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Prof. D. Richter Publikationen PUBLIKATIONEN (PEER REVIEWED) ResearcherID: A-1367-2011 ORCID ID: 0000-0003-1681-727X H-index: 19 62) Bai S, Cui P, Wang H, Richter D, Carling PA, Hu K, Tang J & Liu D (in Begutachtung) China’s Great Flood did not destroy the iconic Lajia Bronze Age settlement. Nature. 61) Ben Arous E, Philippe A, Falguères C, Shao Q, Tombret O, Mercier N, Richard M, Richter D, Lenoble A, El Hajraoui M & Nespoulet R (in Begutachtung) An improved chronology forof the Middle Stone Age in El Mnasra cave. Quaternary Science Reviews. 60) Murari MK, Kreutzer S, Frouin M, Friedrich J, Lauer T, Klasen N, Schmidt C, Tsukamoto S, Richter D, Mercier N & Fuchs M (in Begutachtung) Infrared Radiofluorescence (IR-RF): An inter-lab comparison. Geochronometria. 59) Tucci M, Krahn KJ, Richter D, van Kolfschoten T, Rodríguez Álvarez B, Verheijen I, Serangeli J, Lehmann J, Degering D, Schwalb A & Urban B (2021) Evidence for the age and timing of environmental change associated with a Lower Palaeolithic site within the Middle Pleistocene Reinsdorf sequence of the Schöningen coal mine, Germany. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 569, 110309. 58) Murari MK, Kreutzer S, King G, Frouin M, Tsukamoto S, Schmidt C, Lauer T, Klasen N, Richter D, Friedrich J, Mercier N, Fuchs M (2021) Infrared Radiofluorescence (IR- RF) dating: a review. Quaternary Geochronology 64, 101155. 57) Richter D, Kreutzer S, Preusser F, Lang A, Dornich K (2021) E DIN 44808-1:2021-02 - Chronometrische Datierung mittels Lumineszenz in Geowissenschaften und Archäologie (mit Schwerpunkt auf der optisch stimulierten Lumineszenz (OSL)) - Teil 1: Berichterstattung von Äquivalentdosen und Altersbestimmung. Beuth Verlag. 56) Schuster C, Kuntz F., Strasser A., Härtling T., Dornich K., Richter D. (2021) 3D relative dose measurement with a µm thin dosimetric layer. Radiation Physics and Chemistry 180, 109238. 55) Richter D, Woda C, Dornich K (2020) A new quartz for -transfer calibration of radiation sources. Geochronometria 47, 23-34. 54) Richard M., Falguères C., Pons-Branchu E., Richter D., Beutelspacher T., Conard N. J., and Kind C. J. (2020) The Middle to Upper Palaeolithic transition in Hohlenstein Stadel cave (Swabian Jura, Germany): A comparison between ESR, U-series and radiocarbon dating. Quaternary International 556, 49-57. 53) Richard M, Falguères C, Valladas H, Ghaleb B, Pons-Branchu E, Mercier N, Richter D, Conard N.G. (2019) New electron spin resonance (ESR) ages from Geißenklösterle Cave: A chronological study on Middle and Early Upper Paleolithic layers. Journal of Human Evolution 133, 133-145. 52) Richter D, Słonecka I., Schischke S., Dornich K (2018) myOSL – a new series of portable and stationary equipment for OSL dosimetry based on BeO. RAD Conference Proceedings 3, 132-137. http://www.rad-proceedings.org/paper.php?id=194 Publikationen (peer reviewed) 1 51) Richter D, Grün R, Joannes-Boyau R, Steele T, Amani F, Rue M, Fernandes P, Raynal J- P, Geraads D, Ben-ncer A, Hublin J-J, McPherron S (2017) The age of the hominid fossils from Jebel Irhoud, Morocco, and the origins of the Middle Stone Age. Nature 546, 293-296. 50) Alperson-Afil N, Richter D & Goren-Inbar N (2017) Evaluating the intensity of fire at the Acheulian site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov - spatial and thermoluminescence analyses. PLOS ONE 12, e0188091. 49) Richter D, Klinger P, Schmidt C, van den Bogaard P, Zöller L. (2017) New chronometric age estimates for the Neanderthal from Wannen-Ochtendung (Germany). Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 14, 127-136. 48) Schmidt C, Schaarschmidt M, Kolb T, Büchel G, Richter D & Zöller L (2017) Luminescence dating of Late Pleistocene eruptions in the Eifel Volcanic Field, Germany. Journal of Quaternary Science 32, 628-638. 47) Richter D, Mittelstraß D, Kreutzer S, Pintaske R, Dornich K & Fuchs M (2016) A new fully integrated X-ray irradiator system for dosimetric research. Applied Radiation and Isotopes 112, 122-130. 46) Hérisson D, Airvaux J, Lenoble A, Richter D, Claud E & Primault J (2016) Between the northern and southern regions of Western Europe: The Acheulean Site of La Grande Vallée (Colombiers, Vienne, France). Quaternary International 411, Part B, 108-131. 45) Walker MJ, Anesin D, Angelucci DE, Avilés-Fernández A, Berna F, Buitrago-López AT, Fernández-Jalvo Y, Haber-Uriarte M, López-Jiménez A, López-Martínez M, Martín- Lerma I, Ortega-Rodrigáñez J, Polo-Camacho JL, Rhodes SE, Richter D, Rodríguez- Estrella T, Schwenninger J-L & Skinner AR (2016) Combustion at the late Early Pleistocene site of Cueva Negra del Estrecho del Río Quípar (Murcia, Spain). Antiquity 90, 571-589. 44) Richter D, Richter A, Dornich K (2015) lexsyg smart - a luminescence detection system for dosimetry, material research and dating application. Geochronometria 42, 202-209. 43) Stahlschmidt MC, Miller CE, Ligouis B, Hambach U, Goldberg P, Berna F, Richter D, Urban B, Serangeli J & Conard NJ (2015) On the evidence for human use and control of fire at Schöningen. Journal of Human Evolution 89, 71-91. 42) Faust D, Yanes Y, Willkommen T, Richter D, Richter D, v. Suchodoletz H & Zöller L (2015) A contribution to the understanding of late Pleistocene Dune sand-Paleosol- Sequences in Fuerteventura (Canary Islands). Geomorphology 246, 290-304. 41) Richter D, Klinger P & Zöller L (2015) Palaeodose underestimation of heated quartz in red-TL dating of volcanic contexts. Geochronometria 42/1, 182-188. 40) Richter D (2015) Luminescence Dating, Flints and Stones. In: Rink WJ & Thompson J, Encyclopedia of Scientific Dating Methods, Springer, 460-465. 39) Richter D & Krbetschek M (2015) The age of the Lower Paleolithic occupation at Schöningen. Journal of Human Evolution 89, 46-56. 38) Solongo S, Richter D (2014) OSL and TL characteristics of fine grain quartz from Mongolian prehistoric pottery used for dating. Geochronometria 41, 15-23. 37) Richter D, Angelucci DE, Burbidge CI, Dias MI, Gouveia MA, Prudencio MI & Zilhao J (2014) Heated flint TL-dating for Gruta da Oliveira (Portugal): Dosimetric challenges and comparison of chronometric data. Journal of Archaeological Science 41, 705-715 Publikationen (peer reviewed) 2 36) Zöller L, Richter D, Blanchard H, Einwögerer T, Händel M & Neugebauer-Maresch C (2014) Our oldest children –age constraints for the Krems-Wachtberg site obtained from various thermoluminescence dating approaches. Quaternary International 351, 83-87. 35) Richter D, Richter A, Dornich K (2013) lexsyg - a new system for luminescence research. Geochronometria 40, 220-228. 34) Zöller L, Richter D, Masuth S, Wunner L, Fischer M & Antl-Weiser W (2013) Luminescence chronology at the Grub-Kranawetberg site, Austria. E & G Quaternary Science Journal 62, 127–135 33) Dibble HL, Aldeias V, Jacobs Z, Olszewski DI, Rezek Z, Lin SC, Alvarez-Fernández E, Barshay-Szmidt CC, Hallett-Desguez E, Reed D, Reed K, Richter D, Steele TE, Skinner A, Blackwell B, Doronicheva E & El-Hajraoui M (2013) On the industrial attributions of the Aterian and Mousterian of the Maghreb. Journal of Human Evolution 64, 194-210. 32) Richter D, Dibble H, Goldberg P, McPherron SJP, Niven L, Sandgathe D, Talamo S & Turq A (2013) The Late Middle Palaeolithic in Southwest France: New TL dates for the sequence of Pech de l’Azé IV. Quaternary International 294, 160-167. 31) Richter D, Hublin J-J, Jaubert J, McPherron SP, Soressi M & Texier J-P (2013) Thermoluminescence dates for the Middle Palaeolithic site of Chez-Pinaud Jonzac (France). Journal of Archaeological Science 40, 1176-1185. 30) Richter D, Pintaske R, K.Dornich & Krbetschek M (2012) A novel beta source design for uniform irradiation in dosimetric applications. Ancient TL 30, 57-63. 29) Hérisson D, Airvaux J, Lenoble A, Richter D, Claud E, Primault J (2012) Le gisement acheuléen de la Grande Vallée à Colombiers (Vienne, France): stratigraphie, processus de formation, datations préliminaires et industries lithiques. / The Acheulean site of “La Grande Vallée” at Colombiers (Vienne, France): stratigraphy, formation processes, preliminary dating and lithic industries. Paléo 27, 137-154. 28) Richter D & Thieme H (2012) One first chronometric date for the Lower Palaeolithic occupation at Schöningen 13-I. In: Behre K-E (Hrsg.) Die chronologische Einordnung der paläolithischen Fundstelle von Schöningen / The chronological setting of the Palaeolithic site of Schöningen. Forschungen zur Urgeschichte im Tagebau von Schöningen 1, 171-182, Verlag des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, Mainz. 27) Dibble HL, Aldeias V, Alvarez-Fernández E, Blackwell B, Hallett-Desguez E, Jacobs Z, Goldberg P, Lin SC, Morala A, Meyer MC, Olzsewski DI, Reed K, Reed D, Rezek Z, Richter D, Roberts RG, Sandgathe D, Schurmans U, Skinner A, Steele T & El- Hajraoui M (2012) New Excavations at the Site of Contrebandiers Cave, Morocco. PaleoAnthropology 2012, 145-201. 26) McPherron SP, Talamo S, Goldberg P, Niven L, Sandgathe D, Richards MP, Richter D, Turq A & Dibble HL (2012) Radiocarbon Dates for the Late Middle Paleolithic at Pech de l'Azé IV, France. Journal of Archaeological Science 39, 3436-3442. 25) Richter D, Moser J & Nami M (2012) New data from the site of Ifri n’Ammar (Morocco) and some remarks on the chronometric status of the Middle Paleolithic in the Maghreb. In: Hublin J-J & McPherron S (Hrsg.) Modern Origins: A North African Perspective. Vertebrate Paleobiology & Paleoanthropology. Springer, Dordrecht, 61-78. Publikationen (peer reviewed) 3 24) Richter D, Alperson-Afil N & Goren-Inbaar N (2011) Employing TL methods for the verification of macroscopically determined heat alteration of flint artefacts from Palaeolithic contexts. Archaeometry 53, 842-857. 23) Sier MJ, Roebroeks W, Bakels CC, Dekkers M J, Brühl E, De Loecker D, Gaudzinski- Windheuser S, Hesse N, Jagich A, Kindler L, Kuijper WJ, Laurat T, Mücher HJ, Penkman KEH, Richter D & van Hinsbergen DJJ (2011) Direct Terrestrial-Marine Correlation demonstrates surprisingly late onset of the last interglacial. Quaternary Research, 75, 213-218. 22) Richter D (2011) Dating small heated flint artifacts: A new Thermoluminescence technique.
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