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1 MWP/MCO/MCA and LIA
2 The Little Ice Age 1790s
3 Ijsversmaak ( Fun on the Ice ) Hendrick Avercamp, 1608
4 Mediaeval Optimum Settlements in Iceland (825: Irish monks; ca 870: Vikings) and Greenland (986) Vineyards in England Agriculture on the summits of the Lammermuir Hills Woodlands cleared Population growth AD 1200: AD 1300: England 1.4 million 5 million France 6.2 million 18 million
5 The Great Famine Exceedingly great rains descended from the heavens... Therefore is the anger of the Lord kindled against his people, and he hath stretched forth his hands against them, and hath smitten them (Chronicle of Malmesbury) There began a dearness of wheat...
6 Triumph of Death Triumph of Death, Camposanto (Pisa), Mid-14 century (1338?)
7 The winter of 1570/1571
8 Triumph of Death, Jan Brueghel, 15 Triumph of Death (Brueghel, 1597)
9 Historical events : The Great Famine : Hundred Years War 1300+: Rise of the Hanseatic League 1348: Black Death c. 1350: Greenland W. Settlement abandoned 1469: Wine cultivation abandoned in England 1492 Columbus 1570/71: extremely harsh winter : Thirty Years War : Napoleonic Wars : Irish Potato Famine, emigration
10 Tree rings (Central Europe) Büntgen et al. 2011
11 Tree rings (Central Europe) Büntgen et al. 2011
12 Global Temperature Locations of proxy records with data back to AD 1000, 1500 and 1750: instrumental: red thermometers; tree ring: brown triangles; borehole: black circles; ice core/ice borehole: blue stars; other including low-resolution records: purple squares IPCC 2007, Fig 6.11
13 IPCC 2007, Fog. 6.10
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15 Regional Variability IPCC (2007), Box 6.4, Fig 1
16 Southern Hemisphere? black lines: instrumental record for each region IPCC 2007: Fig 6.12
17 Solar Forcing
18 Solar irradiance from 10 Be Grand Solar Minima: O: Oort W: Wolf S: Spörer M: Maunder MCA: Medieval Climate Anomaly LIA: Little Ice Age (spallation of oxygen)
19 Solar Forcing C-14 formation in Atmosphere: hard solar radiation hits atoms and produces free neutrons (n) Then: C-14 content of the atmosphere
20 Volcanic activity Hansen (1996) 1258: unknown location 1280: Quilotoa (Ecuador) 1450: Pinatubo? (Phillipines) 1600: Huaynaputina (Peru) 1783/84 Laki (Iceland) 1816: Tambora (Indonesia) 1883: Krakatoa
21 Modelling Forcings (W/m2) Northern Hemisphere temperatures lines: simulated shading: reconstructed IPCC (2007), p. 477
22 Climate reconstruction: minus
23 Models PAGES (2011)
24 Climate reorganisation? (MCA versus LIA)
25 N. Hemisphere Climate and Wars in China China Winter Wars (N/S) Rebellions (N/S) Zhang et al. (2007), Human Ecology 35(4), Aug 2007, p
26 Greenland Brown (2000): Archaeology online feature
27 900: Gunnbjörn Úlfsson reports land 982: Eiríkr inn rauði (Erik the Red) finds land 983: returns with ca 700 followers 1126: first bishop on Greenland before 1350: West Settlement abandoned 1378: last bishop in Greenland dies. successor is elected but refuses to leave Norway 1406 last Norwegian trade ship reaches Greenland; contact is lost 1535 dubious reports of people on West coast Image: John Davis searches for North West passage, no sign of Europeans in Greenland
28 Archaeology Evidence for violence (injuries): Thule? Viking marauders? reconstructed Norse chapel Isotope analysis: seafood consumption rose from 20% to 80% indicates poor agriculture results Trade routes to Norway lost no iron tools Population was never huge, maximum ca Thule people (seal&whale hunting) lived ok
29 A Mediaeval property developer... That country which is called Greenland, was discovered and colonized from Iceland. Eric the Red [Eirekr enn Rauthi] was the name of the man, an inhabitant of Breidafirth, who went out thither from here, and settled at that place, which has since been called Ericsfirth [Eiriksfiorthr]. He gave a name to the country, and called it Greenland, and said that it must persuade men to go thither, if the land had a good name. Eriksfjord Ari Þorgilsson, Íslendingabók, ca 1120 (transl. Arthur Middleton Reeves, 1906)
30 Climate and Human History Stephan Matthiesen 19/1 1. Climate and climate history 26/1 2. The Ice Age 2/2 3. Farming and City States 9/2 4. The Roman Empire 16/2 5. Tang and Maya in the 10th century 23/2 6. Mediaeval Optimum; Little Ice Age 1/3 7. El Niño through the ages 8/3 8. Miscellaneous topics 15/3 no class! 22/3 9.Current and future changes 29/3 10. Summary and re-cap
31 Literature Fagan (2000): The Little Ice Age. Behringer (2007): Kulturgeschichte des Klimas PAGES (2011). Medieval Climate Anomaly. PAGES Newsletter 19(1) (online: Büntgen et al. (2011) years of European climate variability and human susceptibility. Science, 331 (6017), IPCC (2007): Chapter 6: Paleoclimate. IPCC WG1 (Scientific Basis) AR4 Report (online:
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