Serpentinization significantly alters orogenic peridotites, but the processes controlling the magnetic fabric development remain incompletely understood, particularly the roles of mineralogy, fluid availability, and deformation. This study addresses this gap by combining petrography, rock magnetic measurements, and numerical modeling on samples representing moderate to complete serpentinization. Magnetic properties indicate a...

Extensive research has focused on the loess deposits in southern England, aiming to unravel their stratigraphic and palaeoenvironmental significance. However, no systematic mineral magnetic study on these deposits has yet been undertaken. Here we address this by investigating the magnetic mineral composition and alignment of loess at two sites in southern England, Lowland Point (LP) on the Lizard Peninsula of Cornwall, and Peg...

In total, 24 brick samples for archaeomagnetic studies were taken from ten historical buildings constructed between c.1280 AD and 1630 AD in northern Poland. Eight of them are from the gothic period. The Thellier–Thellier archaeointensity protocol was used in order to determine the ancient intensity and inclination registered by the bricks. In total, 28 representative specimens from 16 bricks gave successful archaeointensity d...