Radiocarbon dates (Other Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Janet M. Davidson. R. C. Green. A. G. Buist. K. M. Peters.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Lynn L. Larson. Dennis E. Lewarch.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Caven P. Clark.

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DATASET José Capriles.

The Bolivian Radiocarbon Database (BRD) compiles all radiocarbon dates produced in the context of archaeological and other paleo-scientific research in the Plurinational State of Bolivia. The database was produced after an exhaustive review and corrects various errors from previous regional datasets. The BRD consists of two files. An spreadsheet file (Bolivian Radiocarbon Database V1.xlsx) with radiocarbon dates and associated information including calibrations and a document (Bolivia...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Thomas W. Davis. Jennifer A. Tobey. Martha Williams. Christopher Schaney. Mitzy Schramke. Scott Meacham.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Kenneth Ames. Andrew Martindale. Kevan Edinborough. Kisha Supernent. Bryn Letham.

A large regional suite of radiocarbon dates documents changing Pacific Period settlement patterns in the Prince Rupert Harbor region of northern British Columbia. Late Pleistocene/Holocene sea level changes focuses discussion on the last 5000 years. At that time, the settlement pattern appears to be one of small, one to four house communities dispersed across the sea-scape. Non-residential middens are present throughout the Holocene. Larger linear villages appear after 5000 calBP and larger...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jangsuk Kim.

Using the number of uncalibrated BP dates or summed probabilistic density of calibrated dates, many studies attempt to monitor demographic dynamics of the past. However, some practical factors including differences in intensity and density of archaeological investigations and the preservation of datable materials, natural decay, and even different financial situations of investigations can cause sampling biases, eventually leading to distorted distributions of radiocarbon dates. Thus, database...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Enrico Crema. Stephen Shennan.

The increasing availability of large radiocarbon databases encompassing continental geographic scales (e.g. CARD, EUROEVOL, AustArch, etc.) is now opening new possibilities for evaluating spatial variation in prehistoric population. We have, for the first time, the opportunity to determine whether and when different geographic regions experienced distinct demographic patterns using an absolute chronological framework. This line of research is however hindered by spatially uneven sample sizes...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard L. Fishel.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Ann M. Johnson.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Erick Robinson. H. Jabran Zahid. Bryan N. Shuman. Robert L. Kelly.

Statistical analysis of large databases of radiocarbon dates enables research on the processes regulating human population growth rates. Recent analysis of summed probability distributions of dates from the entire states of Colorado and Wyoming has found that both states had similar long-term growth rates of .04% for most of the Holocene. This growth rate was the same for Australia, Europe, and North America throughout much of the Holocene. Similar growth rates between different environments and...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Theodore Cooley. Patricia Mitchell.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Mary Katzenberg. Jane H. Kelley. Adrianne Offenbecker. Cormac McSparron. Paula Reimer.

In an effort to resolve some long standing questions about the chronology of the site of Paquimé, accelerator radiocarbon dates were obtained from bone collagen of 77 burials. Bone samples were obtained as part of a larger project to explore life history and diet at the site. We address three questions: the temporal relationship between the Viejo period (Convento site) and Medio period (Paquimé), whether or not the "non-interred" individuals from the Medio phase at Paquimé date to the later...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Francisca Santana Sagredo. Rick Schulting. Julia Lee-Thorp. Carolina Agüero. Mauricio Uribe.

Pica 8 is an inland cemetery of the Late Intermediate Period (AD 900-1450) in northern Chile. Previous stable isotope studies indicate highly variable dietary contributions of marine and terrestrial foods. However, it is unclear whether this variability is related to change over time or to the presence of groups with different origins. In order to evaluate whether these differences are diachronic or synchronic, radiocarbon dates were carried out on 23 samples. Given the high marine consumption...

DOCUMENT Citation Only James Collins.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Hettie L. Ballweber.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Jim Railey.

There are now well over 1,000 radiocarbon dates from the BLM’s Carlsbad Field Office region, and local variation in long-term patterns is becoming increasingly evident. In the Mescalero Plain, and most local areas within it, radiocarbon dates exhibit a prominent frequency spike in the 7th and 8th centuries A.D., followed by a precipitous plunge in the number of dates. But some local areas within the Mescalero Plain the numbers of dates remain comparatively high in the Late Formative period (A.D....

DOCUMENT Citation Only R. C. Green. J. M. Davidson.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Gerald T. Conaty. Jack D. Nance.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Gerald T. Conaty. Jack D. Nance.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Steve Wilke. Gail Thompson.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Douglas W. Schwartz.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Takeshi Inomata.

An evaluation of new and existing data indicates that the Middle and Late Preclassic portions of the Kaminaljuyu chronology need to be shifted 300 or 400 years later. This paper primarily examines relevant radiocarbon dates and then discusses the implications of this revision for our understanding of how centralized polities with rulership developed in the southern Maya area and in the Maya lowlands. SAA 2015 abstracts made available in tDAR courtesy of the Society for American Archaeology and...

DOCUMENT Citation Only James B. Griffin.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Sarah H. Berry.

This report presents the results of a subsurface archaeological testing program at Sba-793 conducted by the Directorate of Environmental Management in May and June 1990. The purpose of the work was to evaluate the effect of construction of the proposed waste water treatment plant on this National Register eligible site. Despite the disturbed appearance of the ground surface an undisturbed deposit exists within this portion of Sba-793. The deposit, however, does not contain any new or unique...