Radiocarbon Dating of Ceramic Materials: Progress and Prospects

Radiocarbon Dating of Ceramic Materials: Progress and Prospects

Although initial studies in the 1960's established the feasibility of applying the radiocarbon technique directly to ceramics, subsequent analyses have revealed this category of materials to be more complex than previously believed. Consideration of the points at which various types of organic...

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Veröffentlicht in:Radiocarbon 1980, Vol.22 (3), p.987-993
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