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Dating of a young, subarctic peat deposit using the radiocarbon wiggle-match technique
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Validation of wiggle matching using a multi‐proxy approach and its palaeoclimatic significance
Abstract Research into global, millennial‐scale climate oscillations during the last glacial requires wiggle matching. One method for adequate wiggle matching is based on the dating of the climate proxy records. Luminescence dating methods are needed for estimates of last glacial ages in terrestrial records.
Jef Vandenberghe
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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 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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14C wiggle-matching of short tree-ring sequences from post-medieval buildings in England
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research B, 2019Tamer Dogan +2 more
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