraphy and bog development in the western part of the Kola Peninsula, Russia. Boreas, 26:91-102.
RL300 Rotsee47.07568.3256419Core diameter: 4.8 cm. Area: 419 ha. Lake.966CHEAmmann, B., and A.F. Lotter. 1989. Late-Glacial radiocarbon- and palynostratigraphy on the Swiss Plateau. Boreas, 18:109- 126.
SAVI Mire Saviku58.400027.233330Left bank of Suur-Emajogi river. Core diameter: 7 cm. Area: 250 ha. Complex mire at Emajogi River mouth. Physiography: very flat, paludified. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest (Betula, Picea).968ESTSarv, A., and E.O. Il'ves. 1975. Über das Alter der holozänen Ablagerungen im Mündungsgebiet des Flusses Emajogi (Saviku). (In Russian.) Eesti NSV Teaduste Akademia, Toimetised, Keemia Geol., 24(1):64-69.
SERTAL Pico del Sertal43.2156-4.4361940East side of the peat bog. Local vegetation: Forest. Area: 3 ha. Peat bog. Physiography: the peat is situated on weald. Surrounding vegetation: fern: Filicaceae.969ESPMariscal, B. 1986. Analisis polinico de la turbera del Pico del Sertal de la sierra de Pena Labra. Reconstrucion de la paleoflora y de la climatologia durante el Holoceno en la zona oriental de la cordillera cantabria. Quaternary climate in Western Medite
STAVT Stav50.416735.4000155Centre of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 35 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests and meadow steppes.970UKRBezusko, L.G. 1973. Concerning the problem of development of vegetation in the Left-Bank Forest-Steppe of the Ukraine in Holocene from data of spore-pollen investigations. Ukrain'skyi Botanichnyi Zhurnal, 30:228-237.
STON2 Stoyanov 250.383324.6333198Eastern side of the bog. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 3488 ha. Fen bog. Surrounding vegetation: forests.971UKRBezusko, L.G., E.O. Il'ves, and T.M. Kajutkina. 1980. New data on vegetation of small Polessie in Holocene. Ukrain'skyi Botanichnyi Zhurnal 38:24-26.
STURSIN Saint-Ursin48.5194-0.2533972FRABarbier, D. 1999. Histoire de la vegetation du nord- Mayennais de la fin du Weichselien à l'aube du XXIeme siècle. Mise en évidence d'un Tardiglaciaire armoricain Interactions Homme-Milieu. Ph.D. Dissertation, Nantes, France.
TSHM-2 Sredna Gora Mountains Peat Bog42.833324.83331300North side of the peat bog. Local vegetation: Pastures and cultivated areas. Area: 200 ha. Sphagnum peat bog. Physiography: northern slanting slopes of the mountain. Surrounding vegetation: beech forest on the surrounding slopes.973BGRPetrov, S.I., and L. Filipovitch. 1987. Postglacial changes of the vegetation on the slopes of Sredna Gora mountain. Proceedings Nat. Conf. of Botany (Bulgaria). 339-406.
VINDERH Vinderhoute51.07923.62284Centre (deepest point) of the channel. Local vegetation: Grassland and willows. Core diameter: 2.5 cm. Area: 1 ha. Meadow. Physiography: infilled abandoned river channel. Surrounding vegetation: fields, grassland and scattered trees.974BELVerbruggen, C., L. Denys, and P. Kiden. 1996. Palaeoecological events in Belgium during the last 13,000 years with special reference to sandy Flanders. Pages 553-574 in B.E. Berglund et al, editors. Palaeoecological Events During the Last 15,000 Years: Re
VRACOV1 Vracov48.977817.2028192Eastern side of the deposit. Local vegetation: Ruderal at time of sampling. Area: 19 ha. Artificial lake after peat exploitation. Physiography: flat valley. Surrounding vegetation: pine plantations and fields.975CZESvobodová, H. 1992. The development of the southern Moravian vegetation in the Late Glacial and Holocene [in Czech]. Thesis. Institute of Botany Pruhonice, Czech Republic.
XINIAS Lake Xinias39.050022.2667500Core diameter: 3.6 cm.976GRCBottema, S. 1979. Pollen analytical investigations in Thessaly (Greece). Palaeohistoria, 21:19-40.
YENICAGA Yeniçaga Gölü40.783332.0333977CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
SCHWEMD3 Schwemm47.650012.3000664Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 60 ha. Raised bog. Physiography: depression between moraines, former lake. Surrounding vegetation: graslands, above 700 m Piceeto-Abietetum. Vegetation formation: Picea-Abies-Fagus, most Fagus, then Abies.978AUTOeggl, K. 1988. Beiträge zur Vegetationgeschichte Tirols VII: Das Hochmoor Schwemm bei Wachsee. Ber. net.-med. Verein Innsbruck 75:37-60.
ABANT Abant Gölü40.600031.2833979BGRAtanassova, J.R. 1995. Palynological data of three deep water cores from the western part of the Black sea. Pages 68-83 in E.D.B. Bozilova and S. Tonkov, editors. Advances in Holocene palaeoecology in Bulgaria. Sofia.
AE3 Aegelsee46.64587.5433989Core diameter: 4.8 cm. Raised bog with small lake.980CHEWegmüller, S., and A.F. Lotter. 1990. Palynostratigraphische Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte der nordwestlichen Kalkvoralpen. Botanica Helvetica 100:37-73.
AKGOL Akgöl Adabag37.500033.7333981TURBottema, S. 1987. Chronology and climatic phases in the near east from 16,000 to 10,000 BP. Pages 295-310 in O. Aurenche, J. Evin, and F. Hours, editors. Chronologies in the Near East. Oxford, United Kingdom.
ANNA Tourbière de Santa Anna45.85837.65422304Area: 13.7 ha. Peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Picea abies, Pinus cembra, Larix decidua.982ITABrugiapaglia, E. 1996. Dynamique de la végétation tardiglaciaire et holocène dans les Alpes Italiennes nord-occidentales. Unpublished thesis, Marseille, France.
OYKJA Vestre Oykjamyrtorn59.81676.0000570No laminations. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 11 cm. bedrock basin. Physiography: fjord. Surrounding vegetation: just above tree-line Betula alnus. Vegetation formation: boreonemoral zone.986NORBjune, A.E., J. Bakke, A. Nesje, and H.J.B. Birks. 2004. Holocene mean July temperature and winter precipitation in western Norway inferred from palynological and glaciological lake-sediment proxies. The Holocene 15,2 (2005) 177-189.
TRETTE Trettetjorn60.71677.0000810Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 11 cm. bedrock basin. Physiography: plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Betula pubescens and scattered birch. Vegetation formation: low-alpine vegetation zone.987NORBjune, A.E., J. Bakke, A. Nesje, and H.J.B. Birks. 2004. Holocene mean July temperature and winter precipitation in western Norway inferred from palynological and glaciological lake-sediment proxies. The Holocene 15,2 (2005) 177-189.
FOULA6B Foula60.1500-2.1000170Local vegetation: Sphagnum Eriophorum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Peat bog. Physiography: blanket bog. Surrounding vegetation: Treeless.991GBRShotyk, W. 1997. Atmospheric deposition and geochemical mass balance of major elements and trace elements in tow oceanic blanket bogs, northern Scotland and the Shetland Islands. Chemical Geology 138:55-72.
LAX Loch Laxford58.3667-5.0000No laminations. Local vegetation: Sphagnum Eriophorum. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area of site: 3.5 ha. Site description: Peat. Physiography: small basin. Surrounding vegetation: treless.992GBRWeiss, D., W. Shotyk, E.A. Boyle, J.D. Kramers, P.G. Appleby, and A.K. Cheburkin. 2002. Comparative study of the temporal evolution of atmospheric lead deposition in Scotland and eastern Canada using blanket peat bogs. The Science of the Total Environment
BISKUP4 Biskupinskie Lake52.783317.733380No laminations. Area: 116.6 ha. eutrophic lake.993POLNoryskiewicz, B. 1995. Zmiany szaty roslinnej okolic Jeziora Biskupinskiego pod wplywem czynnikow naturalnych i antropogenicznych w poznym glacjale i holocenie [Changes in vegetation of the Biskupin (Biskupinskie) lake area during the Late-Glacial and the
DRUZ2 Jezioro Druzno54.116719.4667-1No laminations. Area: 2980 ha. Shallow lake.994POLZachowicz, J., and U. Kepinska. 1987. The paleoecological development of Lake Druzno (Vistula Deltoic Area). Acta Paleobot. 27(1):227-249.
GLEBOCZ Gleboczek Lake52.649217.633195No laminations. center of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 12.5 ha. euthropic lake located in forest complex. Physiography: outwash plain. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest. Vegetation formation: formation of deciduous and mixed forests.995POLMakohonienko, M. 2000. Przyrodnicza historia Gniezna. Prace Zakladu Biogeografii i paleoekologii. UAM. Homini. Poznan-Gniezno: 1-121.
GODZISZ Godziszewskie Lake54.093318.552871No laminations. Area: 169.4 ha. eutrophic, channel lake.996POLMiotk, G., 1986. Badania palinologiczne osadow z polnocnego obrzeza jeziora Godziszewskiego kolo Tczewa/woj. gdanskie Fizjograficzne na Polska Zach. T.XXXVI, Seria A, Geogr.Fiz.: 123-135.
MSUSZEK Maly Suszek53.725617.7728115No laminations. Area: 0.12 ha. a dystrophic lake. Surrounding vegetation: swamp pine forest, meadows, arable lands.998POLMiotk-Szpiganowicz, G. 1992. The history of vegetation of Bory Tucholskie and the role of man in the light of palynological investigations. Acta Paleobotanica 32(1):39- 122.
RUDNICK Rudnickie Male53.433618.750323No laminations. Peat bog, overgrown basin of the RM lake.999POLDrozdowski, E. 1974. Geneza Basenu Grudziadzkiego w swietle osadow i form glacjalnych [Summary: Genesis of the Grudziadz Basin in the light of its deposits and glacial forms]. Prace Geograficzne, 104, 139p.
STRAZ Strazym Lake53.333319.461171No laminations. Area: 73.4 ha. channel lake.1000POLRalska-Jasiewiczowa, M., K. Rózanski, K. Harmata, B. Noryskiewicz, and D. Wcislo. 1985. Palynological and Isotope studies on carbonate sediments from Polish Lakes - preliminary results. IV Int. Symposium on Palaeolimnology 2 -7.09.1985. Ossiach, Carinthia
FLAJE Flaje Kiefern50.700013.5333760No laminations. Local vegetation: peatLake. Physiography: Precambrian crystalline basin. Surrounding vegetation: meadows and pastures. Vegetation formation: mountain flora and vegatation.1001CZEJankovská, V., P. Kunes, and W.O. van der Knaap. 2007. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 1. Flaje-Kiefern (Krusne Hory Mountains): Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation development. Grana, 46(3):214-216.
SLAWSKO Slawsko52.666718.250080No laminations. Core diameter: 5 cm. cultivated field.1002GBRJones, R.L. 1977. Late quaternary vegetational history of the north York Moors V. The Cleveland dates. Journal of Biogeography, 4:353-362.
DRUZ1 Jezioro Druzno54.116719.4667-1No laminations. Area: 2980 ha. Shallow lake.1003POLZachowicz, J., and U. Kepinska. 1987. The paleoecological development of Lake Druzno (Vistula Deltoic Area). Acta Paleobot. 27(1):227-249.
WOLB Wolbrom50.383319.7667375No laminations. Area of site: 500 ha. Site description: Raised bog.1006POLLatalowa, M. 1989. Type region P-h: The Silesia-Cracov Upland. Acta Palaeobotanica, 29(2):45-49.
DURY1 Dury53.638918.358395No laminations. Area: 2.54 ha. Mire with open water area,floating peat. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest.1007POLMilecka, K., and G. Kowalewski. 2003. Paleoecology of basins of organic sediment accumulation in the Reserve Dury. Studia Quaternary, vol.20:73-82.
SWIETO Swietokrzyskie Lake52.544417.5986103No laminations. center of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 14.4 ha. hypertrophic lake within Gniezno city. Physiography: morainic plateau. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields and city vegetation. Vegetation formation: formation of deciduous and mixed forests.1008POLMakohonienko, M. 2000. Przyrodnicza historia Gniezna. Prace Zakladu Biogeografii i paleoekologii. UAM. Homini. Poznan-Gniezno: 1-121.
AC4HOLO Lago dell'Accesa42.986410.8833157No laminations. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 16 ha. Lake. Physiography: karstic origin.1019ITADrescher-Schneider, R.E., J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Magny, A.V. Walter-Simonnet, G. Bossuet, L. Millet, E. Brugiapaglia, and A. Drescher. 2007. Vegetation history, climate and human impact over the last 15,000 years at Lago dell'Accesa (Tuscany, Central Italy)
AC4LATE Lago dell'Accesa42.986410.8833157No laminations. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 16 ha. Lake. Physiography: karstic origin.1020ITADrescher-Schneider, R.E., J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Magny, A.V. Walter-Simonnet, G. Bossuet, L. Millet, E. Brugiapaglia, and A. Drescher. 2007. Vegetation history, climate and human impact over the last 15,000 years at Lago dell'Accesa (Tuscany, Central Italy)
HIPPER Hipper Sick53.21671.58331050No laminations. Local vegetation: Calluna/Eriophorum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Calluna.1022GBRHicks, S. 1972. The impact of man on the East Moor of Derbyshire from Mesolithic times. The Archaeological Journal Vol. 129:1-21.
BREITNAU Breitnau-Neuhof47.93338.0667986No laminations. center of the bog. Local vegetation: Pino mugo-Sphgnetum magellanici. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 5 ha. bog with Pinus uncinata forest. Surrounding vegetation: spruce forest. Vegetation formation: mountain forest: beech-fir-spruce forest.1024DEURösch, M. 1989. Pollenprofil Breitnau-Neuhof: Zum zeitlichen Verlauf der holozanen Vegetationsentwicklung im sudlichen Schwarzwald. Carolinea 47:15-24.
GDU Durchenbergried47.78338.9833432No laminations. center of the mire. Local vegetation: Sphagnetum magellanici/Caricetum lasioc. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 1.2 ha. fen. Physiography: kettle hole. Surrounding vegetation: wetland forest belt, fields and meadows. Vegetation formation: decidious forest (beech forest).1025DEURösch, M. 1997. Holocene sediment accumulation in the shallow water zone of Lower Lake Constance. Arch. Hydrobiol. /Suppl. 107 (Monographic Studies) 4:541-562.
FEUENRIE Feuenried47.75008.9167407No laminations. center of the mire. Local vegetation: Magnocarion with Peucedanum palustre etc. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 6 ha. fen. Physiography: kettle hole. Surrounding vegetation: wetland forest belt arable field meadow. Vegetation formation: deciduous forest (beech forest).1026DEURösch, M. 1997. Holocene sediment accumulation in the shallow water zone of Lower Lake Constance. Arch. Hydrobiol. /Suppl. 107 (Monographic Studies) 4:541-562.
HOB Hornstaad/Bodensee47.70009.0167385No laminations. center of the mire shallow water of Bode. Local vegetation: Potamogetonion (submerse water plants). Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10000 ha. Lake. Physiography: main finger lake of the Rhine glacier. Surrounding vegetation: small wetland forest belt, field meadows. Vegetation formation: deciduous forest (beech forest).1027DEURösch, M. 1993. Prehistoric land use as recorded in a lake- shore core at Lake Constance. Veget. Hist. Archaeobot. 2:213 -232.
STEERMOS Steerenmoos47.80008.20001000No laminations. center of the bog. Local vegetation: Pino mugo-Sphgnetum magellanici. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 20 ha. bog with Pinus uncinata forest. Physiography: raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: spruce forest. Vegetation formation: mountain forest beech-fir-spruce forest.1028DEURösch, M. 2000. Long-term human impact as registered in an upland pollen profile from the southern Black Forest, southwestern Germany. Veget. Hist. Archaeobot. 9:205-218.
WAGENBOD Wangen/Bodensee47.66678.9333395No laminations. shore of Bodensee-Untersee, W.Hinterhorn. Local vegetation: litoral facies without vegetation. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 10000 ha. Lake. Physiography: main finger lake of the rhine glacier. Surrounding vegetation: wetland foerst belt, arable fields meado. Vegetation formation: deciduous forest (beech forest).1029DEURösch, M. 2000. Long-term human impact as registered in an upland pollen profile from the southern Black Forest, southwestern Germany. Veget. Hist. Archaeobot. 9:205-218.
NUSS1 Nussbaumer Seen47.61678.8333434No laminations. near the canal: Nussbaumer and Hüttwiler. Local vegetation: birch and alder brush. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2000 ha. Lakes with marginal fens. Physiography: small tonguelike basin of rhine glacier. Surrounding vegetation: small wetland forest belt, field meadow. Vegetation formation: deciduous forest (beech forest).1030CHERösch, M. 1995. Gescichte des Nussbaumer Sees aus Botanish- ökologischer Sicht. In: A. Schläfli, Naturmonographie Die Nussbaumer Seen. Mitt. Thurgau. Naturforsch. Ges. 53/ Schriftenreihe der Kartause Ittingen 5:43-59.
NUSS4 Nussbaumer Seen47.61678.8333434No laminations. fen between Hüttwiler See and Hasensee. Local vegetation: wet grassland, sedge fen. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2000 ha. Lakes with marginal fens. Physiography: small tonguelike basin of rhine glacier. Surrounding vegetation: small wetland forest belt, field meadow. Vegetation formation: deciduous forest (beech forest).1031CHERösch, M. 1995. Gescichte des Nussbaumer Sees aus Botanish- ökologischer Sicht. In: A. Schläfli, Naturmonographie Die Nussbaumer Seen. Mitt. Thurgau. Naturforsch. Ges. 53/ Schriftenreihe der Kartause Ittingen 5:43-59.
NUSS8 Nussbaumer Seen47.61678.8333434No laminations. centre of eastern basin of Nussbaumersee. Local vegetation: floating water plants Nuphar and Nymphae. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2000 ha. Lakes with marginal fens. Physiography: small tonguelike basin of rhine glacier. Surrounding vegetation: small wetland forest belt, field meadow. Vegetation formation: deciduous forest (beech forest).1032CHERösch, M. 1995. Gescichte des Nussbaumer Sees aus Botanish- ökologischer Sicht. In: A. Schläfli, Naturmonographie Die Nussbaumer Seen. Mitt. Thurgau. Naturforsch. Ges. 53/ Schriftenreihe der Kartause Ittingen 5:43-59.
ABBO Abborrtjärnen63.883314.4500387No laminations. centre of lake. Area: 3 ha. Lake. Physiography: bedrock basin. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp. Vegetation formation: Middle boreal Forest.1033SWEGiesecke, T., and S. Fontana. 2008. Revisting pollen accumulation rate estimates from lake sediments. Holocene, 18:293-304.
HOLT Holtjärnen60.650014.9167232No laminations. deepest part of the lake. Area: 1 ha. kettle lake. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp. Vegetation formation: southern boreal Forest.1034SWEGiesecke, T. 2005. Holocene dynamics of the southern boreal forest in Sweden. The Holocene, 15:858-872.
KLOT Klotjärnen61.816716.5333235No laminations. deepest part of the lake. Area: 1 ha. kettle lake. Physiography: basin. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp. Vegetation formation: southern boreal Forest.1035SWEGiesecke, T. 2005. Holocene dynamics of the southern boreal forest in Sweden. The Holocene, 15:858-872.
STYG Styggtjärnen62.316713.5667715No laminations. centre of lake. Area: 1 ha. kettle lake. Physiography: basin. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp. Vegetation formation: Northern boreal Forest.1036SWEGiesecke, T., and S. Fontana. 2008. Revisting pollen accumulation rate estimates from lake sediments. Holocene, 18:293-304.
TREPPEL Grosser Treppelsee52.150014.452852No laminations. Area: 20 ha. kettle lake in subglacial valley. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus, Pinus, Quercus, Carpinus. Vegetation formation: subcontinental pine-oak forest.1037DEUSchönfelder, I., T. Giesecke, J. Gelbrecht, and C.E.W. Steinberg. 2000. Paleolimnological investigations on Late Glacial and Holocene sediments of lake Großer Treppelsee (Brandenburg). Jahresforschungsbercht des IGB 1999, Helft, 10:171-184.
FATE Lago delle Fate44.26677.10002130No laminations. western part of Anna di Vinadio Valley. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae, JuncaceaePeat bog. Physiography: valley composed by migmatite. Surrounding vegetation: N. strictae pastures. Vegetation formation: subalpine climate.1039ITAOrtu, E., F. David, and R. Caramiello. 2005. Effet des paramètres locaux sur le développement de la végétation dans le Vallon de St. Anna di Vinedio (Alpes Maritimes; Italie) Écoscience, Volume 12(1):122-135.
MONDOVI Refugio Mondovi44.18337.73331760No laminations. southern part of the Ellero Valley. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae, JuncaceaePeat bog. Physiography: valley composed by porphyry and quarztit. Surrounding vegetation: N. strictae pastures. Vegetation formation: A. viridis, larch, pine, silver fir.1040ITAOrtu, E., F. David, and R. Caramiello. 2003. Rôle de l'homme dans l'histoire de la végétation de la vallée Ellero (Alpes maritimes, Italie) C.R. Biologies 326:631-637.
ORGIALS Laghi dell'Orgials44.23337.13332240No laminations. western part of Anna di Vinadio Valley. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae, Juncaceaesmall peat bog. Physiography: valley composed by migmatite. Surrounding vegetation: N. strictae pastures. Vegetation formation: above the timberline Larix Pinus.1041ITAOrtu, E., F. David, and R. Caramiello. 2005. Effet des paramètres locaux sur le développement de la végétation dans le Vallon de St. Anna di Vinedio (Alpes Maritimes; Italie) Écoscience, Volume 12(1):122-135.
BIECAI Torbiera del Biecai44.20007.70001920No laminations. southern part of the Ellero Valley. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae, JuncaceaePeat bog. Physiography: valley composed by porphyry and quarztit. Surrounding vegetation: N. strictae pastures. Vegetation formation: subalpine climate.1042ITAOrtu, E., O. Peyron, A. Bordon, J.L. de Beaulieu, C. Siniscalco, and R. Caramiello. 2008. Lateglacial and Holcene climate oscillations in the South-western Alps: An attempt quantitative reconstruction. Quaternary International, 190:71-88.
KOZLI Kozli49.376414.0258460No laminations. Local vegetation: cultural meadow. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. small topogenous spring mire. Surrounding vegetation: cultural landscape, meadows, fields.1043CZEPokorný, P., and P. Kunes. 2009. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 5. Kozlí (S. Bohemia, Czech Republic). Grana, 48(1):77-78.
GORSFAWR Gors Fawr Bog51.9317-4.7183190No laminations. south of Preseli Hills. Area: 0.3 ha. kettle hole, small steep-sides mire. Physiography: Pingo. Surrounding vegetation: woodland.1044GBRFyfe, R.M. 2007. The importance of local-scale openness within regions dominated by closed woodland. Journal of Quaternary Science, 22(6):571-578.
BH2 Lake Urmia II37.793645.37581265No laminations. centre of the lake. Local vegetation: halophilous vegetation (Chenopodiaceae). Area: 5000 ha. hyppersaline (>200 g/l) lake. Physiography: subsiding tectonic basin. Surrounding vegetation: Artemisia steppe (A. fragrans). Vegetation formation: steppe.1045IRNDjamali, M., J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Shah-hosseini, V. Andrieu-Ponel, P. Ponel, A. Amini, H. Akhani, S.A.G. Leroy, L. Stevens, H. Lahijani, and S. Brewer. 2008. A late Pleistocene long pollen record from Lake Urmia, NW Iran. Quaternary Research, 69:413-420.
BEGBUNAR Peat-bog Begbunar42.150022.55001750No laminations. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae Sphagnumbog. Physiography: slope near a freshwater spring. Surrounding vegetation: decreasing pasture, Pinus sylves return. Vegetation formation: beech belt.1048BGRLazarova, M.A., S. Tonkov, I. Snowball, and E. Marinova. 2009. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 6. Peat-bog Begubar (Osogovo Mountains, south-west Bulgaia): Four millenia of vegetation history. Grana, 48(2):147-149.
CUAI Montes do Buio Cuadramón43.4742-7.5347700No laminations. Local vegetation: Erica, Calluna, Eriophorum, NartheciumPeat bog. Surrounding vegetation: deforested medium mountain. Vegetation formation: Bioclimatic Eurosiberian area.1049ESPGonzález, A.V., and M.P. Saa. 2000. Analyse pollinique d'une tourbière holocène dans les Montes do Buio : Cuadramón (Galice, nord-ouest de l'Espagne) [Pollen analyse of holocene peat-bog in the Montes do Buio : Cuadramón (Galice, N.W. of Spain] Quaternair
CUAII Montes do Buio Cuadramón43.4742-7.5347700No laminations. Local vegetation: Erica, Calluna, Eriophorum, NartheciumPeat bog. Surrounding vegetation: deforested medium mountain. Vegetation formation: Bioclimatic Eurosiberian area.1050ESPGonzález, A.V., and M.P. Saa. 2000. Analyse pollinique d'une tourbière holocène dans les Montes do Buio : Cuadramón (Galice, nord-ouest de l'Espagne) [Pollen analyse of holocene peat-bog in the Montes do Buio : Cuadramón (Galice, N.W. of Spain] Quaternair
LUITEL Col Luitel45.08835.84971250No laminations. Pass of Luitel in french alps. Local vegetation: Subalpine mountain vegetation. Area: 20 ha. Lake of the pass of Luitel. Physiography: Mountain lake of the alps. Surrounding vegetation: Subalpine mountain vegetation. Vegetation formation: Marsh land vegetation.1051FRAWegmüller, S. 1977. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte der französichen Alpen (Dauphiné). Verlag Paul Haupt Bern 1977: 1-185.
TORBENOV Novienky peat bog52.240054.7511197No laminations. Local vegetation: steppe shrubsvalley. Physiography: peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: steppe with rare forest of Alnus, Betula. Vegetation formation: steppe.1052RUSLópez, P., J.A. López-Sáez, E.N. Chernykh, and P.E. Tarasov. 2003. Late Holocene vegetation history and human activity shown by pollen analysis of Novienki peat bog (Kargaly region, Orenburg Oblast, Russia) Veget Hist Archaeobot (2003 ) 12:75-82.
LANZBOG Lanzahíta40.2222-4.9358588Area: 0.02 ha. Surrounding vegetation: oligotrophic bog communities1053ESPLópez-Sáez, J.A., L. López-Merino, F. Alba-Sánchez, S. Pérez-Díaz, D. Abel-Schaad, and J.S. Carrión. 2010. Late Holocene ecological history of Pinus pinaster forests in the Sierra de Gredos of central Spain. Plant Ecology 206(2):195-209.
COULVAIN Coulvain49.0667-0.7167145No laminations. Local vegetation: Humid plantsloamy channel. Physiography: gravelly table. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.1054FRAMiras, Y. 2004. L'analyse pollinique du plateau de Millevaches (Massif central, France) et de sites périfériques limousins et auvergnats: Approche des paléoenvironnements, des systèmes agro-pastoraux et évolution des territoires ruraux. [The pollen analys
AELBI Älbi Flue46.35567.58361850No laminations. Local vegetation: mire, ca. raised bog. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 0.01 ha. Raised bog in Picea forest. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest with some Pinus cembra.1055CHEAppleby, P.G. 1998b. Report on the radiometric dating of two peat cores from Älbi Flue and Aletschwald, Switzerland (unpublished).
ALETSW Aletschwald46.38978.02562017No laminations. Local vegetation: minerotrophic mire. Area: 0.1 ha. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: behind moraine (Daunmoräne). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus cembra, Larix, Rhododendron.1056CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ALETSW1 Aletschwald46.38978.02562017No laminations. Local vegetation: minerotrophic mire. Area: 0.1 ha. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: behind moraine (Daunmoräne). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus cembra, Larix, Rhododendron.1057CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ALETSW2 Aletschwald46.23228.01422017No laminations. Local vegetation: minerotrophic mire. Area: 0.1 ha. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: behind moraine (Daunmoräne). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus cembra, Larix, Rhododendron.1058CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ALETSCHW Aletschwald46.38978.02562017Local vegetation: mire. Core diameter: 20 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: behind moraine (Daunmoräne). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus cembra, Larix, Rhododendron.1059CHEAppleby, P.G. 1998b. Report on the radiometric dating of two peat cores from Älbi Flue and Aletschwald, Switzerland (unpublished).
AMBY80 Hières sur Amby45.79085.2833410No laminations. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 6 ha.1060FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
BACHALP Bachalpsee46.66968.02132265No laminations. Local vegetation: open water. Area: 8 ha.1061CHELotter, A.F., O. Heiri, W. Hofmann, W.O. van der Knaap, J.F.N. van Leeuwen, I.R. Walker, and L. Wick. 2006. Holocene timber-line dynamics at Bachalpsee, a lake at 2265 m a.s.l. in the northern Swiss Alps. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 15:295-307.
BELALP1 Alp Lüsga Belalp 146.23087.59032330No laminations. near Tyndall memorial. Mire in depression.1064CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
BELALP2 Alp Lüsga Belalp 246.38397.97932290No laminations. not far from Belalp 1 2330 m. Mire.1065CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
BEVERA Lago di Bévera45.51088.5339325No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 1.5 ha.1066ITAvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
BIBER Bibersee47.13068.2800429No laminations. deep part of former lake. Local vegetation: Grassland. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 15 ha. infilled lake. Physiography: ground moraines or drumlins. Surrounding vegetation: cultural fields, mainly grassland.1067CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., and J.F.N. van Leeuwen. 2001. Vegetationsgeschichte und menschlicher Einfluss in der Umgebung des Bibersees zwischen 2600 und 50 v. Chr. In: Gnepf Horisberger, U., and Hämmerle, S. (editors). Cham- Oberwil, Hof (Kanton Zug - Befunde u
BITSCH3 Bitsch-Naters46.34117.99171030No laminations. Local vegetation: nonefilled-up natural lake.1068CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
BRETAYE Lac de Bretaye46.19367.04221780No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 4 ha. Lake.1072CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
CLAP68 Clapeyret44.14727.23892260No laminations. Local vegetation: Carex peat. Area: 1.5 ha. Carex peat. Physiography: formerly glaciated, cristalline. Surrounding vegetation: Larix, Picea, Pinus cembra open forest. Vegetation formation: tree limit.1075FRAde Beaulieu, J.L. 1977. Contribution pollenanalytique à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et Holocène de la végétation des Alpes méridionales françaices. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université d'Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France.
DOSSAC1 Dossaccio Bormio46.281410.20141730No laminations. middle to N part, 16m W of road near Fort. Local vegetation: raised bog, some Pinus sylv.+dwarf shrubs. Area: 1.5 ha. raised bog, +Pinus+Betula, 60/100x150/200m.1076ITAWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
DOSSAC2 Dossaccio Bormio46.281410.20141730No laminations. ca. 30 m N of road on broadest part of bog. Local vegetation: treeless raised bog. Area: 1.5 ha. raised bog, +Pinus+Betula, 60/100x150/200m.1077ITAWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
DOSSAC3 Dossaccio Bormio46.281410.20141730No laminations. ca. 30 m N of road on broadest part of bog. Local vegetation: treeless raised bog. Area: 1.5 ha. raised bog, +Pinus+Betula, 60/100x150/200m.1078ITAWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
DOSSACC Dossaccio Bormio46.281410.20141730No laminations. Local vegetation: raised bog. Area: 1.5 ha. raised bog, +Pinus+Betula, 60/100x150/200m.1079ITAWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
EGGEN Eggen ob Blatten46.22177.59251645No laminations. centre of basin, 20-40 m from moraine. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: glacial cirque of Aletschgletscher. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, some arable fields.1080CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
EGGEN2 Eggen ob Blatten46.22177.59251645No laminations. centre of basin, 20 m from moraine. Local vegetation: meadow, mirefilled-up natural lake. Physiography: glacial cirque of Aletschgletscher. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, some arable fields.1081CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
EGGEN3 Eggen ob Blatten46.22177.59251645No laminations. centre of basin, 40 m from moraine. Local vegetation: meadow, mirefilled-up natural lake. Physiography: glacial cirque of Aletschgletscher. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, some arable fields.1082CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
EGGEN56 Eggen ob Blatten46.37197.99061645No laminations. centre of basin, 40 m from moraine. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: glacial cirque of Aletschgletscher. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, some arable fields.1083CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
EGR2A Etang de la Gruère47.23977.04921005No laminations. treeless area in centre of raised part. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 22.5 ha. ombrotrophic bog with Pinus uncinata.1086CHERoos-Barraclough, F. 2002. Retrospective analysis of net atmospheric mercury deposition rates and climatic change using peat cores. Ph.D. Diss., University of Bern.
FELDD2 Feld Alp Holzmatten46.39318.00142130No laminations. Local vegetation: fen. Physiography: glacial depression. Surrounding vegetation: heavily grazed alpine meadow. Vegetation formation: fen surrounded by pasture.1087CHELotter, A.F., O. Heiri, W. Hofmann, W.O. van der Knaap, J.F.N. van Leeuwen, I.R. Walker, and L. Wick. 2006. Holocene timber-line dynamics at Bachalpsee, a lake at 2265 m a.s.l. in the northern Swiss Alps. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 15:295-307.
GAENSEMO Gänsemoos Schwarzenburg46.83477.3564795No laminations. Local vegetation: raised-bog vegetationpartly reclaimed raised bog. Physiography: ObereMeeresmolasse, Miocene.1088CHEWegmüller, S., and M. Welten. 1973. Spätglaziale Bimstufflagen des Laacher Vulkanismus im Gebiet der westlichen Schweiz und der Dauphiné (F.). Eclogae geol. Helv. 60 (3):533-541.
GAMPERF Gamperfin47.10149.22501320No laminations. Area: 10 ha. sloping mire.1089CHESchneebeli, M., M. Küttel, and J. Fäh. 1989. Die dreidimensionale Entwicklung eines Hanghochmoores im Toggenburg, Schweiz. Vierteljahrsschrift der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Zürich 134(1):1-32.
GANNA Lago di Ganna45.53508.4939452No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 6 ha.1090ITAvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
GERZEN Gerzensee46.49507.3247603No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 27 ha.1091CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
GONDO Gondo Alpjen46.12428.06471635No laminations. 20 m N of the hut at E side of depression. Local vegetation: wet supalpine hay-field vegetation. Area: 8 ha. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: depression behind deposit by stream.1092CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
GIORGIO Monte San Giorgio45.90898.9539990No laminations. soil profile between stones. Local vegetation: Grassland. Area: 0.5 ha.1093CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
GRAECH51 Grächen See46.19567.84501710No laminations. Carex fusca floating mire. natural lake, partly filled-up. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, cereal fields. Vegetation formation: subalpine La-P.cemb-Pic-P.sylv-Aln-P.mug.1094CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
GRAECHEN Grächen See46.19567.84501710No laminations. Carex fusca floating mire. natural lake, partly filled-up. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, cereal fields. Vegetation formation: subalpine La-P.cemb-Pic-P.sylv-Aln-P.mug.1095CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
GREICH2 Greicheralp Riederalp46.22478.01471910No laminations. Local vegetation: meadowfilled-up depression. Physiography: tectonic depression behind moraine. Surrounding vegetation: meadow.1096CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
GRINDJI Grindjisee46.00447.47312334No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 1 ha.1097CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
GRUNSEE Grünsee Reschenscheideck46.862810.47811836No laminations. peat 30 m from shore, 30 m from N-exp.slope. Local vegetation: Schoen.f., Trich.2spp., Erioph.lat., Cx.di.Lake with adjacent mire. Physiography: limestone area. Surrounding vegetation: forest, mire, open water. Vegetation formation: sub-alpine Picea forest.1099ITAWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
HANGSTLI Hängstli46.47367.49581260No laminations. Raised bog in rather good condition. Physiography: moraine landscape.1100CHEHeeb, K., and M. Welten. 1972. Moore und Vegetationsgeschichte der Schwarzenegg und des Molassevorlandes zwischen dem Aaretal unterhalb Thun und dem obern Emmental. Mitteilungen der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern. (Neue Folge) 29:1-54.
HELLELEN Mittlere Hellelen46.28317.84421520No laminations. E of Zeneggen-Hellelen A. Mire in small filled-up natural lake. Physiography: dead-ice depression of Würm glacier. Surrounding vegetation: cereal fields and pastures. Vegetation formation: high-mont.Pin-Ab-Pic/subalp.Pic-La-P.cem.1101CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ZENEGGEN Mittlere Hellelen46.16587.50391520No laminations. deepest part, E margin. Local vegetation: Carex elata tussocksMire in small filled-up natural lake. Physiography: dead-ice depression of Würm glacier. Surrounding vegetation: cereal fields and pastures. Vegetation formation: high-mont.Pin-Ab-Pic/subalp.Pic-La-P.cem.1102CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
HILAIRE1 Saint Hilaire du Rosier45.14585.3167190No laminations. 20 m from the Est. Local vegetation: Phragmite. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. Marsh. Physiography: glacial-river terrace (Isère). Surrounding vegetation: Quercus, Rhamnus, Coticus, Buxus.1103FRAClerc, J. 1988. Recherches pollenanalytiques sur la paléo-écologie Tardiglaciaire et Holocène du Bas-Dauphiné. Ph.D. Dissertation. Université St. Jérôme, Marseille, France.
HILAIRE2 Saint Hilaire du Rosier45.14585.3167190No laminations. 70 m from the Est. Local vegetation: Phragmite. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 0.5 ha. Marsh. Physiography: glacial-river terrace (Isère). Surrounding vegetation: Quercus, Rhamnus, Coticus, Buxus.1104FRAde Beaulieu, J.L., J. Clerc, M. Coûteaux, A. Pons, and M. Reille. 1982. Pollenanalyses and characters of climatic changes at the end of the Eemian and the begenning of the late Würm in the Western Europe. Palaeoclimatic Research and Models. Report and Pro
ILFUORN Il Fuorn46.394710.12361805No laminations. Local vegetation: Sphagn.fusc., Cx.pauc., Eriop.vag., Oxycoccsloping mire. Surrounding vegetation: Caricetum davallianae. Vegetation formation: Erico-mugetum+Rhodod.-Vacciniet.cembret.1106CHEWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
STRALDZA Straldzha mire42.631726.7800150No laminations. central part of the mire. Local vegetation: Pinus, marshy meadow and halophil plants. Area: 40000 ha. Mire. Physiography: drained mire for agriculture since 1920. Surrounding vegetation: forest of Quercus some Carp, Ulmus, Acer.1107BGRTonkov, S., E.D.B. Bozilova, and H. Jungner. 2009. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 7. Mire Staldza (Southeastern Bulgaria): Late Holocene vegetation history. Grana, 48(3):235-237.
LACDAI Lac d'Aï46.21537.00191891No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 1 ha.1108CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
LAINAIR Lai Nair Schuls-Tarasp46.783610.31061546No laminations. belt of floating mire N of lake. Local vegetation: Menyanthes, Carex 7 spp., Phragmitessmall lake with mire in small valley. Surrounding vegetation: meadows. Vegetation formation: lower sub-alp.Pineto-Ericetum silvestris.1109CHEWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
LEYSIN Leysin Les Léchières46.20507.01171255No laminations. in E part (reaclaimed). Area: 40 ha. Mire in depression of 100 x 500 m. Physiography: depression between moraines, nappes. Surrounding vegetation: pastures. Vegetation formation: contact Abieti-Fagetum/Piceetum subalpin.1110CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
LINDEN Linden46.85087.6861900No laminations. central, 2.5 m elevated peat area. Local vegetation: dwarf shrubsdisturbed raised bog. Physiography: dead-ice depression.1111CHEHeeb, K., and M. Welten. 1972. Moore und Vegetationsgeschichte der Schwarzenegg und des Molassevorlandes zwischen dem Aaretal unterhalb Thun und dem obern Emmental. Mitteilungen der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern. (Neue Folge) 29:1-54.
JUFPLAN Juf Plan46.625010.25862225No laminations. NW part af foot of large debris slope. Local vegetation: Salix foet., Carex4spp., Prim.far., Sel.selplateau with marsh.1120CHEWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
HOPSCHEN Hopschensee46.25258.02312017No laminations. lower shore-terrace, 18m W from dry slope. Area: 1 ha. Lake, dead-ice depression?. Physiography: within last glaciation.1122CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
HOPSCH1 Hopschensee46.15118.01222017No laminations. upper shore-terrace, 27m W from dry slope. Local vegetation: wet Nardetum. Area: 1 ha. Lake, dead-ice depression?. Physiography: within last glaciation.1123CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
CHUTTI3 Chutti Boltigen46.38067.2339925No laminations. steep valley behind village. Mire. Physiography: narrow valley.1125CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
CHUTTI Chutti Boltigen46.38067.2339925No laminations. steep valley behind village. Mire. Physiography: narrow valley.1126CHEWelten, M. 1952. Über die spät- und postglaziale Vegetationsgeschichte des Simmentals. Veröff. Geobot. Inst. Rübel in Zürich 26:1-135.
LUISSEL Etang de Luissel Bex46.14147.0103540No laminations. Physiography: Rhone valley (glacial valley). Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.1127CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
MONTCARR Mont Carré Hérémence46.09147.22062290No laminations. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: uppermost Grand St-Bernhard Nappe. Surrounding vegetation: alpine pastures. Vegetation formation: Larix + Pinus cembra at pot. tree limit.1129CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
LOERM2 Lörmoos Bern46.59007.2447583No laminations. 4 km NW of Bern, 8 km from Murifeld. partly reclaimed raised bog. Physiography: valley of former Rhone glacier. Surrounding vegetation: raised-bog regeneration complex.1131CHEZwahlen, R. 1983. Pollenanalytische und stratigraphische Untersuchgen im Lörmoos bei Bern. In. University of Bern, Bern.
LOERMOOS Lörmoos Bern46.59007.2447583No laminations. 4 km NW of Bern, 8 km from Murifeld. Local vegetation: raised-bog vegetationpartly reclaimed raised bog. Physiography: valley of former Rhone glacier. Surrounding vegetation: raised-bog regeneration complex.1132CHEZwahlen, R. 1983. Pollenanalytische und stratigraphische Untersuchgen im Lörmoos bei Bern. In. University of Bern, Bern.
MOTTA Motta Naluns46.810810.26832170No laminations. 630 m W of Bergstation Schuls-Motta Nal. Local vegetation: Carex fusca-Trichophorum caespitos.-mireMire. Physiography: depression ca.65x30m. Surrounding vegetation: trees to 2120m, Nardetum + mires.1133CHEWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
DOVJOK Dovjok Swamp48.750028.2500No laminations. Local vegetation: Phragmites. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 2 ha. floodplain Phragmites fen. Physiography: floodplain in Murafa Basin. Surrounding vegetation: herb steppe, Quercus/Carpinus forest. Vegetation formation: Podolie steppe-forest.1134UKRKremenetski, C.V., 1995. Holocene vegetation and climate history of southwestern Ukraine. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 85:289-301.
KARDAS Kardashinski Swamp46.516732.61674No laminations. Local vegetation: Phragmites/Typha. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 3000 ha. Phragmites fen. Physiography: floodplain of Dniepr River. Vegetation formation: steppe.1135UKRKremenetski, C.V., 1995. Holocene vegetation and climate history of southwestern Ukraine. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 85:289-301.
NILEDS2 Nile Delta S231.300031.60001No laminations. Core diameter: 6 cm. Physiography: Nile Delta. Vegetation formation: Nile Delta Papyrus Marsh.1136EGYLeroy, S.A.G. 1992. Palynological evidence of Azolla nilotica Dec. in recent Holocene of the eastern Nile Delta and palaeoenvironment. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 1:43-52.
NILEDS6 Nile Delta S631.108331.71672No laminations. Core diameter: 6 cm. Physiography: Nile Delta. Vegetation formation: Nile Delta Papyrus Marsh.1137EGYStanley, D.J., H. Sheng, and Y. Pan. 1988. Heavy minerals and provenance of late Quaternary sands, eastern Nile Delta. Journal of African Earth Sciences 7:735-741.
OBERAAR Oberaar46.54728.25562315No laminations. 12.38 m, just outside moraine A.D.1860. Local vegetation: Caricetum fuscae trichophoretosumMires between moraines. Physiography: glacier forefield.1138CHEAmmann, K. 1979. Gletschernahe Vegetation in der Oberaar einst und jetzt - Historische Schwankungen des Oberaargletschers (Grimselpass, 2300 m, Schweiz) und ihr Einfluss auf die heutige Vegetation der Oberaar und einige Ergebnisse bisheriger Pollenanalyse
PILLON Pillon Gsteig-Diablerets46.21337.11531670No laminations. small mire below Lac de Retaud. SW-exposed mire in depression on slope.1142CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
RIFFEL Riffelsee45.98257.76112757No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 1 ha.1143CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
RL305 Rotsee47.07568.3256419No laminations. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 8 cm. Area: 419 ha. Lake.1144CHEZbinden, H., M. Andrée, H. Oeschger, B. Ammann, A.F. Lotter, G. Bonani, and W. Wölfli. 1989. Atmospheric radiocarbon at the end of the last glacial: an estimate based on AMS radiocarbon dates on terrestrial macrofossils from lake sediments. Radiocarbon 31
RL170 Rotsee47.07568.3256419No laminations. Area: 419 ha. Lake.1145CHELotter, A.F. 1988. Paläoökologische und paläolimnologische Studie des Rotsees bei Luzern. Pollen-, grossrest-, diatomeen- und sedimentanalytische Untersuchungen. Dissertationes Botanicae, 124:1-187.
ROBII33 Alpi di Robièi Val Bavona46.44398.51691892No laminations. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: bottom of glacier cirque.1146CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ROBII30 Alpi di Robièi Val Bavona46.44398.51691892No laminations. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: bottom of glacier cirque.1147CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ROB316 Alpi di Robièi Val Bavona46.44398.51691892No laminations. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: bottom of glacier cirque.1148CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
PRRODET Praz Rodet46.56536.17191040No laminations. centre of living bog with rel. few trees. Local vegetation: with Pinus uncinata. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 5 ha. Raised bog adjacent to stream. Surrounding vegetation: meadows.1149CHEShotyk, W., A.K. Cheburkin, P.G. Appleby, A. Fankhauser, and J.D. Kramers. 1997. Lead in three peat bog profiles, Jura Mountains, Switzerland: enrichment factors, isotopic composition, and chronology of atmospheric deposition. Water Air and Soil Pollution
SEEBERG Seebergsee46.61677.46671831Laminated. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Area: 5 ha.1151CHEHausmann, S., A.F. Lotter, J.F.N. van Leeuwen, C. Ohlendorf, G. Lemcke, E. Grölund, and M. Sturm. 2002. Interactions of climate and land use documented in the varved sediments of Seebergsee in the Swiss Alps. The Holocene 12(3):279-289.
ROTMOOS Rotmoos-Eriz46.79427.84171190No laminations. Local vegetation: raised-bog vegetationundisturbed raised bog. Physiography: depression behind moraine.1153CHEHeeb, K., and M. Welten. 1972. Moore und Vegetationsgeschichte der Schwarzenegg und des Molassevorlandes zwischen dem Aaretal unterhalb Thun und dem obern Emmental. Mitteilungen der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern. (Neue Folge) 29:1-54.
SAANENM Saanenmöser46.51727.31081256No laminations. near railway station, E part of mire. E extension of rudimentary raised bog. Physiography: depression of transfluent Saane glacier.1154CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
SAEGIST Sägistalsee46.67977.97641935No laminations. Local vegetation: open water. Area: 7.2 ha.1155CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
SCHOENW Schönwies46.848611.02922260No laminations. Mire on slope on morainic material. Physiography: in post-glacial moraine landscape.1156AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
SCHWAVS Schwarzsee VS45.99087.70562552No laminations. deepest part of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 6 cm. Area: 1 ha.1158CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
SCHWARZS Schwarzsee Reschenscheideck46.869710.47971721No laminations. SE side of lake, 1m from water. Local vegetation: floating mireLake with adjacent raised bog+Pinus cemb. Surrounding vegetation: Piceetum subalpinum.1160AUTWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
SPITTEL Simplon/Gampisch-Alter Spittel46.23038.01141885No laminations. right in the middle of the mire. Local vegetation: nearly ombrotrophic mire vegetation. Area: 0.04 ha. filled-up natural lake. Physiography: within last glaciation, hill top. Surrounding vegetation: Ericac., few Pinus unc.,Sorbus and Larix.1161CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
TROGMOOS Trogenmoos46.76067.86251470No laminations. on top of hummock (near hollow). Local vegetation: raised bog hummock-hollow vegetation. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 10.1 ha. Raised bog with much Pinus mugo. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest.1166CHEvan der Knaap, W.O., J.F.N. van Leeuwen, A. Fankhauser, and B. Ammann. 2000. Palynostratigraphy of the last centuries in Switzerland based on 23 lake and mire deposits: chronostratigraphic pollen markers, regional patterns, and local histories. Review of
UMBRAIL Umbrail46.542810.42082490No laminations. Local vegetation: Carex fusca, Eriophorum latifoliumspring-mire. Surrounding vegetation: treeless.1167CHEWelten, M. 1982. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetationsgeschichte des Schweizerischen Nationalparks. Ergebnisse der wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen im Schweizerischen Nationalpark XVI/80:1-43.
XIRES Xirès Montana46.30817.47111445No laminations. below restaur.Alpina and hotel Excelsior. Mire on top of filled-up natural lake. Surrounding vegetation: village.1168CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
YCOR Etang d'y Cor Montana46.31067.47831500No laminations. in peat ca. 8 m SW of lake margin. Local vegetation: mire. Area: 0.2 ha. partly filled-up natural lake. Physiography: tectonic and glacial depression. Surrounding vegetation: village. Vegetation formation: Abies + Picea (+ Betula), later Picea.1169CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
WALLB1 Wallbach Lenk46.42727.40191885No laminations. Local vegetation: Caricetum fuscae + Trichophoretum caesp.Mire in depression on mountain shoulder. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, Picea towards E at alt. 1800 m.1170CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
WALLB3 Wallbach Lenk46.42727.40191885No laminations. Mire in depression on mountain shoulder. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, Picea towards E at alt. 1800 m.1171CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
WALLB8 Wallbach Lenk46.42727.40191885No laminations. Mire in depression on mountain shoulder. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, Picea towards E at alt. 1800 m.1172CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
WALLB9 Wallbach Lenk46.42727.40191885No laminations. Mire in depression on mountain shoulder. Surrounding vegetation: meadows, Picea towards E at alt. 1800 m.1173CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
WACHS Wachseldorn Untermoos46.82067.7339980No laminations. Core diameter: 10 cm. partly reclaimed raised bog. Physiography: Molassevorland.1174CHEOeschger, H., M. Welten, U. Eicher, M. Möll, T. Riesen, U. Siegenthaler, S. Wegmüller. 1980. 14C and other parameters during the Youger Dryas cold phase. Radiocarbon 22(2):299- 310.
WUNT Wachseldorn Untermoos46.82067.7339980No laminations. Local vegetation: peat cutting. Core diameter: 10 cm. partly reclaimed raised bog. Physiography: Molassevorland.1176CHEOeschger, H., M. Welten, U. Eicher, M. Möll, T. Riesen, U. Siegenthaler, S. Wegmüller. 1980. 14C and other parameters during the Youger Dryas cold phase. Radiocarbon 22(2):299- 310.
WAXECK Waxeckalm47.020011.50001875No laminations. Core diameter: 8 cm. Mire. Physiography: moraine landscape. Surrounding vegetation: subalpine grasslands. Vegetation formation: altitud. zone of subalpine dwarf shrubs.1178AUTHüttemann, H., and S. Bortenschlager. 1987. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols VI: Riesengebirge, Hohe Tatra - Zillertal, Kühtai.Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 74:81-112.
DORTMUND Dortmunder Hütte47.100011.00001880No laminations. Local vegetation: raised bog, open water since 1976. Core diameter: 8 cm. raised bog, artificial lake since 1976. Physiography: pleistocene moraine landscape. Surrounding vegetation: raised bog. Vegetation formation: subalpine Pinus cembra forest.1179AUTHüttemann, H., and S. Bortenschlager. 1987. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols VI: Riesengebirge, Hohe Tatra - Zillertal, Kühtai.Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 74:81-112.
MIEMING Mieminger See47.291710.9764800No laminations. Local vegetation: wet hay meadow. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. filled-in lake. Physiography: ground moraine landscape on upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: Erico-Pinetum + Larix, Juniperus, herbs. Vegetation formation: inner-alpine relictual Pinus forests.1180AUTWahlmüller, N. 1985. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols V: Nordtiroler Kalkalpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 72:101-144.
NILEDS7 Nile Delta S731.125031.86671No laminations. Core diameter: 6 cm. Physiography: Nile Delta. Vegetation formation: Nile Delta Papyrus Marsh.1181EGYStanley, D.J., H. Sheng, and Y. Pan. 1988. Heavy minerals and provenance of late Quaternary sands, eastern Nile Delta. Journal of African Earth Sciences 7:735-741.
NILEDS8 Nile Delta S831.216732.03330No laminations. Core diameter: 6 cm. Physiography: Nile Delta. Vegetation formation: Nile Delta Papyrus Marsh.1182EGYStanley, D.J., H. Sheng, and Y. Pan. 1988. Heavy minerals and provenance of late Quaternary sands, eastern Nile Delta. Journal of African Earth Sciences 7:735-741.
KATZENL Katzenloch47.341711.12501220No laminations. Core diameter: 8 cm. partly cut raised bog with Pinus mugo. Physiography: margin of upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus-Picea-Abies, Vacc.vitis-i. & myrt. Vegetation formation: Abieti-Fagetum.1183AUTWahlmüller, N. 1985. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols V: Nordtiroler Kalkalpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 72:101-144.
SEEFELD Seefelder See47.323611.19171200No laminations. centre of lake. Local vegetation: open water. Core diameter: 3.5 cm. Area: 6.3 ha. Lake used for swimming. Physiography: upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: mixed forest, raised bog, meadow. Vegetation formation: Abieti-Fagetum.1184AUTWahlmüller, N. 1985. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols V: Nordtiroler Kalkalpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 72:101-144.
KIRCHB Kirchbichl47.511112.0903512No laminations. Moorstrandbad von Oberndorf. Local vegetation: disturbed by swimmers. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. bathing-shore of lake. Physiography: moraine landscape, Inn river valley. Surrounding vegetation: Abies-Picea forest, some few Quercus. Vegetation formation: Abieti-Fagetum.1185AUTWahlmüller, N. 1985. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols V: Nordtiroler Kalkalpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 72:101-144.
EGELSEE Egelsee47.612512.1708549No laminations. centre of lake. Local vegetation: Nymphaea, Nuphar. Core diameter: 3.5 cm. Area: 2.4 ha. Lake with paludified margins. Physiography: shallow depress. in valley with moraines. Surrounding vegetation: Picea-Abies-Fagus-Acer pseudopl. forest.1186AUTWahlmüller, N. 1985. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols V: Nordtiroler Kalkalpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 72:101-144.
MIESBERG Miesberg47.649412.2739670No laminations. Local vegetation: disturbed raised-bog vegetation. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. partly reclaimed, regenerating. Physiography: shallow depression, no af- or effluent. Surrounding vegetation: open, few forest remains. Vegetation formation: montane Fagus-Abies forest.1187AUTBortenschlager, I. 1976. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols II: Kufstein - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 63:105-137.
LUTZENB Lutzenberg47.462512.3603815No laminations. Local vegetation: Betula forest, no mire vegetation. Core diameter: 8 cm. peat cut all over, heavily disturbed. Physiography: subsoil of Würm moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Abies-Picea forest, arable fields. Vegetation formation: Ab.-Pic., Vacc.-Abiet./Aceri-Quercet.rob.1188AUTBortenschlager, I. 1976. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols II: Kufstein - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 63:105-137.
GIERING Giering47.471412.3583820No laminations. Local vegetation: disturbed raised-bog vegetation. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. intact raised bog,some marginal drainage. Physiography: subsoil of Würm moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Abies-Picea forest, arable fields. Vegetation formation: Abies-Picea, Abieti-Fagetum myrtilletosum.1189AUTBortenschlager, I. 1976. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols II: Kufstein - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 63:105-137.
HASENM Hasenmoos47.473912.3772770No laminations. Local vegetation: grasses on cut peat. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. upper peat layers cut. Physiography: subsoil of Würm moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Abies-Picea forest, arable fields. Vegetation formation: Abies-Picea, Abieti-Fagetum myrtilletosum.1190AUTBortenschlager, I. 1976. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols II: Kufstein - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 63:105-137.
WASENM1 Wasenmoos47.305812.41751205No laminations. Local vegetation: disturbed after peat cutting. former raised bog, upper peat layers cut. Physiography: depression in mountain slope. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest. Vegetation formation: inner-alpine Picea forests.1191AUTBortenschlager, I. 1976. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols II: Kufstein - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 63:105-137.
SOMMERS Sommersüss46.760811.6783870No laminations. Local vegetation: Typha, Phragmites, Utricularia. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Area: 1.5 ha. Mire without ef- or affluent, disturbed. Physiography: plateau with ground moraine. Vegetation formation: inner-alp. Pinus forests & dry graslands.1193ITASeiwald, A. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols IV: Natzer Plateau - Villanderer Alm. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:31-72.
RINDERP Rinderplatz46.644711.49441780No laminations. Local vegetation: Sphagnum hummock-hollows, Cyperaceae. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. open area in raised bog with Pinus mugo. Physiography: shallow depression in upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: few trees. Vegetation formation: Picea forest with Pinus cembra and Larix.1194ITASeiwald, A. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols IV: Natzer Plateau - Villanderer Alm. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:31-72.
DURA Dura-Moor46.640011.45892080No laminations. Local vegetation: Cyperaceae mire. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. circular Cyperaceae mire. Physiography: filled-in small lake on upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: few Pinus cembra, Juniperus,dwarf shrubs. Vegetation formation: Picea, Pinus cembra, Larix.1195ITASeiwald, A. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols IV: Natzer Plateau - Villanderer Alm. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:31-72.
MALSCH Malschötscher Hotter46.666111.45832050No laminations. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. saddle-mire on watershed. Physiography: watershed between 2 valleys, upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: few trees. Vegetation formation: Picea, Pinus cembra, Larix.1196ITASeiwald, A. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols IV: Natzer Plateau - Villanderer Alm. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:31-72.
SCHWARZ Schwarzsee46.666411.43192033No laminations. partly filled-in lake. Physiography: upland plain. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus mugo, less P. cembra, Larix, Picea. Vegetation formation: Picea, Pinus cembra, Larix.1197ITASeiwald, A. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols IV: Natzer Plateau - Villanderer Alm. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:31-72.
F_SENN3 Franz Senn-Hütte47.083311.16672115No laminations. ca. 150 m S of Franz Senn-Hütte. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire between small round hills. Physiography: upper valley near glacier,within moraine. Vegetation formation: subalpine shrub zone.1198AUTWeirich, J., and S. Bortenschlager. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols III: Stubaier Alpen - Zillertaler Alpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:7-30.
GRUENAUM Grünau Moor47.030011.45282190No laminations. Mire. Physiography: just outside post-glacial moraines. Vegetation formation: subalpine shrub zone.1199AUTWeirich, J., and S. Bortenschlager. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols III: Stubaier Alpen - Zillertaler Alpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:7-30.
BUNTESM Buntes Moor47.062511.30332285No laminations. periodially flooded glacier-valley mire. Physiography: just outside moraine of A.D. 1850. Vegetation formation: subalpine shrub zone.1200AUTWeirich, J., and S. Bortenschlager. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols III: Stubaier Alpen - Zillertaler Alpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:7-30.
ALPENR Moor Alpenrose47.086711.77861880No laminations. 130 m SE of guest house. Mire between mountain slope and ridge. Physiography: margin of glacier forfield. Vegetation formation: subalpine shrub zone.1201AUTWeirich, J., and S. Bortenschlager. 1980. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols III: Stubaier Alpen - Zillertaler Alpen. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 67:7-30.
ROTM_OB Rotmoos Obergurgl46.841711.02502260No laminations. Local vegetation: Trichophorum + Carex, Eriophorum, Juncus. Core diameter: 8 cm. periodically flooded glacier-valley mire. Physiography: mire size 2x0.1 km, along stream. Vegetation formation: above present forest limit.1202AUTBortenschlager, S. 1970. Waldgrenz- und Klimaschwankungen im pollenanalytischen Bild des Gurgler Rotmooses. Mitt. ostalp. din. Ges. f. Vegetkde. 11:19-26.
ATEML Atemlöchermoos46.937511.01531790No laminations. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire. Physiography: in post-glacial moraine landscape.1203AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
PILLERM Pillermoos Untergurgl46.901411.04441780No laminations. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire. Physiography: in post-glacial moraine landscape.1204AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
WILDMOOS Wildmoos46.950011.01811435No laminations. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire. Physiography: in post-glacial moraine landscape.1205AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
KROTENW1 Krotenweiher47.076411.41111310No laminations. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire. Physiography: in post-glacial moraine landscape.1206AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
LANSERM1 Lanser Moor47.240311.4208840No laminations. centre of mire E of Lanser See. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire in dead-ice hollow.1207AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
LANSERM3 Lanser Moor47.240311.4208840Mire in dead-ice hollow.1209AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Die vegetationsentwicklung im Spätglazial: das Moor beim Lanser See III, ein Typprofil für die Ostalpen. Dissertationes Botanicae 72:71-79.
LINDENM Lindenmoos47.509712.0431640No laminations. place with thickest sediments. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Mire.1210AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
GERLOS Gerlos47.243112.13891590No laminations. N of the Gerlosstrasse road. Core diameter: 5.4 cm. Raised bog.1213AUTBortenschlager, S. 1984. Beiträge zur Vegetationsgeschichte Tirols I. Inneres Ötztal und unteres Inntal. Ber. nat.-med. Verein Innsbruck 71:19-56.
DELORETT Moor am Rofenberg46.829210.82562760No laminations. deepest part of bog. Local vegetation: Polytr.norv., alp., jun., Nardus, Trich.caes. Area: 0.04 ha. Palsa-like hummocky bog. Physiography: on horizontal area. Surrounding vegetation: grazed meadows far above tree limit. Vegetation formation: alpine.1214AUTBortenschlager, S. 1993. Das höchst gelegene Moor der Ostalpen Moor am Rofenberg 2760 m. Festschrift Zoller. Dissertationes Botanicae 196:329-334.
LOCLAT1A Le Loclat47.02036.9978432No laminations. centre of lake of Loclat. Local vegetation: open water. Area: 0.05 ha. Lake.1216CHEHadorn, P. 1994. Saint-Blaise/Bains des Dames, 1. Palynologie d'un site néolithique et histoire de la végétation des derniers 16000 ans. Neuchâtel. Musée cantonal d'archéologie. Archéologie neuchâteloise, 18:1-121.
LOCLAT4 Le Loclat47.02036.9978432No laminations. 20 m from LoclatLP50 and from lake shore. Area: 0.05 ha. Lake.1218CHEHadorn, P. 1994. Saint-Blaise/Bains des Dames, 1. Palynologie d'un site néolithique et histoire de la végétation des derniers 16000 ans. Neuchâtel. Musée cantonal d'archéologie. Archéologie neuchâteloise, 18:1-121.
LOCLAT50 Le Loclat47.02036.9978432No laminations. on NE shore of lake of Loclat. Area: 0.05 ha. Lake.1219CHEHadorn, P. 1994. Saint-Blaise/Bains des Dames, 1. Palynologie d'un site néolithique et histoire de la végétation des derniers 16000 ans. Neuchâtel. Musée cantonal d'archéologie. Archéologie neuchâteloise, 18:1-121.
LOCLAT8 Le Loclat47.02036.9978432No laminations. ca. 500 m SE of Lac de Loclat. Area: 0.05 ha. Lake.1220CHEHadorn, P. 1994. Saint-Blaise/Bains des Dames, 1. Palynologie d'un site néolithique et histoire de la végétation des derniers 16000 ans. Neuchâtel. Musée cantonal d'archéologie. Archéologie neuchâteloise, 18:1-121.
MURIF2 Murifeld Bern46.56177.2836554No laminations. ca. 100 m E of road Bern-Muri (Apr. 1952). Local vegetation: none. Area: 1.5 ha. valley mire in dead-ice hollow. Physiography: N of Egghölzli moraine(of Aare glacier?). Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.1221CHEWelten, M. 1958. Die spätglaziale und postglaziale Vegetationsentwicklung der Berneralpen und -Voralpen und des Walliser Haupttales (mit 14C-Alterbestimmungen). Veröff. Geobot. Inst. Rübel in Zürich 34:150-158.
ORGE2 Lac du Mont d'Orge Sion46.14037.2028640No laminations. 15 m N of ORGE2. Local vegetation: Phragmites mire along lakepartly filled-up natural lake. Physiography: Rhone valley (glacial valley). Surrounding vegetation: vineyard, orchard.1224GRCKouli, K., and M.D. Dermitzakis. 2010. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 11. Lake Orestiás (Kastoria, northern Greece). Grana, 49(3):154-156.
ORGE3 Lac du Mont d'Orge Sion46.14037.2028640No laminations. ca. 6 m from coring in 1970. partly filled-up natural lake. Physiography: Rhone valley (glacial valley). Surrounding vegetation: vineyard, orchard.1225CHEWelten, M. 1977. Résultats palynologiques sur le développement de la végétation et sa dégradation par l'homme à l'étage inférieur du Valais Central (Suisse). Suppl. Bull. Assoc. franç. Etude Quatern. 47:303-307.
ORGE4 Lac du Mont d'Orge Sion46.14037.2028640No laminations. 70 cm W of ORGE3. partly filled-up natural lake. Physiography: Rhone valley (glacial valley). Surrounding vegetation: vineyard, orchard.1226CHEWelten, M. 1982. Vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen in den westlichen Schweizer Alpen: Bern-Wallis. Denkschriften der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft, Vol. 95. DSNG 95. Textheft 104 pp., Diagrammheft 37 diagrams.
ORGE5 Lac du Mont d'Orge Sion46.14037.2028640No laminations. at N end of eastern Phragmites zone. partly filled-up natural lake. Physiography: Rhone valley (glacial valley). Surrounding vegetation: vineyard, orchard.1227CHEWelten, M. 1977. Résultats palynologiques sur le développement de la végétation et sa dégradation par l'homme à l'étage inférieur du Valais Central (Suisse). Suppl. Bull. Assoc. franç. Etude Quatern. 47:303-307.
LAU1 Lac du Lauzon44.67535.79331980No laminations. centre of the wetland. Lake. Physiography: small basin (glacial or karstic origin). Surrounding vegetation: wetland. Vegetation formation: subalpine grassland.1229FRAArgant, J., and A. Argant. 2000. Mise en évidence de l'occupation ancienne d'un site d'altitude: analyse pollinique du lac de Lauzon (Drôme) Géologie Alpine, 2000, Mém. H. S. n 31:61-71.
CZE1 Marais de Charauze45.36835.5669375No laminations. NE of the marsh. Local vegetation: Phragmite with shrubs and trees. Area: 20 ha. Marsh. Physiography: little basin. Surrounding vegetation: humid vegetation.1230POLSzczepanek, K. 1971. Kras staszowski w swietle badan paleobotanicznych [The Staszow karst in the light of palaeobotanical studies - south Poland]. Acta Palaeobotanica, 12(2):60-140.
CHIRENS1 Tourbière de Chirens45.42335.5617460No laminations. Area: 1.1 ha. bog. Physiography: basin behind the moraines. Surrounding vegetation: clearing area: decidious,oak,hornbeam. Vegetation formation: terres froides.1231FRAEicher, U., U. Siegenthaler, and S. Wegmüller. 1981. Pollen Oxygen Isotope Analyses on late- and Post-Glacial Sediments Tourbière de Chirens (Dauphiné, France). Quaternary Research 15:160-170.
GOSCI187 Lake Gosciaz52.583319.350064Laminated. center of lake. Local vegetation: Phragmit, Lemnetea, Potamogeton, Magnocaric. Area: 70.4 ha. Lake. Physiography: dimitric lake of glacial origin. Surrounding vegetation: peatbog with forest area.1232POLArnold, M., K. Balaga, L. Chróst, Z. Churski, D. Demske, M. Dulinski, A. Gizinski, T. Goslar, I. Hajdas, A. Kentzer, K. Kepczynski, T. Kuc, M. Kuzniarski, R. Lingeman, B. Lacka, T. Madeyska, B. Marciniak, W. Marszelewski, T. Mieszczankin, A. Noryskiewicz,
MFM6 Meerfelder Maar50.10006.75003361256DEUKubitz, B. 2000. Die holozäne Vegetations- und Siedlungsgeschichte in der Westeifel am Beispiel eines hochauflösenden Pollendiagrammes aus dem Meerfelder Maar [History of Holocene vegetation and settlement of the Western Eifel region (Germany) using a hig
PRELUCA Preluca Tiganului47.817523.53587301257ROUFeurdean, A., S. Klotz, V. Mosbrugger, and B. Wohlfarth. 2008. Pollen-based quantitative reconstructions of Holocene climate variability in NW Romania. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatoligy, Palaeoecology 260:494-504.
STEREGOI Steregoiu47.813923.54037901258ROUBjörkman, L., A. Feurdean, and B. Wohlfarth. 2003. Late- Glacial and Holocene forest dynamics at Steregoiu in the Gutaiului Mountains, Northwest Romania. Review of Palaeobotany and palynology 124:79-111.
FUKK1 Fuschlsee47.783313.26676631259AUTVoigt, R. 1996. Paläolomnolische und vegetationsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen an Sedimenten aus Fuschlsee und Chiemsee (Salzburg und Bayern). Dissertationes Botanicae, Volume 270, pp. 303.
BOITES3 Lac des Boites45.05615.88531560Lake marly closed; Physiography: Peat bog; Vegetation: open forest of picea; Formation: lower subalpine; Location: NE border; 2 cores sampled1260FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
MIROIR Lac Miroir44.63536.793922101261FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
PRAVER Lac de Praver45.07365.856411701262FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
MONTSEC1 Tourbière de Mont Sec45.06895.80671130peat bog; Physiography: Little basin; Vegetation: Bocage and sparse beech grove; Location: in the deapest part of the peat; C14 dates in Mont Sec-21264FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
MONTSEC2 Tourbière de Mont Sec45.06895.806711301265FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
GATIMORT Tourbière de Gatimort43.57532.78569701266FRAPulido, M. 2006. Conséquenses de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique postglaciaire de la végétation dans le sud du Massif Central, France. [Anthropogenic impact on the postglacial vegetation dynamics in South Massif Central, France] Thesis of Palaeoecology.
LANDE Tourbière de la Lande43.56672.966710401267FRAPulido, M. 2006. Conséquenses de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique postglaciaire de la végétation dans le sud du Massif Central, France. [Anthropogenic impact on the postglacial vegetation dynamics in South Massif Central, France] Thesis of Palaeoecology.
NARMORNW Tourbière des Narses Mortes44.43333.600014001268FRAJouffroy-Bapicot, I., M. Pulido, S. Baron, D. Galop, F. Monna, M. Lavoie, A. Ploquin, C. Petit, J.L. de Beaulieu, and H. Richard. 2007. Environmental impact of early palaeometallurgy: pollen and geochemical analysis. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (
NARMOCEN Tourbière des Narses Mortes44.43333.600014001269FRAJouffroy-Bapicot, I., M. Pulido, S. Baron, D. Galop, F. Monna, M. Lavoie, A. Ploquin, C. Petit, J.L. de Beaulieu, and H. Richard. 2007. Environmental impact of early palaeometallurgy: pollen and geochemical analysis. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (
NARMOBOI Tourbière des Narses Mortes44.43333.600014001270FRAJouffroy-Bapicot, I., M. Pulido, S. Baron, D. Galop, F. Monna, M. Lavoie, A. Ploquin, C. Petit, J.L. de Beaulieu, and H. Richard. 2007. Environmental impact of early palaeometallurgy: pollen and geochemical analysis. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (
PEYROUTA Tourbière de la Peyroutarié44.46673.600010501272FRAPulido, M. 2006. Conséquenses de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique postglaciaire de la végétation dans le sud du Massif Central, France. [Anthropogenic impact on the postglacial vegetation dynamics in South Massif Central, France] Thesis of Palaeoecology.
PESCHIO1 Tourbière du Peschio44.45003.600013701273FRAPulido, M. 2006. Conséquenses de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique postglaciaire de la végétation dans le sud du Massif Central, France. [Anthropogenic impact on the postglacial vegetation dynamics in South Massif Central, France] Thesis of Palaeoecology.
PESCHIOB Tourbière du Peschio44.45003.600013701274FRAPulido, M. 2006. Conséquenses de l'anthropisation sur la dynamique postglaciaire de la végétation dans le sud du Massif Central, France. [Anthropogenic impact on the postglacial vegetation dynamics in South Massif Central, France] Thesis of Palaeoecology.
WHN Waschhorn53.61508.7369101275DEUKühl, N. 1998. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Vegetations- und Siedlungsgeschichte in einem Kesselmoor bei Drangstedt, Ldkr. Cuxhaven. Probleme der Küstenforschung im südlichen Nordseegebiet 25:303-324. Mit 6 Tabellen und 7 Abbildungen.
BRM1 Bruckmisse48.73258.6442670small mire; 4 cores with several last time gaps1276DEURösch, M. 2007. Botanical evidence for prehistoric and medieval land use in Black Forest. Medieval Rural Settlement in Marginal Landscapes. Ruralia VII, 8th-14th September 2007 Cardiff Wales, U.K.,335-343.
BRM3 Bruckmisse48.73258.64426701277DEURösch, M. 2007. Botanical evidence for prehistoric and medieval land use in Black Forest. Medieval Rural Settlement in Marginal Landscapes. Ruralia VII, 8th-14th September 2007 Cardiff Wales, U.K.,335-343.
BRM4 Bruckmisse48.73258.64426701278DEURösch, M. 2007. Botanical evidence for prehistoric and medieval land use in Black Forest. Medieval Rural Settlement in Marginal Landscapes. Ruralia VII, 8th-14th September 2007 Cardiff Wales, U.K.,335-343.
GWA1 Glaswaldsee48.42678.24928391279DEURösch, M. 2009. Zur vorgeschichtlichen Besiedlung und Landnutzung im nördlichen Schwarzwald aufgrund vegetationsgeschichtlicher Untersuchungen in zwei Karseen. [Prehistoric settlement and land use history of the Northern Black Forest as indicated by polle
KWI1 Wildseemoor bei Kaltenbronn48.71978.45899091280DEURösch, M. 2007. Botanical evidence for prehistoric and medieval land use in Black Forest. Medieval Rural Settlement in Marginal Landscapes. Ruralia VII, 8th-14th September 2007 Cardiff Wales, U.K.,335-343.
KWI2 Wildseemoor bei Kaltenbronn48.71978.45899091281DEURösch, M. 2007. Botanical evidence for prehistoric and medieval land use in Black Forest. Medieval Rural Settlement in Marginal Landscapes. Ruralia VII, 8th-14th September 2007 Cardiff Wales, U.K.,335-343.
WILA Wilder See beim Ruhestein48.56978.23699101282DEURösch, M. 2009. Zur vorgeschichtlichen Besiedlung und Landnutzung im nördlichen Schwarzwald aufgrund vegetationsgeschichtlicher Untersuchungen in zwei Karseen. [Prehistoric settlement and land use history of the Northern Black Forest as indicated by polle
AVG0702 Lago Grande di Avigliana45.06507.38673531283ITAFinsinger, W., C. Bigler, U. Krähenbühl, A.F. Lotter, and B. Ammann. 2006. Human impacts and eutrophication patterns during the past ~200 years at Lago di Avigliana (N. Italy). Journal of Paleolimnology (2006) 36:55-67.
FULLY Lac Superieur de Fully46.17677.093621351284CHEFinsinger, W., and W. Tinner. 2007. Pollen and plant macrofossils at Lac de Fully (2135 m a.s.l.): Holocene forest dynamics on a highland plateau in the Valais, Switzerland. The Holocene 17, 8(2007):1119-1127.
LOSUNAR Le Loch Sunart56.6667-5.86670median basin of the 3 others; Physiography: fjord-style sea lochs; Location: western end of the median basin; correlated to sedimentological and seismological analysis1285GBRMokkedem, Z., A. Baltzer, M. Clet-Pellerin, A.V. Walter-Simonnet, R. Bates, Y. Balut, C. Bonnot-Courtois. 2007. Fluctuations climatiques enregistrées depuis 20 000 ans dans le remplissage sédimentaire du loch Sunart (Nord-Ouest de l'Ecosse) C.R. Geoscienc
FRANVILL Baie de Seine Franceville beach49.3000-0.266751286FRADelsinne, N. 2005. Evolution pluri-millénaire à pluriannuelle du prisme sédimentaire d'embouchure de la Seine. Facteurs de contrôle naturels et d'origine anthropique. Thèse de doctorat, Département des Sciences, Université de Caen, 179+14p.
S2188 Baie de Seine estuary49.4167-0.033301287FRAGarnaud, S., P. Lesueur, M. Clet-Pellerin, S. Lesourd, T. Garlan, R. Lafite, and J.C. Brun-Cottan. 2003. Holocene to modern fine-grained sedimentation on macrotidal shoreface-to -inner-shelf setting (eastern Bay of the Seine, France). Marine Geology, 202:
VK12 Baie de Seine estuary49.4167-0.033301288FRAGarnaud, S., P. Lesueur, M. Clet-Pellerin, S. Lesourd, T. Garlan, R. Lafite, and J.C. Brun-Cottan. 2003. Holocene to modern fine-grained sedimentation on macrotidal shoreface-to -inner-shelf setting (eastern Bay of the Seine, France). Marine Geology, 202:
VK52 Baie de Seine estuary49.4167-0.033301289FRATessier, B., N. Delsinne, and P. Sorrel. 2010. Holocene sedimentary infilling of a tide-dominated estuary mouth. The example of macrotidal Seine estuary (NW France). Bull. Soc. géol. Fr., t. 181(2):87-98.
BOUCHB5 Lac du Bouchet44.91673.783312001290FRAThouveny, N., K.M. Creer, and I. Blunk. 1990. Extention of the Lac du Bouchet palaeomagnetic record over the last 120,000 years. Earth and Planetary Letters, 97:140-161.
BOUCHB53 Lac du Bouchet44.91673.783312001291FRAReille, M., and J.L. de Beaulieu. 1988. History of the Würm and Holocene vegetation in western Velay (Massif Central, France): a comparison of pollen analysis from three corings at Lac du Bouchet. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 54 (1988):233-248.
BOUCHB60 Lac du Bouchet44.91673.783312001292FRAReille, M., and J.L. de Beaulieu. 1988. History of the Würm and Holocene vegetation in western Velay (Massif Central, France): a comparison of pollen analysis from three corings at Lac du Bouchet. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 54 (1988):233-248.
BOUCHD Lac du Bouchet44.91673.783312001293FRAde Beaulieu, J.L., M. Reille, J. Guiot, V. Andrieu-Ponel, and R. Cheddadi. 1998. Le temps des cycles glaciaires- interglaciaires, réponse des écosystèmes aux changements climatiques - l'exemple de la longue séquence continue du Velay. Presses Universitair
GRADEN1 Gradenmoos47.965312.808319201299AUTKrisai, R., W. Mayer, C. Schröck, and R. Türk. 2006. Das Gradenmoos in der Schobergruppe (NP Hohe Tauern, Kärten) Vegetation und Entstehung. Carinthia II, 196/116:359-386.
TAUERN3 Tauernmoos47.172212.644421001300AUTKrisai, R. 2006. Mooruntersuchungen im Stubachtal (Hohe Tauern, Salzburg) Beitr. Naturk. Oberösterreichs 16:105-147.
VAUVILC4 Vauville49.6361-1.8489101325FRALespez, L., M. Clet-Pellerin, R. Davidson, T. Desmarest, B. Menesson, and C. Damourette. 2006. L'environnement de la Mare de Vauville, de l'étude de la longue durée au développement durable : premiers résultats. Publication du Projet collectif de recherch
VAUVILLE Vauville49.6361-1.8489101326FRALespez, L., M. Clet-Pellerin, R. Davidson, and C. Marcigny. 2004. Evolution des paysages et anthropisation depuis le Néolithique dans la péninsule de la Hague (Normandie, France). Revue d'Archéométrie, 28:71-88.
ANSTMA60 Anse Saint-Martin49.7039-1.878651327FRALespez, L., B. Hardel, M. Clet-Pellerin, R. Davidson, and C. Marcigny. 2005. Evolution des paysages du Néolithique à nos jours dans la péninsule de La Hague (Normandie, France), l'exemple de l'Anse St-Martin. Groupe de Recherches Archéologiques du Cotenti
ANSTM203 Anse Saint-Martin49.7039-1.878651328FRALespez, L., B. Hardel, M. Clet-Pellerin, R. Davidson, and C. Marcigny. 2005. Evolution des paysages du Néolithique à nos jours dans la péninsule de La Hague (Normandie, France), l'exemple de l'Anse St-Martin. Groupe de Recherches Archéologiques du Cotenti
ANSTM403 Anse Saint-Martin49.7039-1.878651329FRALespez, L., B. Hardel, M. Clet-Pellerin, R. Davidson, and C. Marcigny. 2005. Evolution des paysages du Néolithique à nos jours dans la péninsule de La Hague (Normandie, France), l'exemple de l'Anse St-Martin. Groupe de Recherches Archéologiques du Cotenti
ETPASM67 Etang paysan49.6961-1.8672411330FRALespez, L., B. Hardel, M. Clet-Pellerin, R. Davidson, and C. Marcigny. 2005. Evolution des paysages du Néolithique à nos jours dans la péninsule de La Hague (Normandie, France), l'exemple de l'Anse St-Martin. Groupe de Recherches Archéologiques du Cotenti
URVI78 Urville-Nacqueville49.6781-1.75755field; Physiography: bay of Nacqueville; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: close to Landmer village; Roman tile at 210cm and Merovingian pottery at 60cm1331MNGTarasov, P.E., T. Webb III, A.A. Andreev, N.B. Afanas'eva, N.A. Berezina, L.G. Bezusko, T.A. Blyakharchuk, N.S. Bolikhovskaya, R. Cheddadi, M.M. Chernavskaya, G.M. Chernova, N.I. Dorofeyuk, V.G. Dirksen, G.A. Elina, L.V. Filimonova, F.Z. Glebov, J. Guiot,
URVNAC1 Urville-Nacqueville49.6781-1.757551332MNGTarasov, P.E., T. Webb III, A.A. Andreev, N.B. Afanas'eva, N.A. Berezina, L.G. Bezusko, T.A. Blyakharchuk, N.S. Bolikhovskaya, R. Cheddadi, M.M. Chernavskaya, G.M. Chernova, N.I. Dorofeyuk, V.G. Dirksen, G.A. Elina, L.V. Filimonova, F.Z. Glebov, J. Guiot,
LINGR2C1 Lingreville48.9297-1.543151334FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGR2C2 Lingreville48.9297-1.543151335FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGR2CM Lingreville48.9297-1.543151336FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
BRICQRUE Lingreville48.9297-1.543151337FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGR3CN Lingreville48.9297-1.543151338FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGR3CE Lingreville48.9297-1.543151339FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGREV4 Lingreville48.9297-1.543151340FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGREV5 Lingreville48.9297-1.543151341FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGREV6 Lingreville48.9297-1.543151342FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
LINGREV3 Lingreville48.9297-1.543151343FRABillard, C., M. Clet-Pellerin, J.P. Lautridou, and M. Giffault. 1995. Un site protohistorique littoral dans le havre de la Vanlee à Lingreville et Bricqueville-sur-mer (Manche). Revue Archéologique Ouest, 12(1995):73-110.
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MATHON Tourbière de Mathon49.2189-1.5000201349FRAClet-Pellerin, M., O. Dugué, and J.P. Lautridou. 2006. Seuil du Cotentin: sédiments plio-pléistocènes, comblement des marais. In: Livret-guide de l'Excursion de l'Association Française pour l'Etude du Quaternaire en Normandie, 25-27 Mai 2006:32-37.
GEFONTE4 Geffosse Fontenay49.3650-1.0833121350FRAClet-Pellerin, M., O. Dugué, and J.P. Lautridou. 2006. Seuil du Cotentin: sédiments plio-pléistocènes, comblement des marais. In: Livret-guide de l'Excursion de l'Association Française pour l'Etude du Quaternaire en Normandie, 25-27 Mai 2006:32-37.
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CRABEC Havre de Crabec49.6833-1.275021354FRACoutard, S., and M. Clet-Pellerin. 2006. Evolution de la sédimentation et de la végétation pendant l'Holocène dans les marais arrière-littoraux du Val de Saire (Cotentin, Normandie). In : L'érosion entre Société, Climat et Paléoenvironnements. Géolab-UMR
MONFHAYE Montfarville49.6450-1.254231355FRACoutard, S., and M. Clet-Pellerin. 2006. Evolution de la sédimentation et de la végétation pendant l'Holocène dans les marais arrière-littoraux du Val de Saire (Cotentin, Normandie). In : L'érosion entre Société, Climat et Paléoenvironnements. Géolab-UMR
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SONENBGM Sonnenberger Moor51.768210.5162780Hanghochmoor, Niedermoor- und Hochmoortorfe/Holozän/Pollenzonen VIII-X1422DEUWillutzki, H. 1962. Zur Waldgeschichte und Vermoorung sowie über Rekurrenzflächen im Oberharz. Nova Acta Leopoldina, Neue Folge, 25(160), 52 pp.
BOKABLA1 Bokanjacko44.183315.233325drained lake1423HRVGrüger, E. 1996. The Changing Face of Dalmatia. Archaeological and Ecological Studies in a Mediterranean Landscape. Vegetation change. Chapman, J., R. Shiel, and S. Batovic (eds). Leicester University Press, 365pp, 33-44.
BOKABLA2 Bokanjacko44.183315.233325drained lake1424HRVGrüger, E. 1996. The Changing Face of Dalmatia. Archaeological and Ecological Studies in a Mediterranean Landscape. Vegetation change. Chapman, J., R. Shiel, and S. Batovic (eds). Leicester University Press, 365pp, 33-44.
RAPERSH1 Rappershausen50.379410.3914383Niedermoor(r 3598 9560/h 5583 4050); Pollenzonen nach Firbas Ia-X1425DEUHahne, J. 1991. Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte im nördlichen Bayern (Rhön, Grabfeld, Lange Berge) [Investigations on the Late- and Postglacial History of Vegetation of Northern Bavaria (Rhön, Grabfeld, Lange Berge)] Flora
WEISSFOR Moor im Weissenstadter Forst50.136811.8804725Moor1426DEUHahne, J. 1992. Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte im nordöstlichen Bayern (Bayerisches Vogtland, Fichtelgebirge, Steinwald) [Investigation on the Late- and Postglacial History of Vegetation of Northeastern Bavaria (Bayerisch
SEELOH92 Die Seelohe50.026211.8590778Bewaldetes Hochmoor (r 4489 900/h 5543 200), Pollenzonen nach Firbas1429DEUHahne, J. 1992. Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte im nordöstlichen Bayern (Bayerisches Vogtland, Fichtelgebirge, Steinwald) [Investigation on the Late- and Postglacial History of Vegetation of Northeastern Bavaria (Bayerisch
WOLOHE1 Die Wolfslohe im Steinwald49.907612.0404718Niedermoor1430DEUHahne, J. 1992. Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte im nordöstlichen Bayern (Bayerisches Vogtland, Fichtelgebirge, Steinwald) [Investigation on the Late- and Postglacial History of Vegetation of Northeastern Bavaria (Bayerisch
WOLOHE2 Die Wolfslohe im Steinwald49.907612.0404718Niedermoor1431DEUHahne, J. 1992. Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte im nordöstlichen Bayern (Bayerisches Vogtland, Fichtelgebirge, Steinwald) [Investigation on the Late- and Postglacial History of Vegetation of Northeastern Bavaria (Bayerisch
SAUBORST Sauborst im Rehauer Forst50.276212.0996572Niedermoor1432DEUHahne, J. 1992. Untersuchungen zur spät- und postglazialen Vegetationsgeschichte im nordöstlichen Bayern (Bayerisches Vogtland, Fichtelgebirge, Steinwald) [Investigation on the Late- and Postglacial History of Vegetation of Northeastern Bavaria (Bayerisch
SEELOH57 Die Seelohe50.026111.85897781438DEUBeug, H.J. 1957. Untersuchengen zur spätglazialen und frühpostglazialen Floren -und Vegetationsgeschichte einiger Mittelgebirge (Fichtelgebirge, Harz und Rhön). Flora 145:167 -211.
BELIYA2C Beliya Kanton41.733624.139715471440BGRLazarova, M.A., S. Tonkov, E. Marinova, D. Ivanov, and E.D.B. Bozilova. 2011. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 12. Western Rhodopes Mountains (Bulgaria): peat bog Beliya Kanton. Grana, 50(2):162-164.
ORESTG25 Lake Orestiás40.511721.25786301447GRCKouli, K., and M.D. Dermitzakis. 2010. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 11. Lake Orestiás (Kastoria, northern Greece). Grana, 49(3):154-156.
LAILIAS Lailias41.267823.599414201449GRCGerasimidis, A. 2000. Palynological evidence for human influence on the vegetation of mountain regions in northern Greece: the case of Lailias, Serres. Sheffield studies in Aegian Archaeology. Sheffield Academic Press, Sheffield England.
TYR1 Tyre33.278135.203131451LBNMarriner, N., and C. Morhange. 2006. Geoarchaeological evidence for dredging in Tyre's ancient harbour, Levant. Quaternary Research 65:164-171.
LAVPICCO Lago Piccolo di Avigliana45.05257.39153561452ITAVescovi, E., C. Ravazzi, E. Arpenti, W. Finsinger, R. Pini, V. Valsecchi, L. Wick, B. Ammann, and W. Tinner. 2007. Interactions between climate and vegetation during the Lateglacial period as recorded by lake and mire sediment archives in Northern Italy a
CABURN Caburn50.85720.050661453GBRWaller, M.P., and S. Hamilton. 2000. Vegetation history of the English chalklands: a mid-Holocene pollen sequence from the Caburn, East Sussex. Journal of Quaternary Science 15(3) :253-272.
DOWELS The Dowels Walland marsh51.04360.828101454GBRWaller, M.P., A.J. Long, D. Long, and J.B. Innes. 1999. Patterns and processes in the development of coastal mire vegetation: Multi-site investigations from Walland Marsh, Southeast England. Quaternary Science Reviews 18:1419-1444.
HMS Horsemarsh Sewer51.05190.826701455GBRWaller, M.P., A.J. Long, D. Long, and J.B. Innes. 1999. Patterns and processes in the development of coastal mire vegetation: Multi-site investigations from Walland Marsh, Southeast England. Quaternary Science Reviews 18:1419-1444.
HOPEFARM Hope farm Walland marsh51.01780.835621456GBRWaller, M.P., A.J. Long, D. Long, and J.B. Innes. 1999. Patterns and processes in the development of coastal mire vegetation: Multi-site investigations from Walland Marsh, Southeast England. Quaternary Science Reviews 18:1419-1444.
LCC Little Cheyne Court Walland marsh50.96280.830031457GBRWaller, M.P., A.J. Long, D. Long, and J.B. Innes. 1999. Patterns and processes in the development of coastal mire vegetation: Multi-site investigations from Walland Marsh, Southeast England. Quaternary Science Reviews 18:1419-1444.
BOITES1 Lac des Boites45.05615.885315601458FRANakagawa, T. 1998. Etudes palynologiques dans les Alpes Françaises centrales et méridionales: histoire de la végétation Tardiglaciaire et Holocène [Pollen studies in the central meridional French Alps: Lateglacial and Holocene vegetation history] PhD. Dis
LA13 Lake of Annecy45.85676.17224471459FRANoël, H. 2001. Caractérisation et calibration des flux organiques sédimentaires dérivant du bassin versant et de la production aquatique (Annecy, Le Petit Lac) -Rôles respectifs de l'Homme et du Climat surl'évolution des flux organiques au cours des 6000
SLA13 Lake of Annecy45.85666.1722447Lake. Physiography: glacial origin. centre of Petit Lac (SE part of big one). Lacustrine1460SWESvensson, N.O., 1989. Late Weichseian and early Holocene shore displacement in the central Baltic, based on stratigraphical and morphological records from eastern Smaland and Gotland, Sweden. Lundqua Thesis 25. Ph.D. Dissertation. Lund University, Lund,
MAHARLOU Maharlou Lake29.477252.75971455Deepest part of the West lake. Area: 24000 ha. Surrounding vegetation: herbaceous and semi-woody salt.1462IRNDjamali, M., N.F. Miller, E. Ramezani, V. Andrieu-Ponel, J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Berberian, F. Guibal, H. Lahijani, R. Lak, and P. Ponel. 2010. Notes on Arboricultural and Agricultural Practices in Ancient Iran based on New Pollen Evidence. CNRS EDITIONS. Pa
ALMALOU3 Lake Almalou37.665346.63192410Marginal part of the site. Surrounding vegetation: Cyperaceae, Poaceae, mosses.1463IRNDjamali, M., J.L. de Beaulieu, V. Andrieu-Ponel, M. Berberian, N.F. Miller, E. Gandouin, H. Lahijani, M. Shah-Hosseini, P. Ponel, M. Salimian, and F. Guiter. 2009. A late Holocene pollen record from Lake Almalou in NW Iran: evidence for changing land-use
OVSA Oberderdingen-Großvillars49.04258.7603207South-east border of the lake.1467DEURösch, M. 2005. Zur Vegetationsgeschichte des südlichen Kraichgaus - Botanische Untersuchungen bei Großvillars, Gemeinde Oberderdingen, Landkreis Karlsruhe. Fundberichte. Aus Baden-Wüttemberg 28/1:839-370.
OVSC1 Oberderdingen-Großvillars49.04258.76032071468DEURösch, M. 2005. Zur Vegetationsgeschichte des südlichen Kraichgaus - Botanische Untersuchungen bei Großvillars, Gemeinde Oberderdingen, Landkreis Karlsruhe. Fundberichte. Aus Baden-Wüttemberg 28/1:839-370.
MERZDORF Merzdorf51.400013.53331001469DEUJahns, S. 2004. Ein frühholozänes Pollendiagramm aus dem Tagebau Cottbus-Nord. Verhandlungen des Botanischen Vereins Berlin Brandenburg 137:79-87.
MD95-2039 MD95-203940.5785-10.3485-3381XXIV Sections1472ATOSchönfeld, J., R. Zahn, and L. de Abreu. 2003. Surface and deep water response to rapid climate changes at the Western Iberia Margin. Global and Planetary Change, 36:237-264.
FANGEAS Fangeas44.71616.449420001476FRAWalsh, K., and F. Mocci. 2003. 9000 ans d'occupation du sol en moyenne et haute montagne: la vallée de Freissinières dans le Parc national des Ecrins (Freissinières, Hautes- Alpes). Archéologie du Midi Médiéval 21:185-198.
HUZ1 Huzenbacher See48.57448.3481747Area: 3.88 ha1477DEURösch, M., and G. Tserendorj. 2011. b: Florengeschichtliche Beobachtungen im Nordschwarzwald (Südwestdeutschland). Hercynia N.F. 44:53-71.
HUZ2 Huzenbacher See48.57448.34817471478DEURösch, M., and G. Tserendorj. 2011. b: Florengeschichtliche Beobachtungen im Nordschwarzwald (Südwestdeutschland). Hercynia N.F. 44:53-71.
PRD4 PRD-442.5333-8.51672601483ESPLópez-Merino, L., N. Silva-Sánchez, J. Kaal, J.A. López-Sáez, and A. Martínez-Cortizas. 2012. Post-disturbance vegetation dynamics during the Late Pleistocene and Holocene : An example from NW Iberia. Global and Planetary Change 92- 93:58-70.
DARFATMA Dar Fatma36.81678.7667780Centre of bow (peaty zone). Area: 5 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Anagalis Asphodelus Bellis Isoetes Lotus.1487TUNStambouli-Essassi, S., E. Roche, and S. Bouzid. 2007. Evolution de la végétation et du climat dans le Nord-ouest de la Tunisie au cours des 40 derniers millénaires [Evolution of vegetation and climatic changes in North- Western Tunisia during the last 40
MAJENHMI Majen Ben H'mida37.13339.0833330Area: 0.09 ha1489TUNStambouli-Essassi, S., E. Roche, and S. Bouzid. 2007. Evolution de la végétation et du climat dans le Nord-ouest de la Tunisie au cours des 40 derniers millénaires [Evolution of vegetation and climatic changes in North- Western Tunisia during the last 40
MAJORBOG Majen El Orbi37.15009.0833200Peaty border of the Marsh.1490TUNStambouli-Essassi, S., E. Roche, and S. Bouzid. 2007. Evolution de la végétation et du climat dans le Nord-ouest de la Tunisie au cours des 40 derniers millénaires [Evolution of vegetation and climatic changes in North- Western Tunisia during the last 40
MAJORMAR Majen El Orbi37.15009.0833200Centre of the basin (alt 148m). Surrounding vegetation: Isoetes Juncus Nymphea Ranunculus Scirpu.1491TUNStambouli-Essassi, S., E. Roche, and S. Bouzid. 2007. Evolution de la végétation et du climat dans le Nord-ouest de la Tunisie au cours des 40 derniers millénaires [Evolution of vegetation and climatic changes in North- Western Tunisia during the last 40
GHORRA01 Djebel El Ghorra36.59758.394712031495TUNBen Tiba, B. 1995. Cinq millénaires d'histoire de la végétation à Djebel El Ghorra, Tunisie septentrionale. In: Le Thomas & E. Roche (Ed.) Palynologie africaine, CIFEG, Publications occasionnelles, 1995/31:49-55.
GHORRA04 Djebel El Ghorra36.59758.394712031496TUNBen Tiba, B. 1995. Cinq millénaires d'histoire de la végétation à Djebel El Ghorra, Tunisie septentrionale. In: Le Thomas & E. Roche (Ed.) Palynologie africaine, CIFEG, Publications occasionnelles, 1995/31:49-55.
ORBI1 Majen El Orbi37.15009.08332001497CHEHeeb, K., and M. Welten. 1972. Moore und Vegetationsgeschichte der Schwarzenegg und des Molassevorlandes zwischen dem Aaretal unterhalb Thun und dem obern Emmental. Mitteilungen der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern. (Neue Folge) 29:1-54.
BOURDIM Bourdim36.80338.253913Area: 7 ha1500DZABenslama, M., V. Andrieu-Ponel, F. Guiter, M. Reille, J.L. de Beaulieu, J. Migliore, and M. Djamali. 2010. Nouvelles contributions à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et holocène de la végétation en Algérie : analyses polliniques de deux profils sédimentaires du
GARATOUE Garaat El-Ouez36.81838.333345Area: 10 ha1501DZABenslama, M., V. Andrieu-Ponel, F. Guiter, M. Reille, J.L. de Beaulieu, J. Migliore, and M. Djamali. 2010. Nouvelles contributions à l'histoire tardiglaciaire et holocène de la végétation en Algérie : analyses polliniques de deux profils sédimentaires du
WATENP12 Watten50.83362.213321505FRAGandouin, E., P. Ponel, V. Andrieu-Ponel, F. Guiter, J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Djamali, E. Franquet, B. van Vliet-Lanoë, M. Alvitre, M. Meurisse, M. Brocandel, and J. Brulhet. 2009. 10,000 years of vegetation history of the Aa palaeoestuary, St-Omer Basin, nor
WATTENS1 Watten50.83362.213321506FRAGandouin, E., P. Ponel, V. Andrieu-Ponel, F. Guiter, J.L. de Beaulieu, M. Djamali, E. Franquet, B. van Vliet-Lanoë, M. Alvitre, M. Meurisse, M. Brocandel, and J. Brulhet. 2009. 10,000 years of vegetation history of the Aa palaeoestuary, St-Omer Basin, nor
GAI1 Gaienhofen47.67948.9758408In the shore: 70 m from the lower Lake.1508DEURösch, M., and W. Ostendorf. 1988. Pollenanalytische, torf- und sedimentpetrographische Untersuchungen an einen telmatischen Profil vom Bodensee-Ufer bei Gaienhofen. Telma 18 (Hannover 1988):373-395.
UDOLI Anenské údolí50.588616.1175696Centre of mire. Area: 0.1 ha. Surrounding vegetation: spruce plantation.1509CZEKunes, P., P. Pokorný, and V. Jankovská. 2007. Post-glacial vegetation development in sandstone areas of Czech Republic. In: H. Härtel, V. Cílek, T. Herben, A. Jackson, and R. Williams, editors. Sandstone Landscapes. Academia, Praha, pp. 224-257.
KR5A ?pské raseliniste Mire50.738915.71251425North-West of the mire. Area: 10 ha.1510CZESvobodová, H., 2004. Vývoj vegetace na ?pském raselinisti v holocénu [Development of vegetation on ?pské raseliniste Mire in the Holocene]. Opera Corcontica, 41:124-130.
KR5C ?pské raseliniste Mire50.738915.71251425North-West of the mire. Area: 10 ha.1511CZESvobodová, H., 2004. Vývoj vegetace na ?pském raselinisti v holocénu [Development of vegetation on ?pské raseliniste Mire in the Holocene]. Opera Corcontica, 41:124-130.
BRENTENL Brentenlohe49.787212.4625745Area: 1 ha1512DEUKnipping, M. 1997. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Siedlungsgeschichte des Oberpfälzer Waldes. Telma, 27:61-74.
KR1A Cerná Hora50.660615.75581206Edge of the bog. Area: 60 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Shagnum-Piceetum.1516CZESvobodová, H. 2002. Preliminary results of the vegetation history in the Giant Mountains (?pská raselina mire and Cernohorská raselina bog). Opera Corcontica, 39:5-15.
KR2A ?pské raseliniste Mire50.738915.71251425Central part of the mire, Western Dudets. Area: 10 ha. Surrounding vegetation: tundra.1523CZESvobodová, H. 2002. Preliminary results of the vegetation history in the Giant Mountains (?pská raselina mire and Cernohorská raselina bog). Opera Corcontica, 39:5-15.
KR2B ?pské raseliniste Mire50.738915.71251425Central part of the mire, Western Sudets. Area: 10 ha. Surrounding vegetation: tundra.1524CZESvobodová, H. 2002. Preliminary results of the vegetation history in the Giant Mountains (?pská raselina mire and Cernohorská raselina bog). Opera Corcontica, 39:5-15.
KR2C ?pské raseliniste Mire50.738915.71251425Western Sudets. Area: 10 ha. Surrounding vegetation: tundra.1525CZEPeichlová, M. 1979. Historie vegetace Broumovska [Vegetation history of the Broumovska region]. Cand. diss. Thesis, Academy of Science CR, Pruhonice, 122pp.
SA5A Velká niva48.924213.8186765Margin of the mire, Est of Lenra village. Area: 150 ha.1527CZESvobodová, H., L. Soukupová, and M. Reille. 2002. Diversified development of mountain mires, Bohemian Forest, Central Europe, in the last 13,000 years. Quaternary International 91:123-135.
SA8A Velká niva48.924213.8186765Centre of the mire. Area: 150 ha.1528CZESvobodová, H., M. Reille, and C. Goeury. 2001. Past vegetation dynamics of Vltavský luh, upper Vltava river valley in the Sumava mountains, Czech Republic. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 10(4):185-199.
HRABANOS Hrabanoská cernava50.216414.8317184Broumovsko. Area: 3 ha.1530CZEPetr, L., and P. Pokorný. 2008. Prirozená jezera na území Ceské republiky. Jejich význam pro studium pravekého osídlení a prírodního prostredí [Natrural lakes in the Czech Rpublic. Their importance for the study of prehistoric occupation and environment].
SA12A Knízecí pláne48.964713.6353998Centre of the mire. Area: 5 ha.1534CZESvobodová, H., M. Reille, and C. Goeury. 2001. Past vegetation dynamics of Vltavský luh, upper Vltava river valley in the Sumava mountains, Czech Republic. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 10(4):185-199.
SA21A Malá niva48.913913.8161754Area: 127 ha1538CZESvobodová, H., L. Soukupová, and M. Reille. 2002. Diversified development of mountain mires, Bohemian Forest, Central Europe, in the last 13,000 years. Quaternary International 91:123-135.
SA11A Rokytecká slat49.015313.41191077Area: 200 ha1543CZESvobodová, H., L. Soukupová, and M. Reille. 2002. Diversified development of mountain mires, Bohemian Forest, Central Europe, in the last 13,000 years. Quaternary International 91:123-135.
SA19A Strázenská slat48.898913.7422804South-est of Strázn∞ village. Area: 120 ha.1545CZESvobodová, H., M. Reille, and C. Goeury. 2001. Past vegetation dynamics of Vltavský luh, upper Vltava river valley in the Sumava mountains, Czech Republic. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 10(4):185-199.
TEPLUDOL Teplické údolí50.585016.1317715Centre of the mire. Area: 1 ha. Surrounding vegetation: spruce plantations.1547CZEKunes, P., and V. Jankovská. 2000. Outline of Late Glacial and Holocene Vegeteation in a Landscape with Strong Geomorphological Gradients. Geolines, 11:112-114.
BK3A Královec49.131918.02785991 km SE from Valasské Kloboucky town. Area: 0.02 ha. Surrounding vegetation: carici flavae-Cratoneuretum.1548CZERybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 2008. Upper Holocene dry land vegetation in the Moravian-Slovakian borderland (Czech and Slovak Republics). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 17(6):701-711.
KANCELAR Kancelársky prikop50.646716.1042677Between Chvalec and Teplice villages.1549CZENaváková, N. 2000. Palaeoecology of Small Peat Bogs in the Sandstone Region of the NE Czech Republic. Geolines 11:129- 131.
KRAVIHOR Kraví Hora50.584216.1525713Broumovsko.1550CZENaváková, N. 2000. Palaeoecology of Small Peat Bogs in the Sandstone Region of the NE Czech Republic. Geolines 11:129- 131.
SA16C Mrtvý luh48.866913.8831737South-eastern part of the mire. Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 250 ha.1551CZESvobodová, H., M. Reille, and C. Goeury. 2001. Past vegetation dynamics of Vltavský luh, upper Vltava river valley in the Sumava mountains, Czech Republic. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 10(4):185-199.
VLCIROKL Vlci rokle50.604416.1283583Broumovsko. Area: 2 ha. Surrounding vegetation: forest.1552CZEKunes, P., and V. Jankovská. 2000. Outline of Late Glacial and Holocene Vegeteation in a Landscape with Strong Geomorphological Gradients. Geolines, 11:112-114.
ELPAYO El Payo40.2533-6.7711984Salamanca. Core diameter: 5 cm.1553ESPAbel-Schaad, D., A.M. Hernández-Carretero, J.A. López-Sáez, F.J. Pulido-Díaz, L. López-Merino, and A. Martínez-Cortizas. 2009. Evolución de la vegetación en la Sierra de Gata (Cáceres-Salamanca, España) durante el Holoceno reciente. Implicaciones biogeog
LLIGAT Posidonia Lligat42.29223.29110Core diameter: 8.8 cm.1556ESPLópez-Sáez, J.A., L. López-Merino, M.A. Mateo, O. Serrano, S. Pérez-Díaz, and L. Serrano. 2009. Palaeoecological potential of the marine organic deposits of Posidonia oceanica: A case study in the NE Iberian Peninsula. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology,
ADAJA Almenara de Adaja41.1919-4.6681784Area: 0.02 ha1560ESPLópez-Merino, L., J.A. López-Sáez, F. Alba-Sánchez, S. Pérez-Díaz, D. Abel-Schaad, and E. Guerra-Duce. 2009. Estudio polínico de una laguna endorreica en Almenara de Adaja (Valladolid, Mesata Norte): cambios ambientales y activadad humana durante los últi
AREO Monte Areo mire43.5289-5.7689200Mire near Gijón city. Archaeological site1562ESPLópez-Merino, L., A. Martínez-Cortizas, and J.A. López-Sáez. 2010. Early agriculture and palaeoenvironmental history in the North of the Iberian Peninsula: a multi-proxy analysis of the Monte Areo mire (Asturias, Spain). Journal of Archaeological Science,
PANERA Turbera de La Panera Cabras40.1658-5.75811648West of Tormantos mountain. Surrounding vegetation: bog species.1565ESPAbel-Schaad, D., A.M. Hernández-Carretero, L. López-Merino, F.J. Pulido-Díaz, and J.A. López-Sáez. 2009. Cabras y quemorros: tres siglos de cambios en el paisaje de la vertiente extremeña de la Sierra de Gredos. Revista de Estudios Extremeños, Tomo LXV, N
SERRANIL Puerto de Serranillos40.3072-4.93421700Area: 2.4 ha. Surrounding vegetation: oligotrophic bog1568ESPLópez-Merino, L., J.A. López-Sáez, S. Pérez-Díaz, and J.S. Carrión. 2009. 2000 years of pastoralism and fire shaping high-altitude vegetation of Sierra de Gredos in central Spain. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 158:42-51.
CANALEJA Canaleja40.9000-2.45001029Archaeologic site1569ESPCerrillo-Cuenca, E., and A. González-Cordero. 2011. Burial prehistoric caves in the interior basin of river Tagus: the complex at Canaleja gorge (Romangordo, Caceres, Spain). BAR International Series 2219:21-42.
BAJONDI Bajondillo36.6197-4.496420Estimated depths from the publication1570ESPCortés-Sánchez, M., A. Morales-Muñiz, M.D. Simón-Vallejo, M.C. Lozano-Francisco, J.L. Vera-Peláez, C. Finlayson, J. Rodríguez-Vidal, A. Delgado-Huertas, F.J. Jiménez-Espejo, F. Martínez-Ruiz, M.A. Martínez-Aguirre, A.J. Pascual-Granged, M.M. Bergadá-Zapat
BM1 Burmarrad ria35.935014.4144161576MLTDjamali, M., B. Gambin, N. Marriner, V. Andrieu-Ponel, T. Gambin, E. Gandouin, S. Lanfranco, F. Médail, D. Pavon, P. Ponel, and C. Morhange. 2012. Vegetation dynamics during the early to mid-Holocene transition in NW Malta, human impact versus climatic fo
HES1 Herrenwiesser see48.66928.2964830Centre of the lake. Area: 1.3 ha.1578DEURösch, M. 2012. Vegetation und Waldnutzung im Nordschwarzwald während sechs Jahrtausenden anhand von Profundalkernen aus dem Herrenwieser See. Standort.wald 47:43-64.
HES2 Herrenwiesser see48.66928.2964830Centre of the lake. Area: 1.3 ha.1579DEURösch, M. 2012. Vegetation und Waldnutzung im Nordschwarzwald während sechs Jahrtausenden anhand von Profundalkernen aus dem Herrenwieser See. Standort.wald 47:43-64.
CRH Cerná Hora50.660615.75581206Area: 60 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Vaccinium o. & V. uliginosum1580CZESperanza, A., J. Hanke, B. van Geel, and J. Fanta. 2000. Late-Holocene human impact and peat development in the Cerná Hora bog, Krkonose Mountains, Czech Republic. The Holocene 10(5):575-585.
MB5A Horní Lomná49.520618.6308615South of Horní Lomná village. Area: 0.04 ha. unrestricted1581CZERybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 2008. Upper Holocene dry land vegetation in the Moravian-Slovakian borderland (Czech and Slovak Republics). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 17(6):701-711.
SA9B Hurecká Bog49.152213.3275870Sumava foothills. Area: 62.2 ha. upwelling and alluvial surface waters are active1583CZESvobodová, H., L. Soukupová, and M. Reille. 2002. Diversified development of mountain mires, Bohemian Forest, Central Europe, in the last 13,000 years. Quaternary International 91:123-135.
CHRAST Chrást50.227214.5442164Polabí. Area: 1 ha.1584CZEDreslerová, D., and P. Pokorný. 2004. Vývoj osídlení a struktury praveké krajiny na stredním Labi: Pokus o prímé srovnání archeologické a pyloanalytické evidence [Settlement and prehistoric land-use in middle Labe valley, Central Bohemia: Direct compariso
JELENILO Jelení louze50.892814.2700460Broumovsko. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.2 ha.1586CZEPokorný, P., P. Kunes, and V. Abraham. 2008. Holocenní vývoj vegetace v Ceském Svýcarsku. In: P. Bauer, V. Kopecký and J. Smucar (Editors), Labské pískovce - historie, príroda a ochrana území. AOPK CR, SCHKO Labské pískovce, Decín, pp. 35-49.
KOMORAN1 Komoranské jezero50.500013.5000231Area: 2000 ha1588CZEJankovská, V. 2000. Komoranské jezero Lake (CZ, NW Bohemia) - A Unique Natural Archive. Geolines 11:115-117.
KOMORAN2 Komoranské jezero50.500013.5000231Area: 2000 ha1589CZEJankovská, V. 1984. Radiokarbondatierung der Sedimente aus dem ehemaligen Komorany-See (NW-Böhmen). Vestník ?str. úst. geol., 59(4):235-236.
KUBRIKOV Kubriková49.987218.6722790Higher eastern slope of Mt. Velký Polom. Area: 0.05 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Calthion and Caricion.1590SVKRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 2008. Upper Holocene dry land vegetation in the Moravian-Slovakian borderland (Czech and Slovak Republics). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 17(6):701-711.
KULZERMO Kulzer Moos49.394712.4428481Area: 12 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Luzulo al.-Quercetum pe., Abieti-Querce.1591DEUKnipping, M. 1997. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Siedlungsgeschichte des Oberpfälzer Waldes. Telma, 27:61-74.
LABSKYDU Labský dul50.766115.55471199Peat bog. Physiography: cirque basin. Surrounding vegetation: open forest. Moraine Dammed Lake1592CZEEngel, Z., D. Nývlt, M. Krízek, V. Treml, V. Jankovská, and L. Lisá. 2010. Sedimentary evidence of landscape and climate history since the end of MIS 3 in the Krkonose Mountains, Czech Republic. Quaternary Science Reviews 29(7-8):913-927.
MACHOVA Machová48.830817.5411498Northern slope of Machová hill. Area: 0.05 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Carici flavae-Cratoneuretum.1593CZERybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 2008. Upper Holocene dry land vegetation in the Moravian-Slovakian borderland (Czech and Slovak Republics). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 17(6):701-711.
MELNICKY Melnický úval50.299414.5783176Area: 100 ha1594CZEPetr, L. 2005. Vývoj vegetace pozdního glaciálu a raného holocénu v centrální cásti ceské kotliny [Late Glacial and Early Holocene vegetation development in the central part of Czech basin]. MSc. Thesis, Charles University, Prague.
NABAHNE Na bahne50.198915.9614237Upper Labe Basin. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 1 ha. Surrounding vegetation: alder carr, Caria acutiformis-Alnetum.1595CZEPokorný, P., and W.O. van der Knaap. 2010. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 10.Na Bahne (Czech Republic): Vegetation development over the last 2.5 millenia in the Eastern Bohemian lowland. Grana, 49(1):79-81.
DOLSKYM Nad Dolským mlýnem50.852514.3389240Bohemian Switzerland and Ploucnicko. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.05 ha.1596CZEAbraham, V. 2006. Prirozená vegetace a její zmeny v dusledku kolonizace a lesnického hospodarení v Ceském Svýcarsku (The natural vegetation of Bohemian Switzerland and its changes an impact of habitation and forest management). MSc. Thesis, Charles Univer
PANCALOU Pancavská louka50.766415.54111336Western Sudets. Area: 28 ha.1597CZESperanza, A., J. van der Plicht, and B. van Geel. 2000. Improving the time control of the Subboreal/Subatlantic transition in a Czech peat sequence by 14C wiggle-matching. Quaternary Research Reviews 19(16):1589-1604.
PLESNEJE Plesné jezero48.776913.86581105Sumava foothills. Area: 7.5 ha.1598CZEJankovská, V. 2006. Late Glacial and Holocene history of Plesné Lake and its surrounding landscape based on pollen and palaeoalgological analyses. Biologia, Bratislava, 61/Suppl. 20:371-385.
POPRADSK Popradské pleso39.084420.07311513Tatra-Farta region. Area: 18 ha.1600SVKRybnícková, E., and K. Rybnícek. 2003. Pollen and macroscopic analyses of sediments from two lakes in the High Tatra mountains, Slovakia. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 15(4):345-356.
PRYSKYRI Pryskyricný dul50.887814.4133423Bohemian Switzerland and Ploucnicko. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.2 ha.1601CZEAbraham, V., and P. Pokorný. 2008. Vegetacní zmeny v Ceském Svýcarsku jako dusledek lesnického hospodarení - pokus o kvantitativní rekonstrukci [Vegetation changes in Czech Switzerland as a result of forestry management - an attempt at quantitative recons
RYBARENS Rybárenská Slat49.031413.46191014Eastern outcrop of highest summit plains. Area: 32 ha. Surrounding vegetation: pattern of elevated hummocks.1602SVKSvobodová, H., L. Soukupová, and M. Reille. 2002. Diversified development of mountain mires, Bohemian Forest, Central Europe, in the last 13,000 years. Quaternary International 91:123-135.
RYNHOLEC Rynholec50.129413.9297478SE of Rynholec village. Area: 3 ha.1604CZEPokorný, P. 2005. Role of man in the development of Holocene vegetation in Central Bohemia. Preslia, 77(1):113-128.
STARABOL Stará Boleslav50.198114.6675167North-West of Stará Boleslav village. Area: 1 ha.1605CZEDreslerová, D., and P. Pokorný. 2004. Vývoj osídlení a struktury praveké krajiny na stredním Labi: Pokus o prímé srovnání archeologické a pyloanalytické evidence [Settlement and prehistoric land-use in middle Labe valley, Central Bohemia: Direct compariso
STARABCI Stará Boleslav50.198114.6675167North-West of Stará Boleslav village. Area: 1 ha.1606CZEDreslerová, D., and P. Pokorný. 2004. Vývoj osídlení a struktury praveké krajiny na stredním Labi: Pokus o prímé srovnání archeologické a pyloanalytické evidence [Settlement and prehistoric land-use in middle Labe valley, Central Bohemia: Direct compariso
STRBSKEA Strbské pleso49.122220.05561345Core diameter: 10 cm. Area: 18 ha1607SVKRybnícková, E., and K. Rybnícek. 2003. Pollen and macroscopic analyses of sediments from two lakes in the High Tatra mountains, Slovakia. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 15(4):345-356.
SVARCENB Svarcenberk49.145814.7050412Centre of fish pond (former natur. lake). Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 50 ha.1608CZEPokorný, P. 2002. A high-resolution record of Late-Glacial and Early-Holocene climatic and environmental change in the Czech Republic. Quaternary International, 91:101-122.
TISICE Tisice50.236914.5328160Area: 1 ha1609CZEDreslerová, D., E. Brízová, E. Ruzicková, and A. Zeman. 2004. Holocene environmental processes and alluvial archaeology in the middle Labe (Elbe) valley. In: M. Gojda (Editor), Ancient Landscape, Settlement Dynamics and Non- destructive Archaeology. Acade
TLSTAHOR Tlstá hora48.894217.8886460base of eastern of Mt Tlstá hora. Surrounding vegetation: Carici communities and moss.1610SVKRybnícek, K., and E. Rybnícková. 2008. Upper Holocene dry land vegetation in the Moravian-Slovakian borderland (Czech and Slovak Republics). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 17(6):701-711.
UPSKELBU ?pské raseliniste Mire50.738915.71251425Area: 10 ha1611CZESperanza, A. 2000. Solar and anthropogenic forcing of late- Holocene vegetation changes in the Czech Giant Mountains. PhD Thesis, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 127 pp.
VERNERO2 Vernerovice50.621716.1958492Area: 1.5 ha1612CZEPeichlová, M. 1979. Historie vegetace Broumovska [Vegetation history of the Broumovska region]. Cand. diss. Thesis, Academy of Science CR, Pruhonice, 122pp.
VLADAR Vladar50.080013.2178612Marginal part of the water reservoir. Area: 0.15 ha.1613CZEPokorný, P., N. Boenke, M. Chytrácek, K. Nováková, J. Sádlo, J. Veselý, P. Kunes, and V. Jankovská. 2006. Insight into the environment of a pre-Roman Iron Age hillfort at Vladar, Czech Republic, using a multy-proxy approach. Vegetation History and Archaeo
WEIHERLO Weiherlohe49.729712.3875685Area: 1 ha1614DEUKozáková, R. 2008. Výpoved pylové analýzy ze stredovekých povodnových sedimentu a kulturních vrstev v prostoru slepého ramene Vltavy v Praze - Valdstejnské ulici [Pollen analysis from Medieval flood loams and cultural layers deposied within an old channel
WINDBRUC Windbruch49.609412.5431497Area: 20 ha1616DEUKnipping, M. 1997. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Siedlungsgeschichte des Oberpfälzer Waldes. Telma, 27:61-74.
ZAHAJI Zahájí50.379414.1156232Area: 3 ha1617CZEPokorný, P. 2005. Role of man in the development of Holocene vegetation in Central Bohemia. Preslia, 77(1):113-128.
KULZEXII Kulzer Moos49.394712.4428481Area: 12 ha1622DEUKnipping, M. 1997. Pollenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Siedlungsgeschichte des Oberpfälzer Waldes. Telma, 27:61-74.
CEJCKE27 Cejcské jezero48.938916.9750175Centre of the lake. Area: 125 ha.1627CZEBrízová, E. 2009. Quaternary environmental history of the Cejcské Lake (South Moravia, Czech Republic). Bulletin of Geosciences, 84(4):637-652.
PENANEGR Peña Negra40.3347-5.79221258East of La Garganta, in regional border.1629ESPAbel-Schaad, D., and J.A. López-Sáez. 2013. Vegetation changes in relation to fire history and human activities at the Peña Negra mire (Bejar Range, Iberian Central Mountain Sysrem, Spain) during the past 4,000 years. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany,
BELES Beles Mountains41.319423.01611400Area: 0.05 ha1630GRCAthanasiadis, N., A. Gerasimidis, and S. Panajiotidis. 2003. A palynological study in the Beles Mountains, Northern Greece. Aspects of Palynology and Palaeoecology Festschrift in hinour of Elissaveta Bozilova pp. 185-197. PENSOFT, Sofia-Moscow. Translat
PAIKO Mount Paiko41.051722.27471080Transition zone oak/beech frest. Area: 0.25 ha. upper 25cm extracted with a spade, lower 90cm: no pollen1631GRCGerasimidis, A., N. Athanasiadis, and S. Panajiotidis. 2008. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 4. Mount Paiko (northern Greece). Grana, 47(4):316-318.
PERTOYLI Pertouli39.524221.47751440Area: 0.04 ha1632GRCAthanasiadis, N. 1975. Zur postglazialen Vegetationsentwicklung von Litochoro Katarinis und Pertouli Trikalon (Griechenland). Flora, 164:99-132.
PIERIA Flambouro-Pieria mountains40.259422.17081645Area: 0.1 ha1633GRCGerasimidis, A., and S. Panajiotidis. 2010. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 9. Flambouro, Pieria Mountains (northern Greece). Grana, 49:76-78.
RHODOPI Elatia-Rhodopes41.479724.32581520Area: 0.09 ha1634GRCAthanasiadis, N., A. Gerasimidis, E. Eleftheriadou, and K. Theodoropoulos. 1993. Zur postglazialen Vegetationsentwicklung des Rhodopi-Gebirges (Elatia Dramas - Griechenland). [The postglacial evolution of vegetation of the Greek mount Rhodopes (Elatia Dra
VORAS Mount Voras41.019721.91221640Area: 0.08 ha1635GRCGerasimidis, A., N. Athanasiadis, and S. Panajiotidis. 2009. Contributions to the European Pollen Database. 8. Mount Voras (north-west Greece). Grana, 48(4):316-318.
LITOCHOR Litochoro40.138922.546125Area: 2 ha1636GRCAthanasiadis, N. 1975. Zur postglazialen Vegetationsentwicklung von Litochoro Katarinis und Pertouli Trikalon (Griechenland). Flora, 164:99-132.
SAHAMMER Saham Mere52.58140.806438Centre of the lake. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 0.1 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Phragmites australis and damp fen woodla.1640GBRBennett, K.D. 1988. Holocene pollen stratigraphy of central Est Anglia, England, and comparison of pollen zones across the Isles. New Phytologist, Vol.109, N°2:237-253.
STOWBEDO The Mere Stow Bedon52.52940.873937Centre of the basin. Core diameter: 5 cm. Area: 6 ha. Surrounding vegetation: Phragmites australis, Betula Alnus gl..1642GBRBennett, K.D. 1986. Comparative interactions among forest tree populations in Norfolk, England, during the last 10000 years. New Phytologist, Vol.103, N°3:603-620.
TMGM2 Gomishan37.151754.0567-265 km Est Caspian sea, 10km North Gomishan. Core diameter: 5.5 cm. Surrounding vegetation: plants of brackish water. 2m above Caspian sea level1643IRNLeroy, S.A.G., A.A. Kakroodi, S. Kroonenberg, H. Lahijani, H. Alimohammadian, A. Nigarov. 2013. Holocene vegetation hitory and sea level changes in the SE corner of the Caspian Sea: relevance to SW Asia climate. Quaternary Science Reviews, 70:28-47.
BARBARIN Barbarina Tumsa73.5667123.350010lakes bordered by Laptev sea&Lena river; Physiography: thermokarst origin; Vegetation: tundra; Formation: arctic climate; Location: 30km from Nikolay lake; geological profile sampling1647RUSAndreev, A.A., P.E. Tarasov, G. Schwamborn, B.P. Ilyashuk, E.A. Ilyashik, A.A. Bobrov, V.A. Klimanov, V. Rachold, and H.W. Hubberten. 2004. Holocene palaeoenvironmental records from Nikolav Lake, Lena River Delta, Arctic Russia. Palaeogeography, Palaeocli
ASIG1 Asi Gonia35.248624.2778780peat bog; Physiography: White mountains (Central Crete); Vegetation: mosaic of phrygana and steppe1660GRCAtherden, M.A., and J.A. Hall. 1999. Human impact on vegetation in the Xhite Mountains of Crete since AD 500. The Holocene, 9(2):183-193.
ASIG2 Asi Gonia35.248624.2778780Peat bog. Physiography: "White"" mountains (Central Crete). Surrounding vegetation: mosaic of phrygana and steppe."1661GRCAtherden, M.A., and J.A. Hall. 1999. Human impact on vegetation in the Xhite Mountains of Crete since AD 500. The Holocene, 9(2):183-193.
CON16035 Lake Baikal53.9547108.9136465Location: continent ridge (NE of the lake)1663RUSDemske, D., G. Heumann, W. Granoszewski, M. Nita, K. Mamakowa, P.E. Tarasov, and H. Oberhänsli. 2005. Late glacial and Holocene vegetation and regional climate variability evidenced in high-resolution pollen records from Lake Baikal. Global and Planetary
CS9810 Cape Shpindler69.716762.800020coastal cliff; Physiography: thermokarst depression; Vegetation: Betula n.,Salix,Dryas...& mosses; Formation: subarctic tundra; Location: 3.85km east of the mouth Khuptyakha rive1664RUSAndreev, A.A., W.F. Manley, ?. Ingólfsson, and S.L. Forman. 2001. Environmental changes on Yugorski Paninsula, Kara Sea, Russia, during the last 12,800 radiocarbon years. Global and Planetary Change, 31:255-264.
BROADOWN Broad Down50.6125-3.9622513blanket bog; Physiography: upland on granite; Vegetation: upland vegetation; Location: highest part of the northern Dartmoor; Dartmoor peatland project1668GBRFyfe, R.M., and J. Woodbridge. 2012. Differences in time and space in upland vegetation patterning: analysis of pollen data from Dartmoor, UK. Lanscape Ecology, 27(5):745-760.
COMERSLA Comerslade51.1203-3.8047446Physiography: valley mire; Location: Exmoor; Moorland Restauration and Improvement on Exmoor (MIRE) project1669GBRFyfe, R.M. 2012. Bronze Age landscape dynamics: spatially detailed pollen analysis from a ceremonial complex. Journal of Archaeological Science, 39(8):2764-2773.
CUTHILL1 Cut Hill50.6275-3.9819599eroding blanket peat; Physiography: upland; Location: Dartmoor; Cut Hill stone project (2004-2009)1670GBRFyfe, R.M., and T. Greeves. 2010. The date and context of a stone row: Cut Hill, Dartmoor, southwest England. Antiquity, 84:55-70.
CUTHILL2 Cut Hill50.6275-3.9819599Eroding blanket peat. Physiography: upland.1671GBRFyfe, R.M., and J. Woodbridge. 2012. Differences in time and space in upland vegetation patterning: analysis of pollen data from Dartmoor, UK. Lanscape Ecology, 27(5):745-760.
ESGRYN Esgryn Bottom51.8761-4.941971mire; Physiography: valley; Vegetation: cultivated fields and little forests; Location: southest wales; Presli Landscapes and Environments & SPACES projects1672GBRFyfe, R.M. 2007. The importance of local-scale openness within regions dominated by closed woodland. Journal of Quaternary Science, 22(6):571-578.
EXBRIDGE Exebridge51.0172-3.5172133spring mire; Physiography: valley; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: Devon, southwest England; Exe valley palaeochannels project1673GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and B.J. Coles. 2003. Mesolithic to Bronze Age vegetation change and human activity in the Exe Valley, Devon, UK. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 69:161-181.
GOURTE Gourte Mires51.0544-3.6783291spring fed mire; Physiography: upland above a steep-sided valley; Location: Exmoor, SW England; Greater Exmoor Project1674GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and S.J. Rippon. 2003. Mid- to late-Holocene vegetation history of Greater Exmoor, UK: estimating the spatial extent of human-induced vegetation change. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 12(4):215-232.
HANGINGS Hangingstone Hill50.6547-3.9569598blanket bog; Location: Dartmoor, SW England; Dartmoor peatland project1675GBRFyfe, R.M., and J. Woodbridge. 2012. Differences in time and space in upland vegetation patterning: analysis of pollen data from Dartmoor, UK. Lanscape Ecology, 27(5):745-760.
HARESDOW Hares Down50.9781-3.6439255valley mire; Physiography: step-basin; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: Devon, SW England; Greater Exmoor project1677GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and S.J. Rippon. 2004. Characterising the late prehistoric, Romano-British and medieval landscape, and dating the emergence of a regionally distinct agricultural system in South West Britain. Journal of Archaeological Science, 31
LOBBSBOG Lobbs Bog50.9706-3.6236243spring mire; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: Devon, SW England; Greater Exmoor project1678GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and S.J. Rippon. 2004. Characterising the late prehistoric, Romano-British and medieval landscape, and dating the emergence of a regionally distinct agricultural system in South West Britain. Journal of Archaeological Science, 31
LONGBREA Long Breach51.0658-3.6875345valley mire; Location: Exmoor, SW England; Greater Exmoor Project1679GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and S.J. Rippon. 2003. Mid- to late-Holocene vegetation history of Greater Exmoor, UK: estimating the spatial extent of human-induced vegetation change. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 12(4):215-232.
MIDNORCO Middle North Coombe50.9339-3.4333122spring mire; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: Devon, SW England; Greater Exmoor Project1680GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and S.J. Rippon. 2004. Characterising the late prehistoric, Romano-British and medieval landscape, and dating the emergence of a regionally distinct agricultural system in South West Britain. Journal of Archaeological Science, 31
MOLECHAM Moles Chamber51.1394-3.8328421small valley mire; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: Exmoor, Devon, SW England; Exe palaeochannels project1681GBRFyfe, R.M. 2012. Bronze Age landscape dynamics: spatially detailed pollen analysis from a ceremonial complex. Journal of Archaeological Science, 39(8):2764-2773.
NORTHTWI North Twitchen Springs51.1172-3.8261366spring mire; Vegetation: cultivated fields; Location: Exmoor, SW England; Exmoor Iron, Exmoor geochmistry project1682GBRFyfe, R.M. 2012. Bronze Age landscape dynamics: spatially detailed pollen analysis from a ceremonial complex. Journal of Archaeological Science, 39(8):2764-2773.
STONETOR Stonetor Brook50.6556-3.9100401spring mire; Location: Dartmoor, Devon, England; Shovel Down Project1683GBRFyfe, R.M., J. Brück, R. Johnston, H. Lewis, T. Roland, and H. Wickstead. 2008. Historical context and chronology of Bronze Age enclosure on Dartmoor, UK. Journal of Archaeological Science, 35(8):2250-2261.
WINDMILL Windmill Rough50.9747-3.6331263spring mire; Vegetation: cultivated fields and forests; Location: Devon, SW England; Greater Exmoor project1684GBRFyfe, R.M., A.G. Brown, and S.J. Rippon. 2004. Characterising the late prehistoric, Romano-British and medieval landscape, and dating the emergence of a regionally distinct agricultural system in South West Britain. Journal of Archaeological Science, 31
WINNEYS Winneys Down50.6228-3.9427517mire; Location: Dartmoor, SW England; Dartmoor peatlands project1685GBRFyfe, R.M., and J. Woodbridge. 2012. Differences in time and space in upland vegetation patterning: analysis of pollen data from Dartmoor, UK. Lanscape Ecology, 27(5):745-760.