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Mean Temperature in Fahrenheit
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Mean Temperature in Fahrenheit
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The varied climatic zones of the US is affected by latitude and geographical features. High elevation northern areas, such the mountain ranges in Colorado and northern California, have an alpine climate. The semi-arid and desert areas in southwestern USA have hot summers and warm winters, with summers like those of... More
North America 18,000 years ago to 2000 CE
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North America 18,000 years ago to 2000 CE
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The most recent ice age reached its peak some 20,000 years ago with sea-levels some 400 feet (120 m) lower than today. For most of North America this added a ‘sleeve’ of additional land to its coastlines, but crucially, a landbridge was created over the Bering Sea, permitting the first... More
The British Isles After the Ice Age c. 9000–6500 BCE
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The British Isles After the Ice Age c. 9000–6500 BCE
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Excavations from cave sites, such as Wookey Hole and Creswell Crags, show butchered deer bones and other signs of human activity, dating to c. 16,000 BP. This is thought to be a temporary reoccupation, after the human population deserted England and northeastern Ireland for warmer climates during the glacial period.... More

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