Paleoclimate and Paleogeography:
- A survey of paleoclimatology (NASA)
- Canada: exposed areas in the Grand Banks in the mid-Atlantic (check in the links for the maps) during the glaciations.
- See also coastal Maine areas exposed in that period.
- The Missoula Floods: A map and descriptions (USGS) and material on Lake Bonneville. (map) Ditto Lake Lahontan in Nevada.
- Migrations into North America; see also here and here.
- World migrations of humans against a glacial map.
- Map of Paleolithic Japan (linked to mainland, migrations shown)
- Glacial land environments (ORNL)
- World climate changes movies and animations (NASA)
- Ice age maps and details on the British Isles
- Maps of North Eurasia during the Glaciations (interesting for the huge melt lakes) and more from a Russian Ice Age museum
- Various Illinois maps, including glaciation stuff
- Glacial North Dakota
- Ice Age Phillipines
- Glacial New York State coastline (maps)
- Global Marine Relief maps generated (very neat)
- Exposed land via Ice Age sea level drops (many maps)
- Interesting material on Missouri changing landforms, including New Madrid changes and seabeds.
- The creation of the English Channel by flood and earthquake. And a BBC mention.
- Earth and planetary maps; there’s a full glacial one that is interesting.
- The global meltwater pulse.
- An animated rotatable Ice Age era globe.
- A book: World Atlas of Holocene Sea-Level Changes
More speculative stuff:
- Map of a journey to Fusang (China to North America)
- BBC2: Stone Age Columbus and some speculations
- General listing of interesting historical maps
- Graham Hancock and his book on flooded civilizations and more here.
- More on drowned towns, etc at the end of the ice age
- DNA Migrations and haploid group distribution
- PBS on Megafauna extinctions and Before Clovis (neat flash map of North America)
- Flood maps from raised sea levels (base of the present levels, run though Google Maps API)
- Highly speculative notions here, but the maps are great…
- Strange Maps blog (good for lots of things)
- Woohooish stuff about Neanderthals intermixing or still around, but an interesting read.
- Similarly woohoish stuff about Kerguelen as a continent. Ditto this stuff.
- Alternate locations of the poles causing various climate changes, lots of maps.
- http://www.roperld.com/HomoSapienEvents.htm
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Time July 18, 2007 at 10:56 pm
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Time January 9, 2007 at 1:25 pm
[...] To follow up on my post about my new page on Paleoclimate and Paleogeography, there’s stuff in today’s NY Times on the movement of the continents over time. Interactive graphic (flash) is here. [...]