Oxygen isotopic evidence of climate variability in southern England since the Medieval Period.
J. Tindall(Royal Holloway University of London), David Sear(University of Southampton), Irene Malmierca‐Vallet(British Antarctic Survey), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Thierry Fonville(University of Southampton), Ian Candy(Royal Holloway University of London), Louise C. Sime(British Antarctic Survey), Melanie J. Leng(British Geological Survey), Kira Rehfeld(British Antarctic Survey), Jonathan A. Holmes(University of Ottawa)
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