The Medieval Warm Period

Was There a ‘Medieval Warm Period’, and if so, Where and When?.- Glacial Geological Evidence for the Medieval Warm Period.- Evidence for Climatic Conditions between ca. 900–1300 A.D. in the Southern Canadian Rockies.- Tree-Ring and Glacial Evidence for the Medieval Warm Epoch and the Little Ice Age in Southern South America.- Tree-Ring Reconstructed Rainfall over the Southeastern U.S.A. during the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age.- Middle Ages Temperature Reconstructions in Europe, a Focus on Northeastern Italy.- The Medieval Warm Period on the Southern Colorado Plateau.- A Warm and Wet Little Climatic Optimum and a Cold and Dry Little Ice Age in the Southern Rocky Mountains, U.S.A..- The Correlation of Summer Precipitation in the Southwestern U.S.A. with Isotopic Records of Solar Activity during the Medieval Warm Period.- Evidence for the Existence of the Medieval Warm Period in China.- Major Wet Interval in White Mountains Medieval Warm Period Evidenced in ?13C of Bristlecone Pine Tree Rings.- The Medieval Solar Activity Maximum.- An Analysis of the Time Scales of Variability in Centuries-Long ENSO-Sensitive Records in the Last 1000 Years.