Per Edman wrote:
2010/1/25 Michael <[email protected]
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Really? How then did the surface temperature rise during the
Medieval Warming period? And numerous times before.
Depends on which times you mean. Proxy data and historical records
seems to indicate the MWP was limited to the north Atlantic or at
least not globally synchronous. As requested earlier, if you have any
more specific information about your claim, feel free to share it.
Proxy climate data and historical records indicate nothing. Human
interpretation of these data yield conclusions. And no, the Medieval
Warming Period was not limited to the North Atlantic. As I stated
earlier I documented it in tree rings from Alaska and Siberia, and in
the archaeological record of those who migrated from Siberia to
Greenland during this period. My data are included in the climate record
of the past 2500 years.
Hayduke
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