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Erratum for the Research Article "Simple technologies and diverse food strategies of the Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene at Huaca Prieta, Coastal Peru" by T. Dillehay <i>et al.</i>

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AncientMetagenomeDir dating metadataset highlights need for standardised radiocarbon reporting in ancient DNA

Hearne K, Spurīte D, Hübner A, Bonucci B, Huang Y, Bartholdy BP, Rozwalak P, Becerra-Valdivia L, Borry M, Bozzi D, Brativnyk A, Brunt J, Dagtas ND, de-Dios T, Ferguson C, Frangenberg J, Guinet B, Haller-Caskie M, Harder R, Jackson I, Jin C, Keller M, Kocher A, Light-Maka I, Lopopolo M, Lutz F, Michel M, Yamunaque DJN, Özdogan K, Pochon Z, Ramirez DA, Schumacher ML, Ponce-Soto GY, Psonis N, Richtermeier T, Schreiber L, Swali P, Trần CNH, Velsko IM, Warinner C, White AE, Zampirolo G, Yates JAF, Valtueña AA.   +43 more
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Radiocarbon Dating of Takabuti

2021
The objective of the 21st century research was to learn more about the life and times of Takabuti through the application of modern scientific techniques. Based on the style of her coffin, early scholarship had indicated that Takabuti lived around 600 BCE; using samples of hair and bandage from the mummy, AMS radiocarbon dating was employed to test the
Reimer, P.J., Metcalfe, Jenefer
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Radiocarbon dating in trondheim

Applied Scientific Research, 1957
Naturally occurring radiocarbon is registered in a proportional counter filled with pure CO2. The CO2 gas is purified in almost the same manner as has been developed by De Vries and Barendsen. Checking of the gas purity is described. A grid proportional counter with an effective volume of about 2.5 liter has been used with CO2-pressures from 1 to 4 ...
R. Nydal, R. S. Sigmond
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Radiocarbon Dating

Topics in Current Chemistry, 2012
Although most historians and art historians consider the radiocarbon dating technique not to be very precise by their criteria, the method has gained much importance over the last decades. Radiocarbon dating is increasingly used in the field of textile research and old polychrome statues, but also objects made of ivory, stucco, paper, and parchment are
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Radiocarbon Dating of Mortars

Nature, 1970
CONFLICTING reports have been published in recent years on the reliability of radiocarbon dating of mortars. Delibrias and Labeyrie1 found accurate dating to be possible, but Stuiver and Smith2 found incorrect age assessments. The observed discrepancies were attributed to the dilution of 14C activity by ancient carbon which may have been a residue of ...
M S, Baxter, A, Walton
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Radiocarbon Dating

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1963
Abstract The cosmic ray production of new atoms in m atter is the basis of radiocarbon dating. In this case the atom is carbon of mass fourteen made from the most abundant atom in air—nitrogen of mass fourteen. Radiocarbon— carbon-14, 14C—lasts 8300 years on the average (see note on radioactive decay on p.
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RADIOCARBON DATING | Conventional Method

2007
Radiometric analysis of carbon-14 (14C) by liquid scintillation counting (LSC) and gas proportional counting (GPC) is reviewed. Typical sample size requirements are discussed, together with the conversion of sample carbon to an appropriate product for the measurement of the β-particles emitted during 14C decay; in the case of LSC, it is benzene (C6H6 ...
Cook, C.T, van der Plicht, J.
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Chicago Radiocarbon Dates, IV

Science, 1954
These cover the period Sept. 1, 1952 -- Sept. 1, 1953; Mesopotamia and Western Asia-6, United States-23, Central America-1, other areas-2.
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