Little Ice Age'(LIA) glacier advance has been registered in three of the main Iberian high
mountain areas: Pyrenees, Picos de Europa and Sierra Nevada. During the LIA, three …

The only glaciers existing today in the Iberian Peninsula are small features located in the
Pyrenees, though their number and extension has undergone significant changes over the …

Alpine glacier advances in the" Little Ice Age" took place in the decades around 1320, 1600,
1700 and 1810. They were the outcome of snowier winters and cooler summers than those …

Abstract The Little Ice Age (LIA) is known as one of the coldest stages of the Holocene. Most
records from the Northern Hemisphere show evidence of significantly colder conditions …

Three Iberian mountain ranges encompassed glaciers during the Little Ice Age (LIA): the
Pyrenees, Cantabrian Mountains, and Sierra Nevada. The gradual warming trend initiated …

Only a few small glaciers survive today in the Mountains of the Mediterranean. Notable
examples are found in the Pyrenees, Maritime Alps, Italian Apennines, the Dinaric and …

Holocene glacier records from the western European Alps are still sparse, although a
number of sites are well suited to constraining pre-and early-Little Ice Age (LIA) glacier …

Field observations, old terrestrial photographs and maps, aerial orthophotos and detailed
geomorphological mapping were used for compiling and validating a 119‐year cumulative …

Ghiacciaio del Calderone is the only glacier in the Italian Apennines and the southernmost
glacier in Europe. In this paper, the authors present a tentative synthesis of the evolution of …

The term 'Little Ice Age'(LIA) is classically used to define a period of repeated and extensive
glacier advances during the last millennium. In the meanwhile, this term is also used to …