Boreas · 1979 · 25 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyCryosphere StudiesSedimentologyStratigraphyGlacial GeologyGlacial GeomorphologyGlacial SedimentationGlacial SedimentologyChronology ConstructionDating Of Glacial DepositsGlacial ChronologyGlacial Lake SedimentsGlacial StratigraphyGlacial VarvesVarve ChronologyVarved Sediments
In sections and cores from an area of the Baltic Ice Lake in Blekinge complete varve series of fine‐grained glacial sediments have been found. It is possible to divide the series, from bottom to top, into four varve types. A core from Karlshamn in Blekinge shows most varves of the investigated localities, in all 355 varves. Antevs' (1915) local chronology has been used, as the most recent revision of the Swedish time scale has not yet been completed. The chronology in this investigation ranges from ‐ 325 to + 315, or 640 years. The varve chronology and the velocity of the ice recession, c. 90 m/year in northeastern Skåne, shows good agreement with the work of Antevs, whose unpublished diagrams have been re‐worked and used in this investigation.
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Geochronologia Suecica Principles
K. S. S., Gėrard De Geer · Geographical Journal · 1946 · 160 citations
Ice recession in central Sweden, and the Swedish Time Scale
Jan Lundqvist · Boreas · 1975 · 26 citations