Visual Notes from the INQUA ROMA Conference (2023)

"INQUA Rome was a sweltering, beautiful gathering of the International Union for Quaternary Research, an organisation founded in 1928 by scientists to improve the understanding of environmental changes and processes during the glacial ages, using interdisciplinary approaches. And that diversity of research and thought was apparent at a glance at both the extensive and rich programme and the makeup of the crowds attending. This might be my newbie side speaking, but I have, frankly, never seen researchers from what felt like a truly global perspective in one place." This document is a collection of visual notes created by Cooked Illustrations. All writing and content in this book is an interpretation and creative expansion on the ideas and information presented by the original speakers, here named. We have tried to ensure accuracy in all the content, but we may have committed some mistakes. We have tried reaching out to all the researchers in this publication for a right to correction before publication date - as such, there may be updated versions in the future if any corrections are requested after current publication date. If you identify any that require a correction, please get in touch. Cooked Illustrations claims no right or ownership over these ideas, data or research. All illustrations are the exclusive © of Cooked Illustrations.