Ranking among the largest volcanic eruptions of the Common Era (CE), the 'Millennium
Eruption'of Changbaishan produced a widely-dispersed tephra layer (known as the B-Tm …

The geodynamic significance of continental volcanoes located far from the plate boundaries
remains highly controversial as exemplified by contrasting models that favor either a deep …

Tephra (volcanic ash) layers have the potential to synchronise disparate
palaeoenvironmental archives on regional to hemispheric scales. Highly productive arc …

A c. 9720‐year history of a mountain lake–mire complex on the Shufan Plateau (southern
Primorye, Russian Far East) is based on a multi‐proxy study of peat deposits. The …

Volcanic unrest during 2002–2006 renewed attention on Changbaishan-Tianchi volcano as
the source of the powerful explosive eruption (VEI 6 to 7) Millennium Eruption of 946 CE …

Abstract The Millennium Eruption (AD 946–947) of Changbaishan Tianchi Volcano is one of
the largest known eruptions in recorded history. With the help of previously published …

The B-Tm tephra, dispersed during the highly explosive Changbaishan 'Millennium'eruption
(ca. 940–950 CE) and a key marker layer within the Greenland ice cores, has now been …

A detailed tephrostratigraphy of an active volcano is essential for evaluating its eruptive
history, forecasting future eruptions and correlation with distal tephra records …

The eruptive histories of Ulleungdo (South Korea) and Changbaishan (North Korea/China
border) volcanoes are not well constrained since their proximal stratigraphies are poorly …

This study presents a high-resolution, chronologically well-constrained pollen record from
Lake Kushu (45° 25′ 58 ″N, 141° 02′ 05 ″E) and a record of archaeobotanical remains …