Tag: radiocarbon dating

Sediment core records from the western Ross Sea reveal that the East Antarctic Ice Sheet readvanced to the northern Drygalski ...

Marine geoscientists analyzing deep-sea cores from the Kuril Trench identified a widespread meter-thick turbidite linked to a thirteenth-century megathrust earthquake.

Radiocarbon dating of planktonic foraminifera from Bellingshausen Sea sediment cores dates warm-interval layers to Marine Isotope Stage 3 rather than ...

A study in the Weddell Sea shows that solid-phase extractable dissolved organic matter retains its ancient molecular composition across water ...

Archaeological evidence from the Trafalgar necropolis demonstrates that southern Iberian communities continued using and potentially building massive collective megalithic tombs ...

A paleoseismic investigation along the Pyu segment of Myanmar's Sagaing fault indicates an average earthquake recurrence interval of 80 to ...

Consuming freshwater fish can cause human skeletons to appear centuries older during radiocarbon dating due to variable reservoir effects from ...

Archaeologists analyzing an eighth-century B.C. Scythian princely tomb in southern Siberia have uncovered the oldest directly dated molecular evidence of ...

Sedimentary and hydraulic evidence from southeastern Tibet reveals three Holocene outburst floods on the Yigong River with peak discharges reaching ...

A 30-year analysis of 1,210 groundwater samples from 103 wells in northeastern Italy identifies three chemically distinct water families, including ...