Reply to the Discussion of “The ‘lost’ islands of Cardigan Bay, Wales, UK: insights into the post-glacial evolution of some Celtic coasts of northwest Europe” by Catherine Delano-Smith, Phil Bradford, and William Shannon

Auteurs-es

  • Simon K. Haslett Département de géographie, Faculté des sciences et du génie, Université Swansea, parc Singleton, Swansea SA2 8PP, ROYAUME-UNI
  • David Willis Collège Jesus, Université d’Oxford, rue Turl, Oxford OX1 3DW ROYAUME-UNI

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.4138/atlgeo.2022.014

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Delano-Smith, C., Barber, P., Bove, D., Clarkson, C., Harvey, P.D.A., Millea, N., Saul, N., Shannon, W., Whittick, C., and Willoughby, J. 2017. New light on the Medieval Gough Map of Britain, Imago Mundi, 69, pp. 1–36. https://doi.org/10.1080/03085694.2017.1242838

Delano-Smith, C., Bradford, P., and Shannon, W. 2022. Discussion of “The ‘lost’ islands of Cardigan Bay, Wales, UK: insights into the post-glacial evolution of some Celtic coasts of northwest Europe” by Simon K. Haslett and David Willis. Atlantic Geoscience, 58, pp. 261–266. https://doi.org/10.4138/atlgeo.2022.011

Haslett, S.K. and Willis, D. 2022. The ‘lost’ islands of Cardigan Bay, Wales, UK: insights into the post-glacial evolution of some Celtic coasts of northwest Europe. Atlantic Geoscience, 58, pp. 131–146. https://doi.org/10.4138/atlgeo.2022.005

Haslett, S. K. and Willis, D. in press. Exploring the post-glacial history of the Cardigan Bay coast and sites of sediment accumulation. Ceredigion: Journal of the Ceredigion Historical Society.

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2022-12-10

Comment citer

Haslett, S. K., & Willis, D. (2022). Reply to the Discussion of “The ‘lost’ islands of Cardigan Bay, Wales, UK: insights into the post-glacial evolution of some Celtic coasts of northwest Europe” by Catherine Delano-Smith, Phil Bradford, and William Shannon. Atlantic Geoscience, 58, 303–305. https://doi.org/10.4138/atlgeo.2022.014

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Vol. 58 (2022)

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