HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES

Dating of the amino acid hydroxyproline from bone collagen has been shown to produce accurate and reliable radiocarbon dates. This article presents further application of the method demonstrating it can be used to obtain dates for both low-collagen and contaminated bones, extending the capability of...

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Main Authors: Marom, A, McCullagh, J, Higham, T, Hedges, R
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2013
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description Dating of the amino acid hydroxyproline from bone collagen has been shown to produce accurate and reliable radiocarbon dates. This article presents further application of the method demonstrating it can be used to obtain dates for both low-collagen and contaminated bones, extending the capability of 14C dating archaeological bone from conventional limits imposed by alternative pretreatment methods. The method therefore has the potential for significantly benefiting the accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) dating community in the 14C dating of archaeological bone. © 2013 by the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of the University of Arizona.
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spelling oxford-uuid:57e82e00-6d5e-4050-91da-c5b7dcfc961b2022-03-26T16:59:40ZHYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONESJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:57e82e00-6d5e-4050-91da-c5b7dcfc961bEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2013Marom, AMcCullagh, JHigham, THedges, RDating of the amino acid hydroxyproline from bone collagen has been shown to produce accurate and reliable radiocarbon dates. This article presents further application of the method demonstrating it can be used to obtain dates for both low-collagen and contaminated bones, extending the capability of 14C dating archaeological bone from conventional limits imposed by alternative pretreatment methods. The method therefore has the potential for significantly benefiting the accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) dating community in the 14C dating of archaeological bone. © 2013 by the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of the University of Arizona.
spellingShingle Marom, A
McCullagh, J
Higham, T
Hedges, R
HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES
title HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES
title_full HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES
title_fullStr HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES
title_full_unstemmed HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES
title_short HYDROXYPROLINE DATING: EXPERIMENTS ON THE C-14 ANALYSIS OF CONTAMINATED AND LOW-COLLAGEN BONES
title_sort hydroxyproline dating experiments on the c 14 analysis of contaminated and low collagen bones
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