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The 'Little Ice Age' refers to a period between approximately 1300 and 1850 that was marked by several exceptionally cold spells, particularly noticeable in Europe. This climatic event, evidenced in historical temperature reconstructions like Figure 1.2b, serves as a significant example of long-term temperature fluctuation.

The Little Ice Age in Europe (1300-1850)

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