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According According to the proponents proponents of the second main interpretation, Salpausselkä Salpausselka II is<br />
contemporaneous contemporaneous with the Pielisjärvi Pielisjärvi chain, chain, and the glaciofluvial deposits and<br />
moraines moraines between Kiihtelysvaara and Paihola, Paihola, the deposits of the Tervasuo complex<br />
and Yhdysharju (Connection esker) esker) all belong to it. A similar idea had been<br />
proposed by Rosberg in 1899. Backed Backed up by more arguments it was also presented<br />
by Repo Repo (1957, (L957, and 1960; Repo & Tynni, T)rnni, 1967, 1967, p. 136), whose opinions were shared<br />
(to start starü with) by Punkari (1979 on the basis of his his ambiguous map) and Hirvas<br />
(1980, Fig. 1), Ignatius et al. (1980, Fig. 11), 11), Nenonen (1984, (1984, 1995b, Fig. Fig.26, 26, p. 58)<br />
and Kujansuu & Nenonen (1987).<br />
Position of the Pielisjärvi end moraine moraine chain<br />
According According to Rainio Rainio (1978, 1985b), the Pielisjärvi Pielisjtirvi ice-marginal formation is a chain<br />
of contemporaneous contemporaneous deposits that that begins at YlämyHy-Honkavaara Ylämylly-Honkavaara at the western westem<br />
end of Jaamankangas, where where a glaciofluvial complex changes into a distinct<br />
ice-marginal formation, and conti continues nu es via via Uimaharju to the Russian border.<br />
Divers opinions opinions have been expressed expressed on the the relation relation of the Pielisjärvi ice-marginal<br />
formation, or or more often its its southwestern southwestern end, end, Jaamankangas, Jaemankangas, to Salpausselkä salpausselkä 11. II.<br />
The key issue has been been how to to interpret interpret the Tervasuo complex (Rainio, 1990, pp.<br />
35-38), Yhdysharju (Connection esker) esker) between Heinävaara Heinävaara and Jaamankangas<br />
(Frosterus & Wilkman, 1915, p. 55) 55) and and the the associated deposits, as well weH as the<br />
movements of the continental continental ice sheet.<br />
In Saurnmo's Sauramo's clay elay chronology (1928, p. 16, Table VIII), the front of the continental<br />
ice sheet sheet was at the Jaamankangas- Jaamankangas- Uimaharju line line in years 100-200 (Fig. (Fig. 6, p. 26<br />
and and Table VII). South South of Jaamankangas, Jaamankangas, the the ice front lay west of ofPyhäselkä Pyhäselkä in year<br />
100 100 and west of Orivesi Orivesi in year 200.<br />
Sauramo Sauramo (1928, p. p. 16), among others, considered Jaamankangas contemporaneous<br />
with Salpausselkä Salpausselkä III, in southwestern southwestern Finland. According to him (19b8, (1958, p. 894), 394), the<br />
Jaamankangas end moraine is part of Salpausselkä Salpausselkä III 111 (".. (" .. die Endmoräine Endmoräne<br />
Jaamankangas Jaamankangas zu dem 3. Salpausselkä Salpausselkä gehört"). gehört"). He also suggested (on (on the basis of<br />
a super<strong>fi</strong>cial super<strong>fi</strong>cial striation interpretation) that Janmankangas Jaamankangas had formed at the front of<br />
a readvanced ice sheet ("Dabei war sicherlich ein Vorrücken des Eisrandes<br />
eingetreten.") eingetreten.") (op. cit. p. 397).<br />
According According to Saarnisto Saarnisto ( (1970, 1970, pp. pp. 24, 77), the elevation of the Jaamankangas J aamankangas plains<br />
is close elose to that ofthe of the Yoldia Yoldia Sea and so they they are younger than than Salpausselkä II. 11.