INDEX Volume 24, Nos. 1 to 3, 1982 ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES

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Citation Index. Radiocarbon, 24(3), 384-394 (1982).

DOI 10.1017/S0033822200005208

Publisher American Journal of Science

Journal Radiocarbon

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Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10150/652703 INDEX Volume 24, Nos. 1 to 3, 1982 ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES

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ARGENTINA BRITISH ISLES (cont.)

530± 90 Sunchituyo Gif-2621 3 zonation BM-1737 3 " " 460±- 90 -2620 60 -1583 " " 90 -2619 4390± 60 -1617 340± " 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 50 " " 1070± 70 -719 227 3810± 70 Beaker -1532 " 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 " 80 Bronze Age -1653 3 " 29,500± 460 -1874 266 3579± 48 B k er -1445 236 " 27,600±1300 Upper Palaeolithic -1367 2 80 Molluscan zonation -1795 " 27 400±1250 -1638 3 266 3400±100 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 " 10 920± 250 " -1840 49 -1386 2 " 10,650+ 900 Mesolithic -1460 45 Age -1854 3 810 2798± 45 " -1853 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 " 270 " 5218± 130 Cave taphonomy -1810 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 3 60 " " 4925± 80 " -1414 231 40 -1824 210 " 4860± 40 Freshwater shell -1798 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

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CANADA CRETE 21,608±240 SFU- 65 3 349 6482±161 " Neolithic 811-1372 2 159 21,400±240 SFU- 65 6201±252 5990±960 -1371 " Norse WAT-506 1 81 5967± 41 " - 719 5340±100 SFU- 25 349 5892± 91 - 718 158 3830±110 1 346 - 5806±124 717 " 3560±180 - - 92 347 5003±213 " 3500±100 - 716 - 19 346 4110± 50 1lelladic 3430±110 WAT-306 -1826 3 274 81 4030± 50 -1813 " 3280±100 SFU- 17 346 3800± 50 -1814 " 3130±130 _ II II 2 3800± 40 -1816 " 2960±120 90 - 347 1040± 50 -1815 " 2930± 80 - 43 2890± 80 _ II II 7 CUBA 2860±120 - 91 2810± 70 WAT-561 82 5140±170 Seboruco-Mordan 114-204 2720± 80 SFU- 10 346 2 175 3460±160 -250 " 2720± 80 26 " - 2925± 75 Funche -591 2190±200 Norse WAT-409 81 2875± 65 1840±290 " -613 -410 2840± 60 -1046 1760±130 SFU- 37 348 2805± 60 -601 1630± 70 Norse WAT-420 81 2720± 65 -614 1480± 80 SFU- 42 347 2160± 55 -1039 1450± 80 35 - 348 1990± 80 -1051 1270±160 41 - 346 1495± 60 -617 1135± 40 Arctic taphonomy BM-1754 273 1350± 70 -616 1050±110 SFU- 3 346 1170± 85 -619 174 1030±180 - 38 348 10/0±/10 Canimar-Aguas Verdes -203 175 870± 30 Arctic taphonomy BM-1803 273 910± 85 Funche 860± -618 173 80 SFU- 14 348 705± 65 Sub-Taino 800± 30 Arctic -621 174 taphonomy BM-1804 273 665± 50 " 730±110 -1053 SFU- 5 346 600± 55 " 730± 50 -1056 WAT-188 84 575± 60 " 640± 80 -1055 SFU- 39 346 505± 40 " 530± 80 -624 - 34 348 490± 45 450± 80 " -1057 - 32 485± 50 II 400± 80 -1054 - 30 349 161± 60 II 360± 80 -620 - 15 348 360± 25 Arctic taphonomy BM-1753 273 CYPRUS 320± 80 SFU- 28 349 310±120 - 4 346 10,790± 80 Misassoc 911-1835 3 274 280± 80 16 348 - 5000±260 Chalcolithic -1543 238 230±110 9 347 - 4810± 45 -1832 274 220± 80 _ 6 II II 4815± 60 -1475 239 200± 80 33 348 - 4800± 70 -1834 274 190±130 36 " - 4790± 80 -1539 239 190± 80 40 346 - 4780±140 -1833 274 155± 40 Arctic taphonomy BM-1766 273 4765± 55 -1473 239 140± 80 SFU- 8 347 4740± 50 -1540 115±- 40 Arctic taphonomy BM-1751 273 4665± 50 -1474 85± 40 -1767 " 4650± 50 -1476 II 160%Mod. Norse WAT-496 81 4480±290 -1836 " 160%Mod. " -411 " 275 4090± 90 -1542 238 190%Mod. -341 82 4050± 50 -1541A II II 240%Mod. Norse -497 81 II 4000± 45 II II " -1541 -12± 50 -189 II 3970± 45 -1354 I II 3890± 50 II -1353 CHILD, 2630± 45 Classical period -1639 239 2210± 40 13,183±202 -1588 851-1208 2 157 2205± 70 -1588A 12,552±128 -1375 " 12,496±148 -1209 DENMARK 12,308±288 -12108 11,810±229 -1210 4500± 55 Megalithic Lu-1952 2 211 7803± 82 -1203 7785±747 -1207 ECUADOR 5684± 52 -1204 5643± 60 -12040 6900±250 Post-Pleistocene 011-1584 3 240 5620±120 Gif-2928 5395± 58 B14-1201A EGYPT 5366± 55 -1201 I I7 5210±110 Gif-2927 3 340 12,911±118 BM-1127A 2780±110 II II 2 159 -2729 8835±890 Fayum A Gd- " 2556± 45 709 175 811-1202 2 157 6035±650 II - 708 176 280± 90 II Gif-2728 3 340 5990± " II - 693 5540± II -1140 " 175 COLOMBIA 5065± Nagadian " I I - 689 5003± Gerzean OM-11270 " 159 1540±200 Antigua Gif-1371 2 4615± " 158 Nagadian Gd-1127 175 1335± 60 " -1372 4470± New Kingdom BM-1246 " 162 380± 80 Carrizal -1384 I. 4030± Old Kingdom BM-1231 3 240 3880± -1728 " 276 3860± Old Kingdom -1228 " 240 3850± II -1497 " 241 3830± -1232 " 240 3800± -1234 " 241 3790± -1233 " ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES

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EGYPT (continued) FRANCE (continued)

3700± 40 Old Kingdom BM-1496 3 241 5600±120 Chassean industry Gif-2536 324 " 11 3580± 90 New Kingdom -1247 2 162 5430±120 -2435 II 3570± 60 1st Int period/ 5420±120 Early Chassean -2437 Middle Kingdom -1245 " 5190±130 -2721 316 3555± 40 12th Dynasty -1845 3 276 5190±120 Neolithic-Chassean -3714 322 3550± 60 1st Int period/ 5140±140 Rubane-Hinkelstein ceramics-2634 326 Middle Kingdom -1251 2 162 5140±120 Neolithic-Chassean -3715 322 3520± 60 Middle Kingdom -1796A 3 276 5100±140 Neolithic-Chassean -2632 322 11 3500± 60 " -1230 " 240 5100±110 Late Chassean -2432 324 " II 11 3490± 40 " -1796 " 276 5040±510 -2434 II 3480± 70 1st Int period/ 4940±120 Neolithic -2682 320 Middle Kingdom -1249 2 162 4940±120 -2684 320 3436± 43 12th Dynasty -1225 161 4880±110 Late Chassean -2433 324 II 3420± 80 Middle Kingdom -1420 3 241 4870±110 Neolithic-Chassean -3713 322 II 3410± -1726 " 275 4730±110 Neolithic -4079 320 60 I, 3400±113 12th Dynasty -1165 2 160 4680±110 -2471 319 II 3400± 60 Middle Kingdom -1229 3 240 4610±120 Maggelenian -4360 322 it 3310± 70 Middle Kingdom/ 4530±110 SOM Neolithic -2242 315 2nd Int period -1248 2 162 4520±120 -1598 314 3310± 60 2nd Int period -1747 3 276 4480±110 SUM Neolithic -2241 315 3230± 45 18th Dynasty -1844 " 4420±110 Neolithic -3098 320 II 3180± 50 -1727 " 275 4410±120 Peu-Richardien -2608 321 " II I, 3032± 57 18th Dynasty -1370 2 161 4360±120 -2610 3030±520 -1343 160 4350±120 Neolithic -2683 II 320 I, 2910± 40 -1641 " 161 4340±190 -2247 325 2880±140 21st Dynasty (mummy) -1872 3 237 4300±190 eoithic-Michelberg -2246 -1211 2 161 4290±110 Artenac -4550 321 2867± 65 ,I 2840± 50 Late Dynastic -1226 3 240 3970±120 5051 Neolithic -2723 316 ,I 2200± 85 Manchester mummy 1770 -1602 " 275 3870±100 Bronze Age -2687 320 2200± 70 -1342 2 160 3850±100 Neolithic -Roessen II 326 2220± 40 Ptolemaic period -1547 3 242 Michelsberg -2386 II 2110± 45 " -1548 " 3780±100 Bronze Age -2686 320 " II II 1860±120 Manchester mummy 1770 -1839 " 275 3760±100 -2688 1840± 70 Misassoc -1250 2 162 3750±110 Chalcolithic -2758 324 II 1690± 60 -1227 3 240 3690±100 SUM -2169 316 II 640±-180 -1346 2 160 3620±110 Neolithic-LaTene -2557 315 " II ,I 580± 40 -1345 36/0±/10 Neolithic -1768 " II 328± 52 -1357 163 35/0±/00 Early Bronze Age -2481 318 II 200± 40 -1344 160 3450-100 Bronze Age -2421 319 II Modern Misassoc -1550 3 242 3420±100 Campaniforme ceramics -2677 315 32/0±/10 Middle Bronze Age -3568 It 322 ETHIOPIA 31/0±/00 Chassean -2396 II I, 3000±110 -1599 315 500± 80 Gif-1895 3 337 2970±100 SOM Neolithic -2243 316 Modern -2397 " 2950±110 -1600 315 2930±100 Peu-Richardien -2609 321 FRANCE 2930±100 -1769 11 215 2840±100 Late Bronze Age -3578 322 40,000 Eemian interglacial Gif-2472 319 2830±110 Bronze Age -2292 319 40,000 Chatelperronian -2414 321 2820±100 Late Bronze Age -2378 tl 318 26,410±440 Middle Paleolithic BM-1817 277 2750±100 -3569 II 322 24,510±400 Aurignacian Gif-2710 323 2740±100 -1770 II 315 22,550±350 Middle Paleolithic BM-1819 277 2640± 90 Late Bronze Age III -3712 II 322 22,230±330 Upper Aurignacian Gif-2709 323 26/0±/10 Early Iron Age -2765 II 320 20,800±550 Madgalenian -2155 323 2570±100 -2473 II 319 17,000±700 Upper Paleolithic -1604 316 2500±100 Bronze Age -2380 II 318 15,070±270 Madgalenian IV-V -2655 323 2390 110 LaTene -2248 II 326 14,230±160 Madgalenian III -2708 ,I 2380±100 -2382 318 12,900±220 Madgalenian -3923 II 2380± 70 Iron Age -2327 II 317 11 12,540± 75 Upper Palaeolithic BM-1616 243 2350±100 -2383 319 12,250±350 Azilian Gif-2822 321 2300±100 Iron Age -2685 II I I 11,230±180 Upper Palaeolithic -1615 ,I 243 2160± 90 -3922 II 322 11,200±150 Late Palaeolithic -2994 II 325 1970± 70 -2365 11 316 10,760±190 Epipaleolithic -2654 II 323 1900±100 -2689 320 10,500±190 Upper Palaeolithic -1818 I, 277 1860± 90 Roman -2326 317 10,190±200 BM-1614 242 1840± 90 -2678 ,I 315 10,080±190 Epimagdalenian Gif-2653 ,I 323 1800± 90 Late Bronze Age -2331 ,I 317 9570±120 Early Mesolithic -2993 325 1760± 90 Early Bronze Age -2374 11 318 tl 941.0±160 " -2753 II 1630± 90 High Middle Age -3584 317 II 9210±120 Azilian -2530 326 1600± 90 Proto-historic -2376 318 Tar II 9030±160 Epipalaeolithic Sean -2387 1480± 90 -2416 324 II 8920±200 Mesolithic -2415 324 1470± 90 Dark Age -2291 316 8450±250 Azilian -2568 II 321 1430± 90 Proto-historic -2375 318 II 8400±110 Mesolithic -2992 II 325 1400± 90 High Middle Age -3795 317 " II II 8260±130 BM-1613 II 242 1310± 90 -4071 " II 11 7600±100 Mesolithic Gif-2991 325 1300± 90 -3745 II 11 7580±110 -2631 319 980± 90 -2681 I I 6810±130 Epipaleolithic -2401 323 970± 90 High P1iddle Age -2296 II I 6700±100 Early Neolithic -2990 II 325 970± 90 Medieval -2293 I 316 II 6180±120 II -2989 11 11 950± 90 -2381 318 II 5700±150 -2988 11 II 940± 90 Proto-historic -2377 II -2757 II 900± 90 high Middle Age -3079 317 5690±190 II II -2756 11 860± 90 Late Middle Age -2379 5690±130 II II 820± Medieval -3702 321 5660±130 Middle Neolithic -2754 324 90 II I I II 750±110 -2759 324 5610±130 -2755 325 670± 80 -2402 323 390± 90 -2766 11 320 Modern -3079 317 ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES

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GHANA INDONESIA

1790± 80 SIU- 13 3 250 Late Stone 1(51-1492 1670±190 12 II II 3 - Modern 260± 80 - 11 GREECE IRAQ 31,000±1250 Misassoc 6420±120 Neolithic BM-1887 181-1822 3 3 66 Samarra/Halaf 6360±190 " -1885 57 " 4040± 50 Bronze Age -1886 II 69 " 3560± 70 -1888 278 7015± 66 " " 2960± 40 Late Bronze Age -1432 -1435 59 " 2940± 80 " -1429 243 60 Early Halaf 2930±± 50 -1430 45 Ubaid 2930± 55 " -1433 ,I 5570± 60 " " 2920± 75 -1427 -1458 85 Early Dynastic 2900± 70 " -1428 II -1390 2 3963± 57 2840± 40 " -1431 54 " " 2800± 75 " -1426 243 -1365A 50 " " GUATEMALA 3869± 56 3826± 47 " " 3110± 3960±130 Late Archiac Gif-2834 35 Dynastic period -1477 3 3 40 Late Dynastic 2580±100 Pre-Classic -2833 338 -1446"' " " 50 " 25/0±/00 II -1856 -2832 " " 2200±100 Late Pre-Classic -2837 40 -1447 " 1102± 43 Islamic 2170±100 -2836 I II -1416 2 164 1930±100 Pre-Classic -2835 338 1900± 90 " -4556 I ROLAND 1870±100 " -4231 " 1 750±150 -2478 2 3970± " " 1650± 80 " -4555 75 -1948 55 " 1640± 90 " -4230 ,I Iron Age -1862 1260± 50 " 1640± 80 " -4554 Late Iron Age -1863 1630± 90 " -4228 1610± 80 -4553 hI 1480± 90 " -4229 " 3030± 50 Bronze Age 011-1368 2 1350± 50 -4227 " 2970± 50 -1598 II ., INDIA 1490± 60 Early Christian -1224

I II 1330± 40 " -1222 39,000±3200 Late Stone Age BS- 43 1 164 2 Middle Paleolithic -163 1 150 bate Stone Age -146 11,550± 180 llesolithic, tipper JORDAN Paleolithic -130 9830± 160 " -131 2 90 " 8960± 120 Megalithic -204 Natufian 9560± 65 " I I 7520± II PPNA -1327 140 -203 " 4540± 110 Mesolithic Upper 85 -1324 " I , " " Paleolithic -129 85 -1322 9380± 85 " " 010± 120 " -139 rt -1323 3840± 130 " -138 280 3590± 90 Jorwe-Late Hara pp a -176 2 220 " 3460± 100 " -177 3390± " 70 Neolithic (PPNA) -1789 3 100 -180 " 3370± 100 130 -127 51 " 3330± 100 Mesolithic 80 , Upper " I I Paleolithic -128 " 70 " I 130± 90 Jorwe-Late Ilarappa -182 II -1770 " 8660± 260 " 2990± 100 -181 8660± 130 " 2970± 100 " -179 8540± 65 2950± 100 " -178 PINE 2 2880± 250 Mesolithic 50 Proto-Urhan -1328 " , Upper Paleolithic -137 I 50 " 620± 100 Megalithic -201 3 -1775 3 279 50 " " 1620± 80 Gupta period 851-1478 3 245 -1774 4160± " 1440± 100 Megalithic 80 Bronze A g e -1779 11-202 1 " 1280± 80 4120± 40 -1781 " Gupta period 151-1212 3 244 " 1010± 100 70 -1778 " Upper Paleolithic 81-135 1 51 " 3940± 80 -1783 " 280 3890± 60 " -1780 " INDIAN OCEAN " 3620± 40 -1784 " 280 40 " " 2035± 35 Giant tortoise BM-1629 3 245 -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 " 350 1250± 50 -1399 245 Neolithic Gif-2165 3 1140± 100 " -1516 246 120 Nouakchattian -2494 " I I I I Modern -1389 130 -2499 I 4350± 120 -2498 I 4190± 130 II Neolithic -2333 331 3950± I I 80 -1856 3930± 80 -2485 II 3850± I 120 I -2486 3650± 140 II -1970 330 ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES

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MAURITANIA (continued) PANAMA

3530± 220 Neolithic Ii [-306(1 3 331 90 Polychrome pottery Gif-2346 3 3500+ 120 -2492 " II 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 " I. 3220± 110 " -2487 1365± 77 -1361 3220± 110 -2496 " 333 1278± 70 -1239 I 3100± 121) -1762 " 330 1077±522 -1362 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 " .I 2380± 200 " -1857 720± 90 -2604 100 -2164 331 710± 41 BM-1238 2 2360± II 2290± 130 " -2166 330 67 -1360 2170± 100 -2164 Ii 2100± 180 -2163 331 2090± 120 -2489 II i, 1870± 240 " -2334 80 Bronze Age BM-1235 2 1520± 140 -1859 332 2650± 70 tusatian Cd- 612 " 400± 90 -1764 331 2590± 60 - 543 " 544 Modern -2490 332 2250± 60 - 1930±105 Iron - 508 " .i I, MOROCCO 1890± 65 - 533 " ,I 1870± 40 - 530 " 95 - 507 >40 000 1) ipaleolithic 111-2581 3 I I I " 55 - 512 " .I II ,40 000 -2589 I I 1750± 70 511 , " II II 505 x:40 000 Aterian -2279 80 - " 506 35 200±2100 tpipaleolithic -2578 80 - " i, " 566 >35,1(0)) -2584 329 35 - 684 II +3200 50 Medieval - Upper Aterian -2277 327 " II 34,550-2280 1000± 55 - 553 " ,i }2470 1000± 50 -126(1 32,370 Epipaleolithic- Aterion-2276 " -1890 740± 55 554 " 24,500± 600 Lpipaleolithic -2582 328 730± 50 -1045 " " 560 II 23,70001000 -2585 329 685± 55 - " 500 I I 22,630± 500 -2576 328 665± 55 historic - " " 502 21 900± 400 -2587 327 45 - 70 " 44) 21 860± 330 1Sten o> -2280 - , II " I. 21,100± 400 Epipaleolithic -2586 620± 55 490 " 19,400± 250 " -2278 590± 40 534 I. " 535 II 19 680± 250 Aterian -2278 590± 40 - , " 423 15,700± 180 tpipaleollthic -2271 580±140 - " --2273 " 501 15,550± 180 520± 50 - " ]139 15,460± 180 -2272 515± 50 Medieval - " 499 179 15 240± 180 -2270 470± 45 Historic - , " " 590 460± 200 -2579 95 - 14 -1138 14 130± 160 -2269 45 " II 14 020± 160 -2269 105± 50 " 577 13 500± 150 -2268 50 - .I -1010 13,140± 150 Early Epipaleolithic -2267 150 12,500± 170 " -2577 328 12,320± 600 " -2580 II 12,170± 160 " -2583 II 10,430± 180 Neolithic -2909 2 " -2908 II -90 9450± 160 " " -2910 4100±140 -91 6100± 120 " " -2911 II -75 4450± 110 " -3013 330 -77 3550± 120 " -2821 i, -76 3300± 100 " 2360± 250 -2912 I I -86 3890±130 -85 " NIGERIA S AH ARA

825±- 140 Yatakala 7 1d-640 2 ;35,000 Gif-3513 3 " NORWAY 135 ,00)) -3267 -3504 " 6150±130 -3509 " .i hIeso l i th is 061- 1880 3 6460± 50 5810±120 -3505 " 5360±120 -3503 " ,I OMAN II 5250±110 -3552 " -3511 " Pre-Islamic 861-1352 1 1899± 56 4850±110 -3510 " 334 " PAEISTAN 4440±110 -3514 4350±150 -3507 " 335 4300±110 -3260 " 4060± 120 Kot-Dijian BM-1695 " " 4100±110 -3515 3810± 60 -1693 " " 4030±110 -3261 3680± 50 -1692 3740±130 -3463 " 335 3770± 90 -1694 33/0±/10 -3462 " 3640± 80 -1690 -3265 " II 3510± 60 -1691 ARCHAEOLOGIC SAMPLES

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SAHARA (continued) SWEDEN

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