From August 25th to 29th, a strong team from the Geomorphological Reconstruction Laboratory — Piotr Woźniak, Karol Tylmann, Olga Reutt, and Sanjaya Gurung — took part in the regular conference of the INQUA Peribaltic Working Group.
This time, enthusiasts of glaciations, boulders, clay, sand, and gravel of all kinds gathered in the picturesque Harz Mountains in Germany 🇩🇪. The main theme of the conference was the Saale glaciation (the equivalent of Poland’s Odra glaciation).
Our department’s team presented the following talks:
- Elwirski Ł., Woźniak P.P., 2025, Unravelling debrite fabric with computer microtomography: Conclusions from subaqueous fan at the Rzucewo site, Poland, 25–29.08.2025, International Field Symposium: “Quaternary Stratigraphy, Paleoenvironments and Geoarchaeology in central Germany“, Blankenburg, Niemcy
- Gurung S., Tylmann K., Woźniak P.P., 2025, Recent progress in studies of the extent and chronology of the Saalian glaciation in Central Europe, 25–29.08.2025, International Field Symposium: “Quaternary Stratigraphy, Paleoenvironments and Geoarchaeology in central Germany“, Blankenburg, Niemcy
- Reutt O., Moskalewicz D., Woźniak P.P., 2025, Local bedrock contribution to geochemistry of glacigenic deposits – case study at Årsdale, Bornholm, 25–29.08.2025, International Field Symposium: “Quaternary Stratigraphy, Paleoenvironments and Geoarchaeology in central Germany“, Blankenburg, Niemcy
- Tylmann K., Moskalewicz D., Rinterknecht V., Wożniak P.P., Bielicka-Giełdoń A., ASTER Team, 2025, Dynamic oscillations of the last palaeo-ice margin on the northern coast of Poland: lesson from landform analysis and 10Be surface exposure dating, 25–29.08.2025, International Field Symposium: “Quaternary Stratigraphy, Paleoenvironments and Geoarchaeology in central Germany“, Blankenburg, Niemcy
