The impact of climate change on cultural heritage: evidence and response

May Cassar · Robyn Pender

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Archaeological sites and some buildings have survived at least two periods of global warming (around 1500–1200 BC and 800–1200 AD) and intervening cold periods. With international scientific evidence mounting and the reliability of future climate predictions increasing, in 2002 English Heritage commissioned

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