Field Trips of the XXI Inqua Congress "A Mediterranean perspective on Quaternary Sciences", Rome 14th-20th July 2023

Pleistocene slope, shallow-marine and continental deposits of eastern central Italy wedge-top basin: a record of sea-level changes and mountain building

Claudio Di Celma¹, Andrea Artoni², Danica Jablonská¹, Elisa Mammoliti¹, Michele Malavolta¹, Michela Principi¹, Mauro Caffau³, Petros Didaskalou¹ & Gino Cantalamessa¹

Volume: 15 (1.3)/2023

Pages: 1-75

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3301/GFT.2023.03

Quaternary deformations, palaeosols and strata across the Northern Apennines

Anna Andreetta¹, Marco Benvenuti¹, Daniele Maestrelli¹, Stefano Carnicelli¹ & Federico Sani¹

Volume: 15 (1.4)/2023

Pages: 1-47

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3301/GFT.2023.04

Rome before Rome: a river among two volcanoes. Discovering the relationship between the history of the city and the territory

Marco Pantaloni¹, Maurizio Guerra¹, Fabiana Console¹ & Paolo Primerano¹

Volume: 15 (1.5)/2023

Pages: 1-66

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3301/GFT.2023.05

When tectonics and climate take over: Quaternary depositional history of extensional Tuscan basins

Adele Bertini¹, Andrea Brogi² & Enrico Capezzuoli¹

Volume: 15 (2.1)/2023

Pages: 1-60

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3301/GFT.2023.06

LGM glacial and glaciofluvial environments in a tectonically active area (southeastern Alps)

Giovanni Monegato¹, Alessandro Fontana², Paolo Mozzi², Maria Eliana Poli³, Giulia Patricelli³, Lukas Rettig² & Sandro Rossato¹

Volume: 15 (2.2)/2023

Pages: 1-50

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3301/GFT.2023.07