Stop 3 iconic #Medieval#Glendalough at its best in late Autumn Environmental & historical aspects by Graeme Warren, Conor McDermott & Fraser Mitchell Fabulous end to truly memorable day Thanks @Quaternary_Irl, excursion organisers & bus driver who was so tolerant of muddy boots!
Stop 2 @Quaternary_Irl Field Trip #L.Nahanagan where #YoungerDryas (YD) moraines were revealed during construction of #TurloughHill pumbing-station Intricacies of evidence & recent research discussed by @petecoxon1 Thanks @ESBGroup for low lake level on day so we saw YD moraines
Thanks #INQUADUB19 for an amazing conference! For all those researchers working in southern Africa please join the SASQUA community https://t.co/ATrh7vwu46 @INQUADUB19 @INQUA_ECR@PAGES_ECN
We joined the @QuaternaryRA_UK today at @macgeopark as part of their post-congress fieldtrip for @INQUADUB19. This 4-day trip explores the Late Quaternary landscape evolution, palaeoenvironments and human occupation in the north of the island of Ireland and was led by @QUBelfast.
From everyone at the QRA, we’d like to say a huge thanks to @INQUADUB19 for such a fantastic conference! From the pre-conference trips to the poster presentations, it’s been absolutely fascinating to see the breadth of Quaternary research! See you all at @InquaRoma2023
Curious about what the @inquadub19 plenary speakers got in their presentation boxes? "Life on the Edge" #INQUADUB2019#INQUADUB19 by Jim Martin #Paleoartist
On the way home from #INQUADUB19. What a fantastic conference! A brilliant week with friends & colleagues old & new. Inspired by the amazing research on show. Exhausted now after presenting a poster, talk & my first field meeting. Thanks for all the feedback and discussions ☺️
So today is the final day of #INQUADUB19 and what a fantastic few days it has been! However, it’s not over yet! We still have time for a few more sessions! I’m kicking off the morning in “Glacial landsystems and engineering geology”, let’s get started!