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Dating of a young, subarctic peat deposit using the radiocarbon wiggle-match technique
, 2012 Kokfelt, Ulla +3 more
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Dental wiggle matching: Radiocarbon modelling of sub-sampled archaeological human dentine
Quaternary International, 2021 Marine reservoir effects (MRE) have the potential to increase the dating uncertainty of humans incorporating marine resources into their diets. Here we attempt a novel dental wiggle-match model to reduce dating uncertainty of seven individuals from the Resmo megalithic tomb (Öland, Sweden) and to test whether this model can be used to calculate MRE ...
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A bayesian approach to wiggle-matching
Journal of Archaeological Science, 1995Abstract “Wiggle-matching” is a technique developed to provide calendar dates for a series of samples of known deposition rate using the now well-established high-precision radiocarbon calibration curve. In this paper we describe how the technique may be formulated within the Bayesian framework for statistical analysis and thereby permit the ...
J.A. Christen, C.D. Litton
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Radiocarbon Wiggle Matching on Laminated Sediments Delivers High-Precision Chronologies
Radiocarbon, 2018ABSTRACTHigh-resolution sediment chronologies with the best possible time control are essential for comparing palaeoecological studies with independent high-precision climatic, archaeological or historic data in order to disentangle causes and effects of past environmental, ecological and societal change.
Fabian Rey +6 more
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RADIOCARBON DATING OF OGLAKHTY GRAVE USING A WIGGLE MATCHING METHOD
Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia, 2010The absolute age of early Tashtyk grave 4 at Oglakhty, Khakassia, like that of most Tashtyk burial grounds, has been a matter of debate. The distinctive feature of this assemblage is the excellent state of preservation of artifacts made from organic materials.
S.V. Pankova +3 more
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Radiocarbon Wiggle-matching for the Aging of the Hayakawa Ignimbrite from Niigata Yakeyama Volcano
Journal of Geography (Chigaku Zasshi), 2011 Two wood trunks, one charred and 75 years old and the other not charred and more than 199 years old, were collected from Hayakawa ignimbrite of Niigata Yakeyama Volcano. They were investigated using the radiocarbon wiggle-matching method to determine the age of the eruption.
Yukio Hayakawa, Hiromasa Ozaki
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14C AMS wiggle matching of raised bog deposits and models of peat accumulation
Quaternary Science Reviews, 2000High-resolution Accelerator Mass Spectrometer (AMS) C-14 dates of selected plant macrofossils from the raised bog Engberts-dijksvenen (Eastern Netherlands) show century-scale wiggles analogous to the radiocarbon calibration curve. We used three relative time scales, viz., based on depth, mass, and pollen concentration, respectively, to match the peat ...
Kilian, M.R. +2 more
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Vernacular Architecture, 2007
AbstractThe principles of the Bayesian approach for modelling chronologies has been outlined in Bayliss (this volume). This paper applies these methods to a 'real world' problem of dating a phase of construction where the potential for treering dating is limited. The accuracy and precision that these new techniques can deliver is demonstrated. Bayesian
W. Derek Hamilton +4 more
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AbstractThe principles of the Bayesian approach for modelling chronologies has been outlined in Bayliss (this volume). This paper applies these methods to a 'real world' problem of dating a phase of construction where the potential for treering dating is limited. The accuracy and precision that these new techniques can deliver is demonstrated. Bayesian
W. Derek Hamilton +4 more
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