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Beyond the radiocarbon limit in Australian archaeology and Quaternary research
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Allen (1994) and Allen & Holdaway (1995), noticing the pattern in early radiocarbon dates from Australia, have advanced the notion their limit records the human settlement of the continent. A critical analysis of context and content in those carbon determinations leads to a different view. The results may be disconcerting for every region which builds its late Pleistocene chronologies on radiocarbon!
Title: Beyond the radiocarbon limit in Australian archaeology and Quaternary research
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Allen (1994) and Allen & Holdaway (1995), noticing the pattern in early radiocarbon dates from Australia, have advanced the notion their limit records the human settlement of the continent.
A critical analysis of context and content in those carbon determinations leads to a different view.
The results may be disconcerting for every region which builds its late Pleistocene chronologies on radiocarbon!.
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