Obsidian Dating (Other Keyword)

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Carbon Dating and Other Technical Aids To Archaeology (1964)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Don Grey.

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Dating Temporal Intervals Using Age Determinations Subject to Measurement Error (2020)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Keith Kintigh. George Cowgill.

A common archaeological task is the assignment of starting and ending dates to a temporal interval given a set of age-determinations that contain inherent measurement errors, such as radiocarbon or obsidian hydration dates. Intuitive methods of inferring these intervals do not correctly or systematically account for the expectable effects of sampling error when estimating interval lengths. We propose way to think about and examine the expectable joint effects of the error associated with...