Not exact matches
A recent study by Robert Kopp at Princeton University (
Nature, DOI: 10.1038 /
nature08686) suggests sea levels were 8 to 9 metres higher than now
during the last
interglacial, in part due to the west Antarctic ice sheet melting.
That might well be called
nature's global warming because what happens
during an
interglacial period is the Earth warms up, the glaciers melt and life flourishes.
al., Probabalistic assessment of sea level
during last
interglacial stage,
Nature 462: 863 - 867 (2009).
87 Robert C. Walter, Richard T. Buffler, J. Henrich Bruggemann, Mireille M. M. Guillaume, Seife M. Berhe, Berhane Negassi, Yoseph Libsekal, Hai Cheng, R. Lawrence Edwards, Rudo Von Cosel, Didier Néraudeau & Mario Gagnon, «Early human occupation of the Red Sea coast of Eritrea
during the last
interglacial,»
Nature 405 (6782) 65 - 69 (4 May 2000).
222 Kurt M. Cuffey and Shawn J. Marshall, «Substantial contribution to sea - level rise
during the last
interglacial from the Greenland ice sheet,»
Nature 404:591 - 594 (2000).
Similar archaeological finds have been made in the wake of retreating Swiss glaciers, yet again demonstrating the cyclical
nature of ice advance & retreat
during the Holocene, as in prior
interglacial phases: