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INDEX
Volume 24, Nos. 1 to 3, 1982 ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg. Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
ARGENTINA BRITISH ISLES (cont.)
530± 90 Sunchituyo Gif-2621 3 zonation BM-1737 3
460±-
340± 90 -2620 90 -2619
"
" 60
4390± 60 -1583
" -1617
"
4340± 45 Freshwater shell -1799 "
AUSTRIA 4200±220 Neolithic -1.525 "
4140± 50 Freshwater shell -1800 "
4919± 110 Neolithic VR1 -723 2 226 54 -1385 2
4720± 100 " -730 " 4020± 90 survival -1827 "
4680± 100 " -731 " 4000± 60 -1895 3
4660± 100 " -733 " 227 50 -1859 "
4640± 110 " -732 " 3940± 65
4420± 100 " -687 " 226 46 -1413 "
3180± 90 Bronze Age -735 " 227 62 -1380 2
2648± 90 -720 " 3850± 60 3
1800± 90 -716 " 225 50 -1891 "
1690± 80 -705 -719 "
"
227 50
3810± 70 Beaker -1532 "
"
1070± 70 910± 80 -683 " 70 -1168 Z
800± 80 -745 " 227 50 Bronze Age -1652 3
509± 80 -681 " 226 60 -1585 "
410± 120 Middle Ages -682 " 228 -1396 2
350± 80 -684 " 226 -1546 3
<260 -717 " 225 50 Bronze Age -1650 "
220± 70 -738 " 227 70 -1582 "
3700± 90 -1537 "
BRITISH ISLES 3677'- 68 " -1169 2
3656± 58 Bronze Age -1412 3
3 2
36,888±1900 bate Devensian -1526 -1874
"
" 266 80
3579± 48 Bronze Age -1653
-1445 k B
3
236 29,500± 460 27,600±1300 Upper Palaeolithic -1367
400±1250 -1638 27
2
3 266 80
3400±100
er Molluscan zonation -1795
Beaker -1524
"
" 237 ,
15,170± 160 Faunal survival -1794 " 83 Age -1406 2
12,178± 85 Misassoc -1444 " 236 3
3 265 2
11,560± 110 Faunal survival -1735 " -1858 3
11,380± 280 " -1904 " zonation -1738 "
920± 250 10 " -1840 "
49 -1386 2
10,650+ 900 Mesolithic -1460 " 45
2798± 45
Age -1854 " -1853
3
810 9910± 80
" 40
9770± 80 Faunal survival -1619 50 -1851
9768± 70 " -1674 " -1850 9560±- 260 Mesolithic -1635 " 266 40 9389± 80
" -1636 " 266 45
9280± 90 " -1358 " 264 81 Age -1379 2
91.70± 140 " -1637 " 266 60 -1181 "
9109± 70 " -1459 " 265 45 Iron Age/
8620± 80 " -1841 " 264 -1487 3
8390± 70 " -1241 2 154 2
8160± 560 " -1634 3 265 45 -1530 3
7940± 180 Molluscan zonation -1837 " 269 50 -1244A "
7888± 160 " -1736 " 268 50 -1485 "
6752± 156 Mesolithic -1216 2 153 50 -1709 "
6378± 70 Faunal survival -1708 3 267 50 -1490
5750± 140 Mesolithic -1257 2 155 50 -1491 "
5598± 50 -1892 3 272 35 -1768 "
5518± 60 -1893 " 1900± 45 -1486 "
5490} 70 " -1242 2 154 80 -12448 "
5425± 150 " -1258 " 155 70 -1523 "
3 272 50 -1489 "
5240±- 80 Cave taphonomy -1809 " 270 35 -1687 "
5230± 60 Faunal survival -1676 "
" 60 taphonomy -1808 "
" 5218± 130 Cave taphonomy -1810 270 16350 55 -
5100± 360 " -1903 " 1170± 47 -1387 2
5098± 50 Neolithic -1896 " 272 40 -1506 3
5050±- 85 " -1255 " 235 80
80 " -1535 " 233 60
4958± 120 " -1534 " 788± 60 -1673 "
4933± 64 " -1170 2 152 35 Medieval -1825 "
4930± 75 " -1484 " -1414
3 " 231
60 -1824
"
" 210 4925± 80
4860± 40 Freshwater shell -1798 " 40
139± 50
4803± 71 Neolithic -1167 2 152 35
4741± 113 " -1213 "
70
4740± 60 " -1415 3
4726± 74 " -1378 2
4672± 49 " -1405 "
4658± 80 " -1533 3
4638± 50 Faunal survival -1707 " 267
4620± 43 Neolithic -1377 2 153 Neolithic 3
4585± 82 " -1215 "
4533± 112 " -1214 "
ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES
Date Culture or Sample
Period No.
CANADA
21,608±240 21,400±240
5990±960 Norse 5340±100 3830±110 3560±180 3500±100 3430±110 3280±100 3130±130 2960±120 2930± 80 2890± 80 2860±120 2810± 70 2720± 80 2720± 80 2190±200 Norse 1840±290 1760±130 1630± 70 Norse 1480± 80 1450± 80 1270±160 1135± 40 Arctic taphonomy 1050±110 1030±180 870± 30 Arctic taphonomy 860± 80 800± 30 Arctic taphonomy 730±110 730± 50 640± 80 530± 80 450± 80 400± 80 360± 80 360± 25 Arctic taphonomy 320± 80 310±120 280± 80 230±110 220± 80 200± 80 190±130 190± 80 155± 40 Arctic taphonomy 140± 80 115±- 40 Arctic taphonomy 85± 40 160%Mod. Norse 160%Mod. "
190%Mod. 240%Mod. Norse -12± 50
CHILD,
No. Pg.
SFU- 65 3 349 SFU- 65 "
WAT-506 1 81 SFU- 25 349
- 1 346 - 92 347 - 19 346
WAT-306 81 SFU- 17 346
_ 2 II II
- 90 347 - 43 _ 7
II II
- 91 WAT-561 82 SFU- 10 346
- 26 "
WAT-409 81 -410 "
SFU- 37 348 WAT-420 81 SFU- 42 347
- 35 348 - 41 346
BM-1754 273 SFU- 3 346
- 38 348 BM-1803 273 SFU- 14 348 BM-1804 273 SFU- 5 346 WAT-188 84 SFU- 39 346
- 34 348
- 32 "
- 30 349 - 15 348
BM-1753 273 SFU- 28 349
- 4 346 - 16 348 - 9 347 _ 6 II II
- 33 348 - 36 "
- 40 346 BM-1766 273 SFU- 8 347 BM-1751 273
-1767 "
WAT-496 81 -411 "
-341 82 -497 81 -189 "
13,183±202 851-1208 2 157 12,552±128 -1375 "
12,496±148 -1209 12,308±288 -12108 11,810±229 -1210
7803± 82 -1203 7785±747 -1207 5684± 52 -1204 5643± 60 -12040 5620±120 Gif-2928 5395± 58 B14-1201A 5366± 55 -1201 5210±110 Gif-2927 2780±110 -2729
I I7
3 340 II II
2556± 45 811-1202 2 157 280± 90 Gif-2728 3 340
COLOMBIA
1540±200 Antigua Gif-1371 2 158 1335± 60 -1372 "
380± 80 Carrizal -1384 I.
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
CRETE
6482±161 Neolithic 811-1372 2 159 6201±252 -1371 "
5967± 41 - 719 "
5892± 91 - 718 158
5806±124 - 717 "
5003±213 - 716 "
4110± 50 1lelladic -1826 3 274 4030± 50 -1813 "
3800± 50 -1814 "
3800± 40 -1816 "
1040± 50 -1815 "
CUBA
5140±170 Seboruco-Mordan 114-204 2 175 3460±160 -250 "
2925± 75 Funche -591 2875± 65 -613 2840± 60 -1046 2805± 60 -601 2720± 65 -614 2160± 55 -1039 1990± 80 -1051 1495± 60 -617 1350± 70 -616 1170± 85 -619 174 10/0±/10 Canimar-Aguas Verdes -203 175 910± 85 Funche -618 173 705± 65 Sub-Taino -621 174 665± 50 -1053 "
600± 55 -1056 "
575± 60 -1055 "
505± 40 -624 "
490± 45 -1057 485± 50 -1054 161± 60 -620
10,790± 80 5000±260 4810± 45 4815± 60 4800± 70 4790± 80 4780±140 4765± 55 4740± 50 4665± 50 4650± 50 4480±290 4090± 90 4050± 50 4000± 45 3970± 45 3890± 50 2630± 45 2210± 40 2205± 70
CYPRUS
II
II
Misassoc 911-1835 3 274 Chalcolithic -1543 238
-1832 274 -1475 239 -1834 274 -1539 239 -1833 274 -1473 239 -1540 -1474 -1476 -1836 -1542 -1541A
II
II
II
-1541 -1354 -1353
II
" 275 238
II II
II II
I II
Classical period -1639 239 -1588 -1588A
DENMARK
4500± 55 Megalithic Lu-1952 2 211
ECUADOR
6900±250 Post-Pleistocene 011-1584 3 240
EGYPT
12,911±118 8835±890 6035±650 5990± 5540± 5065± 5003± 4615± 4470± 4030± 3880± 3860± 3850± 3830± 3800± 3790±
Fayum A II
II
II
Nagadian Gerzean Nagadian
New Kingdom Old Kingdom
Old Kingdom II
BM-1127A 2
Gd- 709 "
- 708
- 693 "
-1140 "
- 689 "
OM-11270 "
Gd-1127 "
BM-1246 "
BM-1231 3
-1728 "
-1228 "
-1497 "
-1232 "
-1234 "
-1233 "
159 175 176
II
175 I I
159 175 162 240 276 240 241 240 241
ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
EGYPT (continued)
3700± 40 Old Kingdom BM-1496 3 241 3580± 90 New Kingdom -1247 2 162 3570± 60 1st Int period/
Middle Kingdom -1245 "
3555± 40 12th Dynasty -1845 3 276 3550± 60 1st Int period/
Middle Kingdom -1251 2 162 3520± 60 Middle Kingdom -1796A 3 276 3500± 60 " -1230 " 240 3490± 40 " -1796 " 276 3480± 70 1st Int period/
Middle Kingdom -1249 2 162 3436± 43 12th Dynasty -1225 161 3420± 80 Middle Kingdom -1420 3 241 3410± 60 -1726 " 275 3400±113 12th Dynasty -1165 2 160 3400± 60 Middle Kingdom -1229 3 240 3310± 70 Middle Kingdom/
2nd Int period -1248 2 162 3310± 60 2nd Int period -1747 3 276 3230± 45 18th Dynasty -1844 "
3180± 50 -1727 " 275 3032± 57 18th Dynasty -1370 2 161 3030±520 -1343 160 2910± 40 -1641 " 161
2880±140 21st Dynasty (mummy) -1872 3 237 2867± 65 -1211 2 161 2840± 50 Late Dynastic -1226 3 240 2200± 85 Manchester mummy 1770 -1602 " 275 2200± 70 -1342 2 160 2220± 40 Ptolemaic period -1547 3 242
2110± 45 " -1548 "
1860±120 Manchester mummy 1770 -1839 " 275
1840± 70 Misassoc -1250 2 162 1690± 60 -1227 3 240
640±-180 -1346 2 160
580± 40 -1345 "
328± 52 -1357 " 163 200± 40 -1344 160
Modern Misassoc -1550 3 242
500± 80 Modern
ETHIOPIA
Gif-1895 3 337 -2397 "
FRANCE
40,000 Eemian interglacial 40,000 Chatelperronian 26,410±440 Middle Paleolithic 24,510±400 Aurignacian 22,550±350 Middle Paleolithic 22,230±330 Upper Aurignacian 20,800±550 Madgalenian 17,000±700 Upper Paleolithic 15,070±270 Madgalenian IV-V 14,230±160 Madgalenian III
12,900±220 Madgalenian 12,540± 75 Upper Palaeolithic 12,250±350 Azilian 11,230±180 Upper Palaeolithic 11,200±150 Late Palaeolithic 10,760±190 Epipaleolithic 10,500±190 Upper Palaeolithic 10,190±200 10,080±190 Epimagdalenian
9570±120 Early Mesolithic " 941.0±160
9210±120 9030±160 8920±200 8450±250 8400±110 8260±130 7600±100 7580±110 6810±130 6700±100 6180±120 5700±150 5690±190 5690±130 5660±130 5610±130
Gif-2472 -2414
BM-1817 Gif-2710 BM-1819 Gif-2709
-2155 -1604 -2655 -2708 -3923
BM-1616 Gif-2822
-1615 -2994 -2654 -1818
BM-1614 Gif-2653
-2993 -2753
Azilian Tar -2530
Epipalaeolithic Sean -2387 Mesolithic -2415 Azilian -2568 Mesolithic -2992
Mesolithic
Epipaleolithic Early Neolithic
II
Middle Neolithic II
BM-1613 Gif-2991
-2631 -2401 -2990 -2989 -2988 -2757 -2756 -2754 -2755
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II
II
I,
,I
II
II
II
II
II
11
11
II
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II
319 321 277 323 277 323 323 316 323
,I II
243 321 243 325 323 277 242 323 325
II
326
324 321 325 242 325 319 323 325
11
II
324 325
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
FRANCE (continued)
5600±120 Chassean industry Gif-2536 5430±120 " -2435 5420±120 Early Chassean -2437 5190±130 -2721 5190±120 Neolithic-Chassean -3714 5140±140 Rubane-Hinkelstein ceramics-2634 5140±120 Neolithic-Chassean -3715 5100±140 Neolithic-Chassean -2632 5100±110 Late Chassean -2432 5040±510 " -2434 4940±120 Neolithic -2682 4940±120 -2684 4880±110 Late Chassean -2433 4870±110 Neolithic-Chassean -3713 4730±110 Neolithic -4079 4680±110 -2471 4610±120 Maggelenian -4360 4530±110 SOM Neolithic -2242 4520±120 -1598 4480±110 SUM Neolithic -2241 4420±110 Neolithic -3098 4410±120 Peu-Richardien -2608 4360±120 " -2610 4350±120 Neolithic -2683 4340±190 -2247 4300±190 eoithic-Michelberg -2246 4290±110 Artenac -4550 3970±120 5051 Neolithic -2723 3870±100 Bronze Age -2687 3850±100 Neolithic -Roessen
Michelsberg -2386 3780±100 Bronze Age -2686 3760±100 " -2688 3750±110 Chalcolithic -2758 3690±100 SUM -2169 3620±110 Neolithic-LaTene -2557 36/0±/10 Neolithic -1768 35/0±/00 Early Bronze Age -2481 3450-100 Bronze Age -2421 3420±100 Campaniforme ceramics -2677 32/0±/10 Middle Bronze Age -3568 31/0±/00 Chassean -2396 3000±110 -1599 2970±100 SOM Neolithic -2243 2950±110 -1600 2930±100 Peu-Richardien -2609 2930±100 -1769 2840±100 Late Bronze Age -3578 2830±110 Bronze Age -2292 2820±100 Late Bronze Age -2378 2750±100 -3569 2740±100 -1770 2640± 90 Late Bronze Age III -3712 26/0±/10 Early Iron Age -2765 2570±100 -2473 2500±100 Bronze Age -2380 2390 110 LaTene -2248 2380±100 -2382 2380± 70 Iron Age -2327 2350±100 -2383 2300±100 Iron Age -2685 2160± 90 -3922 1970± 70 -2365 1900±100 -2689 1860± 90 Roman -2326 1840± 90 -2678 1800± 90 Late Bronze Age -2331 1760± 90 Early Bronze Age -2374 1630± 90 High Middle Age -3584 1600± 90 Proto-historic -2376 1480± 90 -2416 1470± 90 Dark Age -2291 1430± 90 Proto-historic -2375 1400± 90 High Middle Age -3795 1310± 90 " -4071 1300± 90 " -3745 980± 90 -2681 970± 90 High P1iddle Age -2296 970± 90 Medieval -2293 950± 90 -2381 940± 90 Proto-historic -2377 900± 90 high Middle Age -3079 860± 90 Late Middle Age -2379 820± 90 Medieval -3702 750±110 -2759 670± 80 -2402 390± 90 -2766 Modern -3079
324 11
II
316 322 326 322 322 324
11
320 320 324 322 320 319 322 315 314 315 320 321
I,
320 325
321 316 320
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II
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II 326
320 II
324 316 315
,I
318 319 315 322
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315 316 315 321 215 322 319 318 322 315 322 320 319 318 326 318 317 319
I I
322 316 320 317 315 317 318 317 318 324 316 318 317
II
11
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I I
316 318
II
317 II
321 324 323 320 317
II
II
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II
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ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. or
Date Period No P . . g.
GHANA INDONESIA
1790± 80 1670±190
SIU- 13
- 12 3 II II 250 Late Stone 1(51-1492 3
260± 80 - 11 Modern
GREECE IRAQ
31,000±1250 Misassoc 181-1822 3 6420±120 Neolithic BM-1887 "
3 66 Samarra/Halaf 6360±190 4040± 50
-1885 Bronze Age -1886 II 57 "
3560± 70 -1888 278 69 "
7015± 66 " -1435 "
2960± 40 Late Bronze Age -1432 " 59 "
2940± 80 -1429 243 60 Early Halaf 2930±± 50
2930± 55 -1430
" -1433 ,I 45 Ubaid 5570± 60 "
-1458 " 2920± 75 2900± 70
-1427 " -1428 II 85 Early Dynastic -1390
3963± 57 2
2840± 40 " -1431 " 54 "
-1365A " 2800± 75 -1426 243
50 "
GUATEMALA 3869± 56 "
3826± 47 "
3960±130 Late Archiac Gif-2834 3 3110± 35 Dynastic period -1477 3
"
2580±100 Pre-Classic -2833 338 40 Late Dynastic -1446"'
25/0±/00 " -2832 II 50 "
-1856 "
2200±100 2170±100
Late Pre-Classic -2837 " -2836 I II
40 " -1447 1102± 43 Islamic -1416
"
2 164
1930±100 Pre-Classic -2835 338 1900± 90 " -4556 I ROLAND
1870±100 1
" -4231 " 2 750±150 -2478 " 3970± 75 "
-1948 " 1650± 80 1640± 90
-4555 " -4230 ,I 55 Iron Age -1862 "
1640± 80 " -4554 1260± 50 Late Iron Age -1863 "
1630± 90 1610± 80
" -4228 -4553 hI
1480± 90 " -4229 1350± 50 " -4227 3030± 50 Bronze Age 011-1368 2
2970± 50 " -1598 II
INDIA 1490± 60 Early Christian -1224 .,
I II
1330± 40 " -1222 164 39,000±3200 2
Late Stone Age BS- 43 1 1
150 Middle Paleolithic -163
bate Stone Age -146 11,550± 180 llesolithic, tipper JORDAN
9830± 160 Paleolithic -130
" -131 2
8960± 120 7520± 140
Megalithic -204 -203 II
90 Natufian 9560± 65 PPNA -1327
"
" I I
4540± 110 Mesolithic Upper 85 " -1324 " I
010± 120
,
Paleolithic -129 " rt
85 " -1322
9380± 85 " -1323
"
"
3840± 130 -139
" -138 280 3590± 90 Jorwe-Late Hara a -176 2
3460± 100 pp
" 220 "
3390± 100 -177
" -180 70 Neolithic (PPNA) -1789 3
3370± 130 -127 51 100 "
" 3330± 100 Mesolithic Upper 80
130± 90
,
Paleolithic -128 Jorwe-Late Ilarappa -182 II 70 " -1770
"
"
I I
I
2990± 100 " -181 8660± 260 "
2970± 100 " -179 8660± 130 "
2950± 100 " -178 8540± 65 PINE 2
2880± 250 Mesolithic Upper 50 Proto-Urhan -1328 "
620± 100
,
Paleolithic -137 Megalithic -201 3
50 " -1775
I
3 279 1620± 80 Gupta period 851-1478 3 245
50 " -1774
4160± 80 Bronze A e -1779
"
" 1440± 100 1280± 80
Megalithic 11-202 1
Gupta period 151-1212 3 244
g 4120± 40 " -1781 "
1010± 100 Upper Paleolithic 81-135 1 51 70 " -1778
3940± 80 " -1783
"
" 280 INDIAN OCEAN 3890± 60 "
-1780 3620± 40 "
"
-1784 " 280 2035± 35 Giant tortoise BM-1629 3 245 40 "
-1.782 "
1580± 250 " -1398 40 Iron Age -1790 " I
1570± 120 " -1514 246 40 -1791 "
1530± 120 " -1515 1590± 230 " -1397 245 1308± 85 " -1331 246 1250± 50 " -1399 245 350 Neolithic Gif-2165 3 1140± 100 " -1516 246 120 Nouakchattian -2494 Modern " -1389 I I 130 I I
-2499 4350±
I
120 4190± 130 Neolithic
-2498 -2333 II
I
331 3950± 80 I I
3930± 80 -1856 -2485
3850± 120 I I
II
-2486 3650± 140 II -1970 330
ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
MAURITANIA (continued)
Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
PANAMA
3530± 220 Neolithic Ii [-306(1 3 "
331 II
90 Polychrome pottery Gif-2346 3
3500+ 120 -2492 3450± 110 -2488 " II PLRU
3410± 110 " -2524 " 333
3310± 240 -2167 " 331 2801± 87 BM-1240 2
324(1± 100 -2484 " 332 1420±221 -1363
3220± 110 " -2487 " I. 1365± 77 -1361
3220± 110 -2496 " 333 1278± 70 -1239
3100± 121) -1762 " 330 1077±522 -1362 I
3080± 110 -2497 333 970± 90 Intermediate Recent Gif-1988 3 II I,
2960± 110 " -2491 332 970± 90 " -2603
2810± 100 " -2493 II 949± 50 BM-1359 2
2500± 100 " -1765 331 839±181 -1364
2500± 100 " -2162 330 834± 88 -1237
2470± 100 " -176) 332 780± 90 Intermediate Recent Gif-1989 3
2460± 100 " -1824 I. 757± 48 RPM)-1236 2
2450± 130 " -2168 331 750± 90 Intermediate Recent Gif-2389 3
2450± 110 -1762 332 750± 90 " -1987
2380± 200 " -1857 720± 90 " -2604 .I
2360± 100 -2164 331 710± 41 BM-1238 2 II
2290± 130 " -2166 2170± 100 -2164
330 Ii
67 -1360
2100± 180 -2163 331 II
2090± 120 -2489 1870± 240 " -2334 i, 80 Bronze Age BM-1235 2
1520± 140 -1859 332 2650± 70 tusatian Cd- 612
400± 90 -1764 331 2590± 60 " - 543 Modern " -2490 332 2250± 60 - 544
MOROCCO 1930±105 Iron - 508 1890± 65 "
- 533 .i I,
1870± 40 " - 530 ,I
ipaleolithic 111-2581 3 000 1) >40 95 "
- 507 I I 55 "
- 512 "
I
.I II I I
000 -2589 ,40 511 1750± 70 ,
II
x:40 000 Aterian -2279 80 " - 505 II
200±2100 tpipaleolithic -2578 35 80 " - 506
>35,1(0)) " -2584 i, 329 35 " - 566
+3200 34,550-2280 Upper Aterian -2277 327
50 Medieval - 684 1000± 55 "
- 553
II
II
}2470 1000± 50 " -126(1 ,i
Epipaleolithic- Aterion-2276 32,370 -1890 554 740± 55 "
24,500± 600 Lpipaleolithic -2582 328 -1045 730± 50 " II
23,70001000 " -2585 329 685± 55 " -
560 I
22,630± 500 " -2576 328 665± 55 historic - 500 I
900± 400 " -2587 21 327 45 " -
502
860± 330 1Sten o> -2280 21 70 " -
44) I. ,
21,100± 400 Epipaleolithic -2586 II 490 620± 55 "
" 19,400± 250 " -2278
680± 250 Aterian -2278 19 I.
534 590± 40 590± 40 "
- 535 II
,
15,700± 180 tpipaleollthic -2271 580±140 " -
423 501 "
15,550± 180 " --2273 - 520± 50 ]139 15,460± 180 " -2272
240± 180 " -2270 15
- 515± 50 Medieval 470± 45 Historic -
499 179 ,
460± 200 " -2579 14 95 " -
590
130± 160 -2269 14 45 -1138 II
020± 160 " -2269 14 105± 50
500± 150 " -2268 13 50 - 577
13,140± 150 Early Epipaleolithic -2267 .I 150 -1010
12,500± 170 " -2577 328
12,320± 600 " -2580 II
II
12,170± 160 "
10,430± 180 Neolithic -2583 -2909 2
9450± 160 " -2908 II -90
6100± 120 " -2910 4100±140 -91 "
" 4450± 110 " -2911 II -75
3550± 120 -3013 330 -77 "
3300± 100 -2821 i, -76 "
2360± 250 -2912 I I -86 "
NIGERIA 3890±130 -85
A ARA
"
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825±- 140 Yatakala 7 1d-640 2 ;35,000 Gif-3513 3
NORWAY 135 ,00)) -3267 "
6460± 50 hIeso l i th is 061- 1880 3
-3504 6150±130 -3509
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OMAN
5810±120 -3505 5360±120 -3503
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5250±110 -3552 "
1899± 56 Pre-Islamic 861-1352 1 -3511 "
4850±110 -3510 " 334
PAEISTAN 4440±110 -3514 "
4350±150 -3507 " 335
4060± 120 Kot-Dijian BM-1695 4300±110 -3260 "
"
3810± 60 " -1693 4100±110 -3515
3680± 50 " -1692 4030±110 -3261
-3463 3740±130
"
" 335 3770± 90 -1694 -3462 33/0±/10 "
3640± 80 3510± 60
-1690 -1691
-3265 " II
ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES
Date
3150± 100 3100± 110 3070± 100 3070± 100 3020± 100 2740± 110 2000± 90 1780± 100 1080± 100 540± 80
Modern Modern
29,100+1400 -1200
>27,150
25,657+ 1287 1109
24,120± 460 20,880± 410 20,700± 250 19,950± 300 18,230± 510 16,560± 131 16,530± 300 15,988± 193 15,970± 212 15,540± 240 15,465± 204 15,191± 123 15,173± 160 12,896± 137 12,282± 164 11,190± 350 10,720± 280 10,700± 190 10,634± 121
10,558± 244 10,486± 90 10,400± 90 10,330± 190
4520± 220 4210± 140 4150± 170 4090± 390 4070± 150 3950± 60 3860± 70 3860± 140 3670± 120 3630± 130 3620± 130 3610± 130 3610± 140 3550± 140 3500± 140 3490± 150 3490± 180 3480± 140 3380± 150 3320± 130 3290± 140 3270± 80 3260± 140 3090± 70 2890± 50 2860± 45 2830± 50 2670± 60 2650± 60 2540± 160 2520± 210 2500± 100 2430± 230 2390± 45 2360± 90 2350± 35 2290± 40 2190± 130 1840± 130
Culture or Period
Sample No. No. Pg,
SAHARA (continued)
-3468 -3464
334 tl
II
11
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SPAIN
Upper Paleolithic B11-1456 3 250
Aurignacian -1457 "
Upper Paleolithic -1456A "
Middle Paleolithic -1884 Upper Paleolithic -1739 "
-1883 "
-1882 "
-1881 "
Magdalenian III -1455 "
-1513 "
-1453 "
-1480 "
-1512 "
-1479 -1454 "
Magdalenian IV -1452 "
Magdalenian V -1451 "
Azilian -1450 "
-1877 "
-1878 "
-1876 "
284 283 284
II
I I
250 II
249 250 249 250 249
I,
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283 II
Final Magalenian/ Early Azilian -1494 251
Azilian -1448 249
II
II
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-1449 -1879 -1875
UGRA-11 -82 -81
BM-1408 UGRA-12
Beaker BM-1843 Chalcolithic -1603
Eneolithic UGRA-80 -78 -79
Bronze Age -15 -101 -47
Bronze Age -16 11
Bronze Age
-21 -100 -97 -20
Campaniforme -72 Bronze Age BM-1529
UGRA-14 Beaker BM-1677
Bronze Age IJGRA-19 Beaker BM-1698
Bronze Age -1600 Beaker -1697
Bronze Age -1599 Megalithic period -1511
Bronze Age -1528 UGRA-70
Bronze Age BM-1601 Megalithic period -1510
Beaker BM-1842 Coffin burial -1518 Animal bone -1507 Coffin burial -1517
Beaker -1696 Pre-Roman UGRA-45
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6900± 80 6640± 85 6290± 85 6240± 85 6220±100 6020± 70 5930±125 5800± 70 5790± 70 5260± 80 4960± 95 4860± 65 4220±115 3420± 95 3250± 60
Culture or Sample Period No. No.
SWEDEN
Mesolithic Lu-1887 2 206 Late Kongemose culture -1802 "
Early Erteblle culture -1835 I, I1
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Funnel Beaker culture Neolithic
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-1834 -1888 -1853 -1886 -1849 -1848 -1842 -1776 -1866 -1850 -1864 -1865
II II
II II
II II
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II 11
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207 209 210
209 210 204
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2480± 45 Late 2360± 55 2020± 65 1930± 50 1910± 65 1830± 50 1740± 40 1660± 40 1640± 50 1610± 80 1490± 50 1460± 50 1430± 50 1380± 50 1370± 40 1360± 50 1360± 50 1350± 50 1350± 60
Bronze/Early Iron age-1854 "
Iron Age -1872 -1909 -1911 -1870
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Vendel period -1855 -1857
Late Iron Age -1861 Vendel period -1869
1250± 50 -1858 1230± 50 Late Iron Age -1797 1210± 75 Vendel period -1871 1190± 50 -1843 1180± 50 -1856 1090± 50 Viking period -1795 1070± 50 -1.777 1010± 60 " -1798 990± 50 -1800 880± 50 " -1778 110± 40 Historic -1944
SYRIA
29,940±1.80 Missassoc 111-1720 11,160±110 Mesolithic -1718 10,792± 82 "
-1121 10,700±500 Neolithic -1723
9730±120 " Gif-2633 9640±120 Neolithic Aswad I -2372 9374± 72 Aceramic Neolithic BM-1122 9340±120 Neolithic Aswad 1 Gif-2370 9270±120 -2371 9120±50 Neolithic 091-1719 8710±190 Phase I Gif-3376 8676± 72 Aceramic Neolithic BM-1423 8666± 66 -1120 8610±50 Neolithic -1722 8560±110 Neolithic Aswad II Gif-2373 8540±110 -2369 8410±60 Neolithic BM-1721 8400±190 Phase I Gif-3374 8393±71 Aceramic Neolithic BM-1425 8190± 77 " -1424 8150±190 Phase II Gif-3372 7900± 50 Neolithic BM-1724 6940±190 Gif-3371 4060± 50 Agada BM-1760 4040± 70 " -1761 3710± 60 Uruk/Jamdat Nasr -1759 3680± 50 " -1758 3600± 40 Agada -1764 3579± 40 Uruk/Jamdat Nasr -1263 3540± 40 -1765
TURKEY
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8160±110 -1666 "
8120±110 " -1664 "
8050± 60 " -1662 "
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Date Culture or Sample
Period No. No. Pg.
TURKEY (continued)
7990+130 Neolithic BM-1665 3 286 1660 7990+110 -
7940±190 -1663 7770±100 -1656 7760± 90 -1658 7760± 90 -1657 7660± 70 -1655
Arizona
4170±200 2900±200 <200
California
9050±370 7990±300 7970±350 7830±350 7580± 30 7300±350 6910±280 5750±-170 4340±200 4320±200 3630±200 3530±200 2720±200 2230+160 2230±150 2200±150 2810±150
UNITED STATES
Noncultura1 UCR-231
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Early Intermediate -277 -298
Hunting-Transitional -260 -299
IIunting-Transitional -264 -269 -254 -258
Early/Middle Horizon -216 Transition
2070+150 -308 2020±150 Middle/Late Ilori:on
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1560±150 -311,
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13200150 Terminal Middle Horizon -217
13000150 -247 12800150 Middle/Late Horizon
Transition -197
1200±150 Intermediate Middle Horizon-219 1170±150 Terminal Middle Horizon -222 1140±150 Late/Terminal Middle Horizon-230 1090±150 Middle/Late horizon -192 1080±150 Late Middle Horizon -227 10500150 Intermediate Middle Horizon-224 1010±150 Middle/Late Horizon
Tradition -196 980±150 Late/Terminal Middle Horizon-228 980±150 Early Phase I-Late Horizon-199 950*--150 -184
940±150 Middle/Late Horizon Tradition -195
900±150 Early/Middle Phase I-
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5700130 Middle Phase I-Late Horizon-214 530±160 Late Phase I-Late Horizon -169 51.0±150 Late Middle Ihorizon -226
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7450±150 5350± 80 4560± 90 610±120
Nevada
1120±180
New York
2070±160 2060±160 2010±150 1710±160 1290±150 760±150 550±160
Tennessee
Culture or Sample Period No. No. Pg.
UNITED STATES (continued)
Archaic ,I
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UCR-160 1 62
Early-Middle Woodland UCR-289 Early Woodland -287
Early-Middle Woodland -288 -290
Middle-Late Woodland -285 -286 -284
2110± 80 Early Woodland WIS-1260 1 85 1080+100 McKelvey Series -1261 "
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1960± 80 Middle Woodland 1960± 80 Early Woodland 1565± 55 Late Woodland 1540± 70 Middle Woodland 1490± 80 Millville Phase 1460± 60 "
1360± 70 Middle Woodland 1330± 70 "
9800 70 Late Woodland 970± 70 "
780± 70 "
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