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  1. Characterization of black deposit associated with rock paintings in Little Lost River Cave, Idaho using Pyrolysis GC

    … shiny coating overlies rock paintings in Little Lost River Cave no. 1, located in southeastern Idaho. If this coating is the result of human activity within the cave – a condensate from cooking fires, for example – then a radiocarbon date on the coating would provide a minimum age for the …

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  2. Characterization of a black coating overlying rock paintings found in Little Lost River Cave, Idaho using THM-GC-MS

    … overlies rock paintings found within Little Lost Rive Cave, Idaho. A calibrated radiocarbon date of 1390-1040 B.C. was obtained by Steelman et al.1 However, this relies on the assumption that the black coating was formed by some human activity. For further characterization and to verify that …

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  3. Surface analysis of a black coating from Little Lost River

    … origin obscures the pictographs in Little Lost River Cave, Idaho. We utilized x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) to characterize the outermost surface of the black coating to understand how it was formed. Carbon and oxygen predominated in the XP spectra, whereas nitrogen was detected at …

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  4. Investigating Telogenetic Karst Aquifer Processes and Evolution in South-Central Kentucky, U.S., Using High-Resolution Storm Hydrology and Geochemistry Monitoring

    … In south-central Kentucky, the iconic Lost River Cave and Valley represents a large, complex telogenetic karst drainage basin with a series of discharge points along a collapsed section of the cave. Two Campbell Scientific® CR1000 automated dataloggers were installed at Blue Hole Four, …

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