Cromerian Interglacial
The
Cromerian interglacial
is a name for an
interglacial
period which occurred between 700,000 and 450,000 years ago. The name is used by British
geologists
and
archaeologists
who named it after the site of
West Runton
near
Cromer
in the English county of
Norfolk
where deposits it created were first found. It is a
Pleistocene
stage of the
Quaternary period
and is analogous to the
Aftonian interglacial
in North America and the
Gnz-Mindel interglacial
in the
Alps
. It was a period of warm climate and its deposits lie beneath those from the following
Anglian glaciation
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