New Techniques in Archaeology
radiocarbon method; potassium-argon, rubidium-strontium, uranium and lead isotope ratio methods; thermoluminescence technique; radioactive fission-track dating; neutron activation analysis; resistance apparatus; proton magnetometer; cesium magnetometer; underwater archaeology. — “I think most of us...
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