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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Archaeomagnetic dating"”.

  1. Developing Archaeomagnetic Dating for Neolithic Scotland

    … such as hearths, furnaces, or kilns, allows dating of their last use and provides crucial information about the behaviour of the geodynamo. This thesis plays a vital role in expanding and developing the application of archaeomagnetic dating in the British Isles by studying fired …

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  2. Developing archaeomagnetic dating in the British Iron Age.

    … This work focused on an established weakness in archaeomagnetic studies, i.e. the application of archaeological information to assign a date range to the magnetic directions. The date ranges for 232 magnetic directions from 98 Iron Age sites were reviewed and a programme of fieldwork produced 25 …

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  3. Archaeomagnetic dating of bronze age pottery from Tell Mozan, Syria

    … divided into seven primary occupational phases, dating from the Early Dynastic II period (2800-2500 BCE) to the Middle Babylonian/ Mitanni Period (1500-1300 BCE). The site has provided an abundance of distinguishing ceramics, seals, seal impressions, and cuneiform tablets, which serve as the …

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