'[...]the contents of The Iceberg in the Mist will be of interest to anyone concerned with late Holocene global climate change and variability.' Quaternary Research, 60 (2003)

• 1. Introduction.- “Little Ice Age” Research: A Perspective from Iceland.- 2. Palaeoclimatic Data Analyses.- The Initiation of the “Little Ice Age” in Regions round the North Atlantic.- Oceanographic Change and Terrestrial Human Impacts in a Post A.D. 1400 Sediment Record from the Southwest Iceland Shelf.- The Time Period A.D. 1400–1980 in Central Greenland Ice Cores in Relation to the North Atlantic Sector.- The “Little Ice Age” and its Geomorphological Consequences in Mediterranean Europe.- Is There an Insect Signal for the “Little Ice Age”?.- Can Lichenometry Be Used to Date the “Little Ice Age” Glacial Maximum in Iceland?.- 3. Early Instrumental Observations.- Early Instrumental Meteorological Observations in Iceland.- The Tallinn Temperature Series Reconstructed Back Half a Millennium by Use of Proxy Data.- Reconstruction of Nineteenth Century Summer Temperatures in Norway by Proxy Data from Farmers’ Diaries.- 4. Synoptic Climatology.- Zonal Indices for Europe 1780–1995 and Running Correlations with Temperature.- 5. Human Dimensions.- A Quantitative Assessment of Buffers among Temperature Variations, Livestock, and the Human Population of Iceland, 1784 to 1900.

'[...]the contents of The Iceberg in the Mist will be of interest to anyone concerned with late Holocene global climate change and variability.' Quaternary Research, 60 (2003)

• 1. Introduction.- “Little Ice Age” Research: A Perspective from Iceland.- 2. Palaeoclimatic Data Analyses.- The Initiation of the “Little Ice Age” in Regions round the North Atlantic.- Oceanographic Change and Terrestrial Human Impacts in a Post A.D. 1400 Sediment Record from the Southwest Iceland Shelf.- The Time Period A.D. 1400–1980 in Central Greenland Ice Cores in Relation to the North Atlantic Sector.- The “Little Ice Age” and its Geomorphological Consequences in Mediterranean Europe.- Is There an Insect Signal for the “Little Ice Age”?.- Can Lichenometry Be Used to Date the “Little Ice Age” Glacial Maximum in Iceland?.- 3. Early Instrumental Observations.- Early Instrumental Meteorological Observations in Iceland.- The Tallinn Temperature Series Reconstructed Back Half a Millennium by Use of Proxy Data.- Reconstruction of Nineteenth Century Summer Temperatures in Norway by Proxy Data from Farmers’ Diaries.- 4. Synoptic Climatology.- Zonal Indices for Europe 1780–1995 and Running Correlations with Temperature.- 5. Human Dimensions.- A Quantitative Assessment of Buffers among Temperature Variations, Livestock, and the Human Population of Iceland, 1784 to 1900.

'[...]the contents of The Iceberg in the Mist will be of interest to anyone concerned with late Holocene global climate change and variability.' Quaternary Research, 60 (2003)

• 1. Introduction.- “Little Ice Age” Research: A Perspective from Iceland.- 2. Palaeoclimatic Data Analyses.- The Initiation of the “Little Ice Age” in Regions round the North Atlantic.- Oceanographic Change and Terrestrial Human Impacts in a Post A.D. 1400 Sediment Record from the Southwest Iceland Shelf.- The Time Period A.D. 1400–1980 in Central Greenland Ice Cores in Relation to the North Atlantic Sector.- The “Little Ice Age” and its Geomorphological Consequences in Mediterranean Europe.- Is There an Insect Signal for the “Little Ice Age”?.- Can Lichenometry Be Used to Date the “Little Ice Age” Glacial Maximum in Iceland?.- 3. Early Instrumental Observations.- Early Instrumental Meteorological Observations in Iceland.- The Tallinn Temperature Series Reconstructed Back Half a Millennium by Use of Proxy Data.- Reconstruction of Nineteenth Century Summer Temperatures in Norway by Proxy Data from Farmers’ Diaries.- 4. Synoptic Climatology.- Zonal Indices for Europe 1780–1995 and Running Correlations with Temperature.- 5. Human Dimensions.- A Quantitative Assessment of Buffers among Temperature Variations, Livestock, and the Human Population of Iceland, 1784 to 1900.