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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering the environmental conditions and timeline of the British Isles during the last ice age based on the lecture transcript.
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Ice age
A period that began around 110000 years ago when Earth got colder and colder, causing an ice sheet to spread over northern Europe and the British Isles.
20000 years ago
The time during the ice age when the UK was divided into areas covered by a thick ice sheet and areas of tundra.
Ice sheet
A thick layer of ice found in the white areas of map A, where no humans, animals, grass, or trees could survive the brutal cold.
Tundra
An environment found in the grey areas of map A where the ground was deeply frozen, except for a thin, boggy surface layer that thawed in summer for small plants.
10000 years ago
The point in time by which the Earth had warmed up, the ice age ended, and the ice over the British Isles had melted away.
Woolly mammoths and bison
Animals that inhabited the tundra regions of the UK 20000 years ago, despite the absence of humans.
110000 years ago
The approximate time when the Earth began to get colder and the most recent ice age started.