Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Ice Age Map Turns Deep Time into a Moving Coastline
An interactive atlas reconstructing ice sheets, sea levels, exposed land, and lost landscapes across the last 30,000 years.
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The atlas combines a date-controlled map with layers for ice sheets, exposed land, and modern coastlines. A click can return modeled grounded-ice thickness, while a sea-level readout places each view relative to the present; the homepage shows the Last Glacial Maximum at 21,000 years ago and an estimated 128-metre lower sea level. Supporting guides explain PaleoMIST, simplified coastlines, and named regions including Doggerland, Beringia, the Sunda Shelf, and Sahul.
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