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Fig. 13.1. A – Location of the investigated site and its surroundings on the Quaternary sediment map (Juškevičs and Skrebels 2003): bQ4 – peat, eolQ3 – older aeolian sand, eolQ4 – younger aeolian sand, gQ3 – glaciogenic sediments, gfQ3 – glaciofluvial sand and gravel, glQ3 – glaciolacustrine sand and silt, aQ4 – younger alluvial sediments, aQ3 – older alluvial sediments; B – Sedimentary succession, luminescence and radiocarbon age at the investigated site. Lithofacies symbols are distinguished by Miall’s code (Miall 1978, 1977).

STOP 13: Inland dune field near Daugavpils, East-Latvian Lowland