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Ref ID: 25691
Ref Type: Book Section in a Series
Authors: Pazdur, Anna
Title: Archaeological cultures on the background of climatic changes in the Holocene, Poland
Date: 2004
Source: Impact of the environment on human migration in Eurasia
Place of Publication: Boston
Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers
Abstract: Frequency distributions of calibrated radiocarbon dates for some of the archaeological sites from the Holocene are compared with climatic records shown in frequency distributions of <sup>14</sup>C data sets from speleothems, tufas and peat, laminae thickness, temperature and lake water changes for Poland, Central Europe. All archaeological and environmental events presented using the calendar time scale [BC/AD] are based on <sup>14</sup>C dating performed in the Gliwice Radiocarbon Laboratory and come from “RoSE” database.
Date Created: 6/26/2008
Editors: Scott, E. Marian
Alekseev, Andrey Yu.
Zaitseva, Ganna
Page Start: 309
Page End: 321
Series Title: NATO Science Series IV: Earth and Environmental Sciences