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1. Seabed dynamics of the Southern Middle Bank (southern Baltic Sea) as inferred from multiproxy research and sediment transport modelling U. Pączek et al.
2. A lack of freshwater reservoir effects in human radiocarbon dates in the Eneolithic to Iron Age in the Minusinsk Basin S. Svyatko et al.
3. RE-EVALUATING THE BRONZE AND EARLIEST IRON AGE IN LATVIA: CHANGES IN BURIAL TRADITIONS IN THE LIGHT OF 14C DATES D. Legzdiņa et al.
4. Isotopic and historical evidence of regional stockfish trade in the Skagerrak during the 16th century E. Maltin et al.
5. Cape Valmarinniemi: The Cemetery of Medieval Kemi Parish in Northern Finland J. Ikäheimo et al.
6. A high‐resolution diatom‐based Middle and Late Holocene environmental history of the Little Belt region, Baltic Sea J. Warnock et al.
7. A kaleidoscope from a lost world: mesolithic harpoon morphology in Eastern Middle Sweden F. Lundström et al.
8. Connecting the Greenland ice-core and U∕Th timescales via cosmogenic radionuclides: testing the synchroneity of Dansgaard–Oeschger events F. Adolphi et al.
9. Palaeodiet and animal husbandry in a changing environment from the Mesolithic to the Viking Age in the Limfjord area, Denmark, from δ13C and δ15N analyses L. van der Sluis & P. Reimer
10. Tracing storminess variability through seabed sediments in Puck Bay, southern Baltic Sea M. Witak et al.
11. Deposition rates and 14C apparent ages of Holocene sediments in the Bothnian Bay of the Gulf of Bothnia using paleomagnetic dating as a reference T. Suteerasak et al.
12. Old bones or early graves? Megalithic burial sequences in southern Sweden based on 14C datings M. Blank et al.
13. Mixed Livelihood Society in Iin Hamina – a Case Study of Medieval Diet in the Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland M. Lahtinen & A. Salmi
14. Reconstructing the ecological history of the extinct harp seal population of the Baltic Sea A. Glykou et al.
15. Glacio-isostatic control on hypoxia in a high-latitude shelf basin T. Jilbert et al.
16. Morphostratigraphy and chronology of depositional and erosional events at the Järve scarp (Saaremaa, western Estonia) over the past 2000 years Ü. Suursaar et al.
17. Response of grassland ecosystem to monsoonal precipitation variability during the Mid-Late Holocene: Inferences based on molecular isotopic records from Banni grassland, western India S. Basu et al.
18. Evolving coastal character of a Baltic Sea inlet during the Holocene shoreline regression: impact on coastal zone hypoxia W. Ning et al.
19. THE NEKSELØ FISH WEIR AND MARINE RESERVOIR EFFECT IN NEOLITHIZATION PERIOD DENMARK A. Fischer & J. Olsen
20. Baltic Sea Holocene evolution based on OSL and radiocarbon dating: evidence from a sediment core from the Arkona Basin (the southwestern Baltic Sea) R. Kostecki & P. Moska
21. Dental wiggle matching: Radiocarbon modelling of sub-sampled archaeological human dentine J. Dury et al.
22. Spatial and temporal variations of 14C in Fucus spp. in Swedish coastal waters K. Stenström & S. Mattsson
23. Bulk Stable Isotope Analyses of 14C Dated Carbonized Crusts on the Earliest Potteries of Northeastern Europe T. Mökkönen & K. Nordqvist
24. The undatables: Quantifying uncertainty in a highly expandedLateGlacial‐Holocene sediment sequence recovered from the deepestBalticSea basin—IODPSiteM0063 S. Obrochta et al.
25. Holocene shoreline displacement, land‐cover change and human settlement distribution on the southeast coast of Sweden C. Katrantsiotis et al.
26. Holocene relative sea-level changes in the eastern part of Pomeranian Bay and the Szczecin Lagoon, Southern Baltic Sea P. Sydor & S. Uścinowicz
27. Environmental evolution of western Baltic Sea in the Holocene in the light of multidisciplinary investigations of sediments cores from Arkona Basin R. Kostecki et al.
28. Buried in water, burdened by nature—Resilience carried the Iron Age people through Fimbulvinter M. Oinonen et al.
29. Groundbreakers A. Klevnäs et al.
30. When were the straits between the Baltic Sea and the Kattegat inundated by the sea during the Holocene? O. Bennike et al.
31. Stages of the Baltic Sea evolution in the geochemical record and radiocarbon dating of sediment cores from the Arkona Basin R. Kostecki
32. The drowned glacial landscape of Kattegat, Denmark L. Allaart et al.
33. Constraining the eruption history of Rangitoto volcano, New Zealand, using palaeomagnetic data M. Allington et al.
34. Carbon Reservoir Effects in Eastern Oyster from Apalachicola Bay, USA C. Hadden & A. Cherkinsky
35. The Holocene Great Belt connection to the southern Kattegat, Scandinavia: Ancylus Lake drainage and Early Littorina Sea transgression C. Bendixen et al.
36. The most recent baltic sea marine hunter-gatherers? The buried individual of grave IB3 in the Suutarinniemi cemetery, Finland M. Lahtinen et al.
37. Spatial variability of Holocene sediments in light studies of cores from the Arkona Basin, south-western Baltic Sea R. Kostecki et al.
38. Radiocarbon dates from deposits sampled at the Vistula Spit canal excavation (Southern Baltic coast, Poland) K. Ninard et al.
39. The evolution of the Mecklenburg Bay environment in the Holocene in the light of multidisciplinary investigations of the sediment cores R. Kostecki et al.
40. Marine reservoir ages for coastal West Africa G. Soulet et al.
41. Modern land use changes drive shifts in nutrient cycling and diatom assemblages in the Baltic Sea coastal zone: A millennial perspective with a case study from Gamlebyviken, Swedish east coast E. Andrén et al.
42. Co-evolution of the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem in the Holocene Baltic Sea G. Weiss et al.
43. Baltic Sea Coastal Eutrophication in a Thousand Year Perspective L. Norbäck Ivarsson et al.
44. Freshwater Reservoir Effect on Redating of Eurasian Steppe Cultures: First Results for Eneolithic and Early Bronze Age Northeast Kazakhstan S. Svyatko et al.
45. Palaeoecological Conditions in the South-Eastern and Western Baltic Sea during the Last Millennium E. Ponomarenko et al.
46. Holocene relative water level and storminess variation recorded in the coastal peat bogs of the Vistula Lagoon, southern Baltic Sea S. Uścinowicz et al.
47. Constraining the Baltic Sea sediment chronology using tephrochronology D. Müller et al.
48. Holocene relative sea-level changes in the middle part of the Polish coast, southern Baltic Sea P. Sydor
49. Early Holocene palaeoseasonality inferred from the stable isotope composition of Unio shells from Çatalhöyük, Turkey J. Lewis et al.
50. A new ΔR value for the southern North Sea and its application in coastal research D. Enters et al.
51. Genesis, distribution and dynamics of lagoon marl extrusions along the Curonian Spit, southeast Baltic Coast A. Sergeev et al.
52. Holocene palaeoenvironment of the central Baltic Sea based on sediment records from the Gotland Basin E. Ponomarenko
53. The marine reservoir age of Greenland coastal waters C. Pearce et al.
54. Shifting diet, shifting culture? A bioarchaeological approach to island dietary development on Iron‐Age Öland, Baltic Sea H. Wilhelmson
55. An Arctic seal in temperate waters: History of the ringed seal (Pusa hispida) in the Baltic Sea and its adaptation to the changing environment P. Ukkonen et al.
56. Deglaciation dynamics of the Fennoscandian Ice Sheet in the Kattegat, the gateway between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea Basin O. Hyttinen et al.
57. Base of brackish-water mud as key regional stratigraphic marker of mid-Holocene marine flooding of the Baltic Sea Basin J. Virtasalo et al.
58. Seasonal hypoxia was a natural feature of the coastal zone in the Little Belt, Denmark, during the past 8 ka N. van Helmond et al.
59. New insights on cultural dualism and population structure in the Middle Neolithic Funnel Beaker culture on the island of Gotland M. Fraser et al.
60. The study of radionuclide activities in the sediments of deep areas of Skagerrak and Southern Baltic V. Romanenko et al.
61. THE MARINE RESERVOIR EFFECT: A CASE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AT GUANABARA BAY, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL R. Vivone et al.
62. On the performance of radiocarbon and quartz OSL dating in macrotidal estuarine environments: Four case studies from Western France T. Lortie et al.
63. Littorina and post-Littorina sedimentological processes in the Odra Channel in light of multidisciplinary investigations of a sediment core, Pomeranian Bay, southern Baltic Sea R. Kostecki et al.
64. Current trends in radiocarbon in Skagerrak and Kattegat assessed by brown algae from Swedish coastal waters K. Eriksson Stenström & S. Mattsson
65. The Worldwide Marine Radiocarbon Reservoir Effect: Definitions, Mechanisms, and Prospects E. Alves et al.
66. Holocene paleomagnetic secular variation (PSV) near 80° N, Northwest Spitsbergen, Svalbard: Implications for evaluating High Arctic sediment chronologies S. Ólafsdóttir et al.
67. Formation and evolution of barrier coast under condition of sand scarcity; an example from the Polish coast of the southern Baltic sea P. Sydor & S. Uścinowicz
68. Marine or estuarine radiocarbon reservoir corrections for mollusks? A case study from a medieval site in the south of England P. Reimer
69. The Baltic grey seal: A 9000-year history of presence and absence H. Ahlgren et al.
70. Δ14C and δ 13C as tracers of organic carbon in Baltic Sea sediments collected in coastal waters off Lithuania and in the Gotland Deep G. Lujanienė et al.
71. The Chronology of Medieval Copenhagen J. Olsen et al.
72. Integrated high-resolution PSV, RPI and 14 C study of IODP-347 Site M0060 (Anholt Loch, Baltic Sea) for the last c. 14 ka E. Herrero-Bervera & I. Snowball
73. Alkenone Distributions and Hydrogen Isotope Ratios Show Changes in Haptophyte Species and Source Water in the Holocene Baltic Sea G. Weiss et al.
74. Mission impossible? Quantifying aquatic resource consumption in historic period Estonia (AD 1100‒1800) Ü. Aguraiuja-Lätti et al.
75. A complete otolith-based bomb radiocarbon chronology for the Baltic Sea and its use in the age validation of regional fishes A. Andrews et al.
76. Echoes from the Past: A Healthy Baltic Sea Requires More Effort A. Kotilainen et al.
77. Consideration of Freshwater and Multiple Marine Reservoir Effects: Dating of Individuals with Mixed Diets from Northern Sweden J. Dury et al.
78. Mid- to late-Holocene environmental evolution of the Loire estuary as observed from sedimentary characteristics and benthic foraminiferal assemblages M. Durand et al.
79. Quantitative salinity reconstructions of the Baltic Sea during the mid‐Holocene W. Ning et al.
80. Bulk sediment 14C dating in an estuarine environment: How accurate can it be? B. Lougheed et al.
81. Climate and sea level variability on a centennial time scale over the last 1500 years as inferred from the Coastal Peatland of Puck Lagoon (southern Baltic Sea) S. Uścinowicz et al.
82. Biogeochemical processes in Baltic Sea sediments as a recorder of environmental change over the Holocene L. Piso et al.
83. RETRACTED: Delayed Western Gotland Basin (Baltic Sea) ventilation in response to the onset of a Mid-Holocene climate oscillation M. Czymzik et al.
84. 87Sr/86Sr as a quantitative geochemical proxy for 14C reservoir age in dynamic, brackish waters: Assessing applicability and quantifying uncertainties B. Lougheed et al.
85. The importance of freshwater fish in Early Holocene subsistence: Exemplified with the human colonization of the island of Gotland in the Baltic basin A. Boethius et al.
86. Reservoir Effects in a Stone Age Fjord on Lolland, Denmark B. Philippsen
87. Rapid sea-level rise during the first phase of the Littorina transgression in the western Baltic Sea K. Stattegger & K. Leszczyńska
88. Organic signatures from modern and ancient seagrass in coarse-grained sediments near Poel Island, Baltic Sea V. Thiel et al.
89. Holocene development of the Vistula Spit (Baltic Sea coast) based on multidisciplinary investigations S. Uścinowicz et al.
90. The potential of shells from Mytilus edulis for retrospective analysis of marine 14C discharges from nuclear power plants S. Bjarheim et al.
91. Toward a standard stratigraphical classification practice for the Baltic Sea sediments: the CUAL approach J. Virtasalo et al.