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DOCUMENT Citation Only Kat Loftis. Robert Speakman.

The presence of exogenous organic carbon is a major concern when radiocarbon dating bone. A particular source of error and frustration in the field of radiocarbon dating has been the analysis of bone that has undergone humification. Humification occurs during burial and results from a combination of two distinct processes: Maillard reactions involving indigenous organic carbon, and the complexation of collagen with soil humic substances. Soil humic substances—composed of fulvic acids, humic...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Flora Church. David L. Cremeens. Annette G. Ericksen.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Shaune M. Skinner. Rae Norris. Dee Anne Wymer. C. Wesley Cowan. James L. Murphy.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only John P. Marwitt. Brenda Davis. Stephen Batug. Virginia Albaneso. Thomas Yocum. Richard Stallings. David L. Dawson.

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