This paper reviews the glacial history of the mountains of Greece at the southernmost tip of
the Balkans, providing a new synthesis of our current understanding of glaciations. The ice …

Recent research in the mountains of the Mediterranean has attempted to establish the timing
of the maximum extent of glaciers during the last cold stage. Several dating methods have …

Background The most detailed work to date on glacial sequences in Greece has been
carried out in the Mount Olympus area by an American team led by Geoffrey Smith from the …

The Mediterranean mountains were repeatedly glaciated during the Pleistocene. Glaciers
were present in most of the major mountains areas from Morocco in the west to the Black …

A major reduction in summer temperatures during a Middle Pleistocene glacial cycle caused
the most extensive glaciation recorded in the Mediterranean region. Glaciers in the …

Glaciers formed in the highest mountains of Greece during the Late Pleistocene, but the
timing of glacier maxima is poorly understood. This paper presents 27 36 Cl terrestrial …

Geomorphological and geological evidence for former Quaternary glaciation has been
mapped n the Pindus Mountains of Northwest Greece. the dynamics and chronology of …

Glaciers were common features in the highlands of Greece during the Middle to Late
Pleistocene glacial periods and cirques are characteristic landforms of mountain glaciation …

Evidence for Late Pleistocene glaciers and rock glaciers in the Pindus Mountains, Greece, is
used to reconstruct palaeoclimate for this part of the Mediterranean during the last cold …

Anatolia is situated in the Eastern Mediterranean region between 36–42N and 26–45E. The
geological records of paleoglaciations in the high terrains of Anatolia are key archives to …