Author:Robertson, I; Froyd, CA; Walsh, RPD; Newbery, DM; Woodborne, S; Ong, RCDate:Oct 2004In a first step to obtain a proxy record of past climatic events (including the El Ni (n) over tildeo-Southern Oscillation) in the normally a seasonal tropical environment of Sabah, a radial segment from a recently fallen dipterocarp (Shorea ...Read more
Author:Maboya, ML; Meadows, ME; Reimer, PJ; Backeberg, Bjorn-Christoph; Haberzettl, TDate:Dec 2017The marine reservoir effect is the difference in radiocarbon (14C) between the atmosphere and the marine surface ocean. To overcome the dating errors induced, it is necessary to correct marine 14C ages for this effect. R is the difference ...Read more
Author:Clarke, ML; Vogel, JC; Botha, GA; Wintle, AGDate:01 Sep 2003Infrared stimulated luminescence (IRSL) ages have been obtained from a sequence of sandy colluvial deposits in northern Kwazulu-Natal. Comparison of the IRSL ages on sand-sized, potassium-rich feldspars, with radiocarbon dates on A-horizon ...Read more
Author:Vogel, JC; Fuls, ADate:Jan 2005Radiocarbon analyses on 16 specimens of the Leadwood tree, Combretum imberbe, showed that they live for several hundred years. The oldest specimen was more than 1000 years old when it died and had an extremely slow radial growth rate of 0.33 ...Read more
Author:Vogel, JC; Fuls, A; Visser, EDate:Mar 2001High-precision radiocarbon dating of a millennium-old yellowwood tree from the Midlands of Natal shows that the tree-rings do, in general, record annual growth, but that both missing and false rings occur. At two places along the transect of ...Read more
Author:Ryan, PG; Steele, WK; Siegfried, WR; Vogel, JCDate:Nov 1992There are several problems associated with determining radiocarbon dates, particularly for organic material from Antarctica. However, this study attempts to find accurate measure of the length of time these radiocarbon dates have been established ...Read more
Author:Vogel, JCDate:Mar 2002Cosmic ray production of the radioactive carbon isotope C-14, which is the basis for the radiocarbon dating method, has not remained constant over time. The result is that radiocarbon dates show significant deviations from the true age. The ...Read more
Author:Vogel, JC; Visser, E; Fuls, ADate:2001Ostrich eggshell from archaeological sites remains largely free of more recent carbon contamination and as such is suitable material for radiocarbon dating. The carbonate fraction of the shell does, however, display an initial deficit in C14, ...Read more