A review of the research on the history of Lake Ladoga
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The article gives a summary of the studies of the history of Lake Ladoga after the last glaciation, seen against the general development of Quaternary studies. The early studies were influenced by the Deluge theory, which later was replaced by the Ice Age theory. The studies at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century became the basis of all subsequent reconstructions of the history of Lake Ladoga. With the introduction of new methods, such as pollen analysis and radiocarbon dating, these reconstructions have later become more detailed and exact.
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