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• 1. [Image] Boston Bay, looking north from Weymouth, Massachusetts

  	Drumlins, left when the great ice-sheet melted, are seen rising above the waters of the bay. In the Pleistocene epoch (the last geologic epoch before the present time) most of the northern and eastern ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Boston Bay, looking north from Weymouth, Massachusetts Drumlins, left when the great ice-sheet melted, are seen rising above the waters of the bay. In the Pleistocene epoch (the last geologic epoch before the present time) most of the northern and eastern North America was covered by a great glacier, similar to the one which now covers Greenland. Title: Boston Bay, looking north from Weymouth, Massachusetts Drumlins, left when the great ice-sheet melted, are seen rising above the waters of the bay. In the Pleistocene epoch (the last geologic epoch before the present time) most of the northern and eastern North America was covered by a great glacier, similar to the one which now covers Greenland. Close