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, 2010 This summary describes the archaeomagnetic investigation of two features encountered during excavations at Street House, North Yorkshire. This work was carried out as part of research into improving the archaeomagnetic reference curve for the UK. Archaeomagnetic dating is a derivative dating method, matching regionally specific patterns in the Earths ...
Batt, C, Clelland, Sarah-Jane
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Archaeomagnetism and archaeoclimatic ‘forecast’?
Nature, 1974 IT has been suggested1 that the semipermanent pattern of depressions of tropospheric pressure in the north polar regions may be associated with areas of high magnetic field intensity in Canada and Siberia. The physical reasons for the correlation are obscure, because contrary to earlier suggestions, field lines near the magnetic pole are not linked to ...
Y. T. CHIU
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Archaeomagnetism, Santorini volcanic eruptions and fired destruction levels on Crete
Nature, 1985 R S J Sparks, Sparks R S J
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Archaeomagnetism in the american southwest
SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 1984, 1984 Robert S. Sternberg
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Contemporary archaeomagnetic results and the accuracy of archaeomagnetic dates
Geoarchaeology, 1987AbstractWhen multiple archaeomagnetic samples are collected from the same site or component, it is tempting to look for evidence of temporal differences between the collected features. This paper addresses the issue of the practical limits to confidently identifying temporal differences based on archaeomagnetic sample information. Three controlled data
Jeffrey L. Eighmy, J. Holly Hathaway
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