A late Pleistocene fauna and flora from Upton Warren, Worcestershire
GR Coope, FW Shotton… - … Transactions of the …, 1961 - royalsocietypublishing.org
A large fauna and a large flora are described from terrace deposits of the River Salwarpe at
Upton Warren, Worcestershire. The fossils occur in several extensive lenticular bands of silt
in the lower half of a gravel succession. From the stratigraphy and a radiocarbon age of 42
000 years, the deposits are ascribed to the beginning of the Gottweig Interstadial,
immediately following the maximum of the Midland Irish Sea Glaciation. The latter is thus
considered to belong to the last and most severe episode of the Early Würm. The silt bands …
Upton Warren, Worcestershire. The fossils occur in several extensive lenticular bands of silt
in the lower half of a gravel succession. From the stratigraphy and a radiocarbon age of 42
000 years, the deposits are ascribed to the beginning of the Gottweig Interstadial,
immediately following the maximum of the Midland Irish Sea Glaciation. The latter is thus
considered to belong to the last and most severe episode of the Early Würm. The silt bands …
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