In particular I am hoping to compile a resource in which any record of palaeo-environmental palaeoclimatic change is seen to occur that appears to be locally or regionally significant at any European or circum-Atlantic site between ca. AD400 & 400BC.
Below is the comments of a scientist group whose lead author was James D. Ford. This paper goes along with the statements of the Harvard professor Heinrich D. Holland that said in 1978 earth was abnormally cold. Something dramatic happened in the 70s.
"Research conducted with the communities of Igloolik, Ulukhaktok, and Churchill in northern Canada documents increasing exposure to hazards associated with ice use for hunting and travel. This trend is related to changing ice conditions. Instrumental records show later ice freeze-up and earlier breakup since the late 1970s, increasing temperatures, and changes in weather in the case study communities. Elders and mature community members, drawing upon their traditional knowledge, describe similar changes in ice and other climate-related conditions in recent years."
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