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This review aims to act as a brief primer to amino acid racemization and protein breakdown, as well as to document the major applications and results of amino acid dating on British Quaternary sediments. Amino acid results from fossil shells have had far‐reaching effects in developing our current understanding of British Quaternary stratigraphy and its links to continental Europe and the marine record...
The ‘new glacial stratigraphy’ (NGS) of Britain postulates that deposits hitherto assigned to the Anglian glaciation in Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 12 represent MIS 16, 12, 10 and 6. This controversial idea can be tested at Sidestrand in north Norfolk, where fossiliferous temperate‐stage deposits underlie the oldest and overlie the youngest of the glacial deposits. Previous work has considered biostratigraphy...
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