Reconstructions of past temperatures are a vital piece of data to help us to understand whether today's climate is unusual or even unprecedented as some alarmists try to make out. The graph in the link below shows a reconstruction from an ice core from Greenland, taken as part of the Greenland Ice Sheet Project (GISP) which covers the past 10000 years. This ice core temperature reconstruction is viewed as a gold standard when it comes to proxy data-based reconstructions, unlike other proxy data reconstructions based on dubious tree ring analyses.
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