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To: combjelly who wrote (313957)	12/5/2006 12:24:08 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573500

So the scientific approach in this case would be: 1. Collect an ice core from Greenland 2. Collect an ice core from North America Home in on say 500-1500 AD Compare the results and use the written sources from that time to establish what kind of climate they had in Greenland for a certain sets of samples and use that as a calibration reference for the American core. Now I doubt that the resolution of those cores is good enough for that. We talk about a resolution down to 100-200 years or so to make any sense. Just guessing but I would be surprised if any meaningful resolution below 500 years can be established with any scientific support. Correct me if being wrong though. Taro