Gareth Davies will speak on the stalagmite and the Younger Dryas Cold Event, which occurred about 12,900 years ago.

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Just as the first human groups were beginning to expand again across northern Europe after millennia of intense cold, a new climatic shift — the so-called Younger Dryas — brought an abrupt cooling ...

Lofverstrom emphasized this point, suggesting that the findings could help explain not only the major ice ages but also shorter, intense cold periods, like the Younger Dryas. This brief cold snap ...

The record also resolves the sharp increase in dust and aridity during the Younger Dryas cool period (12,700–11,500 years ago), also apparent in the Niger River outflow record as an interval of ...

The animals died out in Western Europe during a time of rapid cooling known as the Younger Dryas, which lasted from roughly 13,000 to 12,000 years ago. The giant deer required abundant ...

It rises about 328 feet and stretches about 2,297 feet across its base. Scientists found that its oldest layers date back roughly 13,000 years, around the time of the Younger Dryas, a sudden cooling ...

For this reason, some theories attempt to connect Atlantis to the proposed Younger Dryas impact, which supposedly occurred in about 10,600 BCE. Needless to say, mainstream academics reject such a ...