Abstract
AbstractIn 1890–91 John Hardcastle presented his views on glacier motion and the climatic significance of loess deposits. He should be recognized as a significant pioneer in the study of glacier-flow mechanisms, and more particularly, as the initiator of the study of loess stratigraphy and the multiple-event approach to the formation of loess deposits, especially glacial loess.
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