Abstract Analysis of more than 1200 radiocarbon dated samples that constrain relative sea‐
levels in Great Britain over the past 16 000 yr provides estimates of current land‐level …

Abstract The Second Storegga Slide on the continental slope off western Norway has been
dated at between 8000 and 5000 yrs BP A prominent sand layer in Flandrian (Holocene) …

Evidence of both rising and falling relative sea levels and glacitectonic movements is
preserved in two formations of raised glaciomarine deposits that were laid down in front of …

Observations of postglacial relative sea level (RSL) history at sites beyond the margins of
the main accumulations of Würm–Wisconsin–Devensian ice may be invoked to test the …

Scotland's Earth resources, which include minerals, hydrocarbons, water and hydro energy,
have for many centuries provided a driver for population and economic growth. The nature …

Pollen, diatom, radiocarbon and lithostratigraphical data from isolation basins in northwest
Scotland are used to quantify the reference water (tide) level, indicative range and age of …

Preliminary results of a lengthy and detailed investigation into middle-and late-Holocene
raised shorelines in mainland Scotland indicate that three shorelines are sufficiently widely …

The Dornoch Firth area contains widespread evidence of Holocene relative sea-level
changes. In this study, one and possibly three raised shorelines have been identified on the …

Morphological mapping and stratigraphical investigations have identified surface and buried
relict marine features in the inner Moray Firth area. The features consist of a buried gravel …

Flandrian (Holocene) relative sea level changes in the lower Ythan valley, NE Scotland, UK,
are inferred from detailed stratigraphical evidence including microfossil analysis and …