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Dating Quaternary events by luminescence
1988Luminescence techniques can provide ages for deposits undatable by routine geochronometric techniques (e.g., 14C, K-Ar, fission track). Two classes of events can be dated by luminescence methods: (I) growth of a mineral or its last cooling, and (II) the last exposure to sunlight. Within the past few years, significant advances in procedures, technology,
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Chapter Five: Luminescence Dating
2008Publisher Summary This chapter discusses sampling sites and laboratory procedures, including equivalent-dose determination and dose-rate determination. A detailed description of the sampling sites is necessary for various reasons. First, it helps to better understand the dating results. Second, drilling and coring provide insights that are useful for
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Luminescence Dating of Sediments
The Science of Nature, 1998Andreas Lang +3 more
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Ceramic chronology by luminescence dating: how and when it is possible to date ceramic artefacts
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2020Marco Martini +2 more
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Dating volcanic and related sediments by luminescence methods: a review
Earth-Science Reviews, 2003Morteza Fattahi, Stephen Stokes
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Recent developments in luminescence dating of Quaternary sediments
Progress in Physical Geography, 1996G A T Duller
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