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Dating of hydrated obsidian surfaces by SIMS-SS
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 2004A new approach to dating ancient obsidian artifacts based on the modeling of water diffusion profiles is evaluated using multiple archaeological test cases of known age. Hydrogen profiles from hydrated obsidian surfaces have been collected by secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS).
I. Liritzis +4 more
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Surface dating of bricks, an application of luminescence techniques
The European Physical Journal Plus, 2014Luminescence techniques are a powerful tool to date archaeological ceramic materials and geological sediments. Thermoluminescence (TL) is widely used for bricks dating to reconstruct the chronology of urban complexes and the development of human cultures.
GALLI, ANNA +4 more
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Dates and Rates of Earth-Surface Processes Revealed using Luminescence Dating
Elements, 2018Understanding rates and variability of Earth-surface processes is vital to assessing natural hazards, landscape response to climate change and addressing concerns related to food security and water supply. Surface processes affect the critical zone, where life interacts with the land surface, and are archived in sediment records.
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Placental villous surface area of light-for-dates infants at term
Early Human Development, 1987The placental villous surface area and ratios of villous surface area to body weight, length and head circumference were determined in 40 light-for-dates infants born at term. When infants were categorised by length, head circumference and ponderal index, the short infants and infants with small heads had a mean villous surface area similar to that of ...
D L, Woods, M R, Rip
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The Dating of Surface Flint Implements and the Evidences of the Submerged Peat Surface
Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society of East Anglia, 1919It is admitted by all workers in prehistory that the human implements which are found upon the surface do not all belong to the Neolithic period, although, until recently, they have always been called Neolithic. It therefore seems better to define them clearly as a Surface Series, without prejudice to their date.Beyond this point of general agreement ...
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Dating in Exposed and Surface Contexts
Journal of Field Archaeology, 1996Ronald H. Towner, Charlotte Beck
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Role of Surface Vegetation in 210Pb-Dating of Peat Cores
Environmental Science & Technology, 2008210Pb-dated ombrotrophic peat cores have been widely used to reconstructthe atmospheric fluxes of heavy metals forthe past century. Many of these studies rarely include the overlying vegetation compartment (i.e., the aerial part of vegetation and decayed plant remains) in the analysis although it represents the first layer capturing atmospheric ...
Carolina, Olid +5 more
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DATING TRITON’S SURFACE: IT’S COMPLICATED
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2021D Alex Patthoff +3 more
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Dating dry-stone walls with rock surface luminescence: A case study from the Italian Alps
Journal of Archaeological Science, 2022Diego E Angelucci +2 more
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