Abstract
Profiles of grain sizes in five cores recovered from Lake Superior show that grain size increased with burial depth to the postglacial-glacial contact. The results reflect a substantial reduction in bottom-current velocity and the corresponding wind velocity from 9500 to 6500 years ago.
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