Evaluating synchronies between climate and cultural changes is a prerequisite for
addressing the possible effect of environmental changes on human populations. Searching …

To date, Holocene palaeoecological signatures on the Northwestern coast of France have
not been thoroughly investigated. In this study, environmental changes related to both …

A marine pollen record from the Portuguese margin provides the means of correlating
vegetation changes in southern Europe with North Atlantic sea-surface temperature and the …

The main drivers of Europe's climate during the Holocene result from the coupling and
interplay of external and internal radiative processes with the shifting patterns of many …

We discuss paleoenvironments of north-western France over the last 7 kyrs in terms of: i)
long-term changes (relative sea-level rise and boreal summer insolation), ii) rapid climate …

Understanding past climate variability, especially abrupt climate events, is essential for
predicting future climate, as they may provide crucial information about the climate system's …

While a growing body of evidence indicates that North Atlantic millennial-scale climate
variability extends to the Early Pleistocene, its impact on terrestrial ecosystems has not been …

To better understand climate variability during Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 11, we here
present a new, centennial-scale-resolution pollen record from Lake Ohrid (Balkan …

The site of Payre (SE France) is presented as a case study to decipher possible changes in
subsistence and land-use strategies during the middle Pleistocene in Europe. This study …

Relationships between climate variations, vegetation dynamics, and early human activities
during the Neolithic have been reconstructed from high-resolution pollen and foraminiferal …