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24 Apr 2003: Wednesday 1st March, 1 p.m. Dr D. SchreveBones and biostratigraphy - telling the Middle Pleistocene. ... unusual conditions of the middle of the last pleniglacialand their potential role in the demise of our Neanderthalercousins.

The approach also is a strong test of the internal consistency of local fluvial reconstructions over larger stretches of river. ... Note incised level of Late Weichselian and early Holocene age and overlying aggrading level of middle-late Holocene

4 May 2004: They would have kept in close contact,possibly through yearly meetings, withpeople in the middle Rhine, the Ardennesforest and the Dordogne. ... Jon Humble, inspector of ancientmonuments for English Heritage, calledit "the best and most successful

17 Jun 2008: The local. focus here again emphasizes the overriding influence of. economics on woodland history and serves to demonstrate. ... The five concluding chapters offer a synthesis in five time. slices (Lateglacial, early, middle, late Holocene, and late.

24 Apr 2003: These are ofparticular concern across large regions of Africa wheregrowing populations and economic problems make thepeople particularly vulnerable to climatic change. ... Themes included: Out of Africatheories. climate modelling, long environmental

24 Jan 2005: While these representgrave problems, it has been argued that it would benefitsociety more to carry on with economic business as usual,and simply adapt to the new climatic circumstances. ... One important idea for re-launching the institute was tohold a

24 Apr 2003: Chris Gleed-Owen (University of Coventry):Herpetofaunal biostratigraphy. • Gill Thomas (CGCHE) & Helen Roe (University ofPlymouth): British Middle Pleistocene pollen records. • ... Monday 23rd NovemberLiping Zhou (Earth Sciences)Loess