They conclude that the East Greenland Ice Sheet remained present during the Pleistocene (the epoch that lasted from 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago), but grew and shrank dynamically in response to climate.
"Perhaps, however, it was the epoch that made the man as opposed to the man that made the epoch".
However, there are several fossils from this epoch that can be studied.
Calvert Cliffs State Park towers over the bay, exposing fossils from the Miocene Epoch that are 15 to 20 million years old.
The evidence of those who know the country, given with simple directness, does not emphasise its fertility, and it soon becomes obvious that a large part of the 1,637,559 square miles discussed has emerged so recently from the Glacial epoch that soils have only just begun to form.
With the exception of the odd bankable figure Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring—the New York art world has never got its institutional minds and commercial appetites around the abundance ofigure Jean-Michelc phenomena from an epoch that feels ever more significant.
With the exception of the odd bankable figure — Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring — the New York art world has never got its institutional minds and commercial appetites around the abundance of renegade artistic phenomena from an epoch that feels ever more significant.
Losing stinks anywhere, but on Long Island, losing evokes images of Kallur gunning and Sutters stalking, dozens of benevolent specters fluttering under the eaves, left over from a glorious epoch that casts a melancholy pall.
Remember we are speaking of an epoch that was still in the midst of, or just about to emerge from, the philosophical-political arabesque of literary theory.
Segments of each epoch that are equally offset in time from the reference can be assumed to have similar statistics and constitute an ensemble of epochs.
The age of the machines has the potential to be radically distinct from any merely human epoch that has come before it even to the extent that human beings are no longer necessary.
