Greissan - Aosta region ---The C 14 curve is a question as to whether
history is indebted to nuclear physics. And material like multisecular
wood samples redeemed from dendrochronologyical cross sections reflect
dates within a yeare by tree rings. Having to reflect in some way if
not for a glacier, en masse a semi-permeable body is still composite
of theory of the greenhouse effect. In simple terms, the reduction
of one of its transitory states is transparent to solar raditation.
That is a partially opaque paradox of itself radiated back to space
from earth. Any linear movement against gravity would link plots but
as a heat trap, the stratosphere and temperature are however a metric
device. The curve of C14 like a contra mnemosyne is at a hypothetical
stage of the decision. Also called a mild optimium phase for the greater
of neutrality, independent techniques of many others referenced to stays
for quite a while overtime.
The natural radiocarbon product from yeare series 1000-1200. Mini's
followed by a rise and then a max like 1500-1700 yeare series have a
quality of fresh decline and slow regression up to 1950. Radicarbon
production in this time doesnt fall to low levels of the 11 th century
or a mild optimum phase. The obergurgler glacier in the recent yeare 1962 brought together a symposium of variations existing and was called
the fundamental res conference. Bertin and Recurant in Ecole des Hautes
Etudes decided somewhere to concentrate on 2 particular centuries to
extend beyond the generalities to the concrete realm of situant history.
The short term chronology was ciphered as a paleoclimate rather than
a constellation, making it a biograph of geological time also derived
from archives of historian provinces. The general and linear connection
between both, when a factor decision would be judged would be detrimental
to either of primary groups but instead Godard and Nigond, about phenological
data relieved the correlation of spring temperatures and flower dates
leaving no ceremonial significance to archiving data belonging to the
heliothermic complex. This complex accounts for the length of time taken
by staples to ripen. No matter where any place, yielding to timing however,
the spring debacle of giantic complacency in certain ways could illustrate
the elemental use of 3-curves tending to diverge toward thawing or results
of amelioration on the contrary. The example of grapes from yeare series
1880-1950 was a lot like the Riga series of 1530-1610 to unearth a few
gaps without interacting rates.
| Finnish Lapland series |
1181-1960 |
- growth index of over 200 old trees
- Alaska and Finnish Lapland have certain ecological conditions
in common
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| Giralt series |
16th century |
- " the number of days of prayer"
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| plenty of texts during the 16th century |
11th century denoting positions after the yeare 1000
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- The radiocarbon date of 2 chronological fossil forests around
present Grindelwald and Aletsch
- C14 - unit probable for mean date for death of forests. Ice
moves in at about 1215
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harvest is quantitative series
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- 1499-1500
- 1599-1600
- stricter rules
- Never climatic information from genuine meteorological text
- Belgian droughts fit between French floods and data for both
countries runing together for Fall season precipitation
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| ecological and climate significance |
- short term fluctuations directly influenced like a grove by
meteorolog and harvest / harvest +/- i.e, a curve or oscillation
is uncertain
- eliminant secular movement from landscape
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harvest-curve version
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- mechanistic / primary and secondary provision of climate between
50-60 curves for divided historian system. Later those by century,
season, country
- 2 primary groups-primary relate to climate itself and secondary
relate human effects of climate phenomenon
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| fewer number of winters in Belgium, England,
Southern France with radical decrease in number of mild winters |
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- bad summers stand out on curve for some dates, droughts that
are worse than rain i.e Cataloinia and series on Rogations are
more stark - a freezing up
- 17 winters between 1500-1550
- 6 winters between 1550-1600
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The chronological sequence of hard winter after 1550 probes a parallel
in the more recent meteor history. The meteor period appears on all
meteor series for all the temperate zones having preceded earlier temperature
curves for 1900-1950. The history of medieval climate put hard winters
from 1550-1600 in the contemporary era of the same meteor family because
series of cold years harm agriculture without impacts between the 2
extremes. Excluding interactive human factors, temperature isolates
would not affect any index. Temperate Europe has the same recurrence
of years with high humidity. Both oceanic concerns divide seriation
evenly but not dates in history. The distinction of agricultured meteorology
are finite and existing between physical climate and human history -
the methods do not always connect and at least partially concede to
secular fluctuation or some other major episode in human history and
one of them being migratory and longer in the phase of depressed or
expanding gradient.
Lassitude contributing to the period of the 17th century and for 1000
is the stimulated quandry as to whether or not the great land clearance
of the west revives as state of arbitrary climatic influence. Whether
or not, the Teuton trend of leaving the solid cold for mild climate
, similtaneous population growth - meanwhile stimulating agriculture
was for the greater of the cultural region, predominately responsible
for Scandanavian male warriors and departure of surplus. The oscillations
similary coincides with phases of the Fernau and recording patterns
of climate that are more complex according to season. Usually basin
rain and its decisive role in final yields were much more abundance
in Mediterranean literary tradtions. With plenty of ripe-here-sowing-there,
some harvests as compromised by seasonal weather is insufficient to
amount of cultivated favoritism and thus referring heavily to Sein-e-et-Oise
i.e, winter conditions in a definite ic order.
Loire- Atlantique rainfall rise above the summer median during the
summer and up to harvest enough to make the harvest an epoch of absolute
poor and so in condition of winter and spring favorability. Why? wheat
trouble. Wheat rots with summer rain and gives not so much as a higher
grain yield to England. The paveway of great famines typical of middle
ages do not start with Mesopotamia, unless wheat is the center of marked
temperatures correlated according to harvests. Limiting factors in cereal
geographically according to region is legend for adverse climate conditions
that are nowhere near the same for the north of the Baltic, Meditteranean
shores, and temperate zones in between. The changing distribution of
air masses and jet streams are current to theory of general atmospheric
circulation. Concurrent by the means of synoptic maps, anticyclones
contrast betweeen known existing situations at the end of the 16th century
and its many advancing glaciers with prayer series set aside for drier
years and desertification as in the southwestern U.S. With an array
falling into a wider span of mechanism applied, many thousands of scattered
climatic references to unpublished ificatory groups relate to one another
and are subtlties possible to the domain of modern electronics and is
a reason adieu to any errs of human consequence that only meteorlogy
computerized is related to sustenance between climatic and human history.
Cereal yields contrary to Mediterranean yields in north countries are
simple to impact the chiefest operative factor which is temperature
and strictly gooder harvests belonging to hottest summers. The later
group are most exactly known and while C14 is suggestive for chronos
for glaciers, the loose material on only a particular series of seasons,
quantify as early and as late for the 11th century [Nile hydrology and
U.S dendrology] in apparent order that climatic zones are related to
one another and yet far away from each other in possible cross reference.
The minimum of fact turns fo influence of climate on activity and ecos
that are human in impact. The climate pricing for staples from far away
have a based scheme on year-harvest and bring about a lot of subtle
consequence to temperate zones as though the context of series that
are not subdivided as compared to another series a region lacks chronological
precision with no systematic conclusions to series that numerate effects
from the most complex, unproved causes, derived hypothesis that marked
series at all can keep up with a complementary degree of consequential
subtlties. The narrowness of the range brought to the microscope is
an electronic attribute and not a substitute for the operant factor.
As for secular temperature, variations and autonomy of human phenomenon
coincide with them in time and present useless impossibilities of causal
links between claims happening to linger without symmetry.
The long term demographic trend among local climatic fluctuation and
related centuries are astronomical to both archaic informal human trends
and dendrochronological oscillation in humidity as a deterring generality
about certain comparisons made between 2 series and crossing over through
their variablitiy, the conceivability about the 2 series as in deep
space before the modern era. One is a great drought, many groups of
trees covering a very long span and the application of a technique such
as irrigation and season devised episode for saturation level. Since
channels or arroyos recieve the bog effect of lept benefits from canyons
above, soil erosion from primary land clear, having temporary channels
formed and short term vivisection, the patterns of centuries 17th-20th
and the glaciers from Iceland and Alaska advance and retreated to give
the bodies a widening thresh for their very own history and revealed
sequences in data series or synoptic history of the atmosphere where
the grain of element exist in 3-d space and harder sects of phase
| Atlantic optimum |
1000 A.D |
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| Subatlantic pessimism of Iron Age
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500 B.C.E |
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| Pessimism of Modern Era |
1200 A.D |
culminates Little Ice Age |
| Cold phase |
1550-1700 A.D |
intensity of cold - physical ~ binomial interrater
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| European Pessimism |
1690 A.D |
defines westerly flow of temperature zone and circular
movements of 40th-70th parallels, west to east [The Great Zonal
Circular Movement] with parallel lines of latitude and particles
that encircle the earth like a ring |
| currents pass over to Scandanavia,
Scotland, Denmark, Baltic / the geom. gradient of affecting the
latitudes of depression treks at sea level are displaced +/- toward
north and south, east and west, oscillating according to yeare or
century or climate type that prevail past more permanent regions
- certainty glaciers oscillate |
The westerly flow becomes affected at a higher altitude involving the
upper westerlies. If easterlies, then cyclonic and equatorial direct.
The movement of the upper westerlies northward become stronger and intenser
in swiftness and the drive twoard a continental increase of warmth,
humidity, oceanic influence; most nominal where oceans and sky meet.
A continental influence prevail over an ocean such one. The upper westerlies
have structural changes to affect geographic distribution in their characteristic
features so that a salty withdrawl throughout levels of the stratosphere
produce a system of warm ridges, cold troughs, and compound tography
of the surface.
The number of cold troughs widen the area of the continent proportionately
to the temperate latitudes of the northern hemisphere and the troughs
as a system of typical pessimism and solid regional piece of the Little
Ice Age at the end of the 16th and into the 17 centuries, leave behind
questions of divergence. Since what affects the westerlies are variations
in the temperate zone, structural sustenance of the microbiologies heed
with a far ranging complexity. Models of historical climate may be derived
for varations but then again, lack of symmetry questions the central
purpose of complexity joining together in a climate which is already
reduced to two main types.
The existence of 2 types of circulation embodies outward concentrations
and may alternate between the 2 circularities, an enabling variation
of climate with explanans on every scale in every age which refers to
illustration when most materials are more directly. (Hoinkes) example
of meteorlogical situations or grosswetterlagen for Central Europe
considers lthe recent regression of Alpine glaciers resulting in dual
phenomenon affecting summer or else the anticyclonic situations with
higher temperature and insolation because frequency during summer after
1930 for the same period brought cyclonic situations with snowfall.
The discreetness according to (Pedelaborde) replaces the series of decision
diffusively for the acuity at one point and links that are begotten
from the atmospheric model outer bodies in space. The compromise of
ocean meeting sky in the sphere does not cause either to rise but the
projective level of observation confers what is called contrasting Model
I and Model II: