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The 21 pages that link to Little Ice Age, each with the reason it gives.

• GlacierRelated: Its advancing glaciers left well-documented records of past ice change.

• HoloceneRelated: It was a comparatively cool episode within the Holocene, not a new glacial period.

• AlpsRelated: Its glacier advances affected Alpine settlements and left lasting landscape evidence.

• Time of TroublesRelated: Severe cold contributed to the harvest failures behind Russia's famine.

• Thule cultureRelated: Changing Arctic conditions reshaped travel, resources, and settlement after Thule communities reached the east.

• Chongzhen EmperorRelated: Climate stress contributed to harvest failures and hardship during the late Ming crisis.

• Norse GreenlandRelated: Changing environmental conditions may have increased pressures on Greenlandic farming and travel.

• Yupik peoplesRelated: Climate shifts affected Arctic travel, resources, and settlement conditions in Yupik regions.

• Global coolingRelated: It is a historical cooling episode often compared, imprecisely, with twentieth-century concerns.

• Transition from Ming to QingRelated: Climatic stress aggravated harvest failures and hardship in late Ming China.

• Crisis of the Late Middle AgesRelated: Cooler, wetter spells contributed to harvest failures and food insecurity.

• Jostedal GlacierRelated: Many Norwegian outlet glaciers advanced during this cooler period.

• Råbjerg MileRelated: Danish coastal dune landscapes expanded during the period of increased sand drift.

• Solar activity and climateRelated: This historical cooling is often linked to reduced solar activity, though multiple forcings contributed.