"A
drumlin is a geological formation created by glaciers.
Betula pollen frequency surpassed that of Pinus, which allows us to suggest that single Betula stands could have survived the Younger Dryas on the
drumlins, but pine has been present with sparse trees, if ever.
Laane farm was located on a
drumlin of northwest southeast direction.
As you tour you'll see
drumlins, stone circles, megalithic tombs and monuments all bearing witness to the county's rich history and archeological heritage.
Investigation of interglacial deposits at Rongu and Karukula, tills, and the structure and formation of
drumlins, as well as works on the lithology and lithostratigraphy of Ordovician and Devonian rocks serve as Orviku's significant contribution to Estonian geology.
One of the glacial
drumlins that form the islands of Boston Harbor, this tiny peninsula, which stretches along five miles of shoreline, was slated for development in the late 1800s, but nothing was ever done about it.
Other authors have described these ridges as
drumlins or drumlinoid in form but recognize that they are not the classie shape (1).
Soil Engineer began discussing "
drumlins." Don't ask me what these really are-by this stage of the meeting I was in a semi-hallucinatory state, and my recollection is that it was in-side a
drumlin that Frodo Baggins first encountered a barrow wight.
Clockwise from the west they are the Black Mountains, Cave Hill, the Castlereagh Hills and the
drumlins of Co Down.
Glacial
drumlins are composed mainly of clay, which does not perk.
5 5 Steep canyons, mesas, buttes, Some variety of cinder cones and
drumlins; or vegetation, but only interesting erosional patterns or one or two types.