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Nr opisu: research was conducted along rocky coasts, so characteristic features for Baltic islands from Bornholm, through Oland, Gotland, Farö, Hiiumaa, Saarema to thousands of isles of Aland Archipelago. Among the most thrilling natural wonders found along Baltic coasts are rauks or raukars, unique limestone stacks-often with humanlike features-that tower above rocky shore platforms in northern Gotland and on Farö, Gotland's sister island. Raukar coasts are one of the greatest touristic attractions in Sweden and the mythical coastal landscape of northern Gotland and Farö had inspired many artists, including Ingmar Bergman. Surprisingly, what attracts tourists and artists, have been neglected by geomorphologists and those fascinating landforms still wait for detailed explanation of their origin and preservation. This paper provides insight into pilot geomorphological study of raukar coast in Lergrav, NE Gotland. Schmidt hammer rock tests were applied to characterize the degree of weathering of rock surface of well-preserved notches. The results of notch rock surface resistance and elevation above present sea-level are discussed with recent relative sea-level curves developed in the region.^arauk^arock weathering^apast sea levels^aBaltic Sea
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Tytuł pracy: 0749-0208003Rauk - a Forgotten Witness of Holocene Sea-level Change and Development of Baltic Rocky CoastsJournal of Coastal Research20200749-02082019/202010.2112/SI95-128.1Zbucki, ŁukaszRocky coastThe Holocene history of Baltic Sea evolution is definitely one of the most interesting and intriguing stories of environmental change in Europe. To date, the key information on changes in sea-level and shifts in the environment associated with climate fluctuations were found in coastal lakes, marshes and wide stripe of barrier-lagoon systems of southern Baltic. Only limited research was conducted along rocky coasts, so characteristic features for Baltic islands from Bornholm, through Oland, Gotland, Farö, Hiiumaa, Saarema to thousands of isles of Aland Archipelago. Among the most thrilling natural wonders found along Baltic coasts are rauks or raukars, unique limestone stacks-often with humanlike features-that tower above rocky shore platforms in northern Gotland and on Farö, Gotland's sister island. Raukar coasts are one of the greatest touristic attractions in Sweden and the mythical coastal landscape of northern Gotland and Farö had inspired many artists, including Ingmar Bergman. Surprisingly, what attracts tourists and artists, have been neglected by geomorphologists and those fascinating landforms still wait for detailed explanation of their origin and preservation. This paper provides insight into pilot geomorphological study of raukar coast in Lergrav, NE Gotland. Schmidt hammer rock tests were applied to characterize the degree of weathering of rock surface of well-preserved notches. The results of notch rock surface resistance and elevation above present sea-level are discussed with recent relative sea-level curves developed in the region.raukrock weatheringpast sea levelsBaltic Sea : Q : 003 : a Pilot Geomorphological Study in Lergrav Raukar Field : Special Issue 95 : 1551-5036, 1551-5036, 3424748794, 3324029032
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Oznaczenie wydania: 0749-0208003Rauk - a Forgotten Witness of Holocene Sea-level Change and Development of Baltic Rocky CoastsJournal of Coastal Research20200749-02082019/202010.2112/SI95-128.1Zbucki, ŁukaszRocky coastThe Holocene history of Baltic Sea evolution is definitely one of the most interesting and intriguing stories of environmental change in Europe. To date, the key information on changes in sea-level and shifts in the environment associated with climate fluctuations were found in coastal lakes, marshes and wide stripe of barrier-lagoon systems of southern Baltic. Only limited research was conducted along rocky coasts, so characteristic features for Baltic islands from Bornholm, through Oland, Gotland, Farö, Hiiumaa, Saarema to thousands of isles of Aland Archipelago. Among the most thrilling natural wonders found along Baltic coasts are rauks or raukars, unique limestone stacks-often with humanlike features-that tower above rocky shore platforms in northern Gotland and on Farö, Gotland's sister island. Raukar coasts are one of the greatest touristic attractions in Sweden and the mythical coastal landscape of northern Gotland and Farö had inspired many artists, including Ingmar Bergman. Surprisingly, what attracts tourists and artists, have been neglected by geomorphologists and those fascinating landforms still wait for detailed explanation of their origin and preservation. This paper provides insight into pilot geomorphological study of raukar coast in Lergrav, NE Gotland. Schmidt hammer rock tests were applied to characterize the degree of weathering of rock surface of well-preserved notches. The results of notch rock surface resistance and elevation above present sea-level are discussed with recent relative sea-level curves developed in the region.raukrock weatheringpast sea levelsBaltic Sea
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