The reliable dating of the paleo-ice sheet retreat with cosmogenic nuclides requires sampling of well-preserved erratic boulders from marginal landforms and moraine plaetaux. To this end, a broad GIS database of massive boulders in the study area was constructed based on: the lists of the natural monuments compiled by the Regional Directorates for Environmental Protection (RDOŚ), the database of "geosites", geotourists maps and other publicatons (Alexandrowicz et al. 1975, 1992, Czernicka-Chodkowska 1977, 1983, 1990, Górska-Zabielska 2010, Szarzyńska, Ziółkowski 2012, Gałązka et al. 2015) as well as on all available information about erratic boulders gathered from forest ranger interviews, local commune reports, ladscape park reports, etc.). The database includes basic information about boulders, such as: location (administrative, geomorhological and geological as well as geographic coordinates), dimensions, petrography, and other remarks.
Massive erratic boulders in NW Poland
The next step in the boulder selection includes the analysis of boulders dimensions, petrography as well as distribution against the digital elevation model and geologic maps. This filtering allow us to select boulders potentially suitable for 10Be dating and reconstruction of the last SIS retreat. All boulders with perimeter <5 m and height <0,5 m as well as located in valleys and extensive outwash plains were rejected. Boulders already dated with 10Be (Rinterknecht et. al 2005) were also ignored. Finally, the largest boulders located on ice-marginal belts or on moraine plateaux were selected for further field screening.
Massive erratic boulders in NW Poland:
Erratic boulders selected for field screening:
Erratic boulders selected for field screening
Examples of boulders already screened in the field:
References:

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Retreat of the last Scandinavian Ice Sheet in Poland inferred from cosmogenic (10Be) dating of glacial erratics (DatErr)

Rejected boulder - excavated
Rejected boulder - located on a slope
Rejected boulder - too low
Rejected boulder - too small and too low
Rejected boulder - upper part is destroyed
Rejected boulder - worshiping marks
Worshiping marks on the upper surface of a rejected boulder
Rejected boulder - located on a slope, `Devilish Oven`
Rejected boulder - destroyed
Accepted boulder - `Goat Stone`
Accepted boulder - `Sobierajski Stone`
Accepted boulder - located on a moraine hill
Crescentic gouge on `Sobierajski Stone`
Accepted boulder - `St. Adalbert Stone`
Accepted boulder - located in a kettle hole
Accepted boulder - located on a moraine crest
Accepted boulder - `Three Gentleman`s Boulder`
Accepted boulder - located on a moraine plateau
Accepted boulder - located on a moraine plateau II
Accepted boulder - located in front of LGM limit