The last maximum glacier advance in many mountain ranges appears to have predated the
last maximum advance of the Wisconsinan continental ice sheets (∼ 20,000 years BP) …

This volume is a major revision and expansion of Taylor's seminal book Radiocarbon
Dating: An Archaeological Perspective. It covers the major advances and accomplishments …

The history of rock varnish dating spans almost 20 years from the initial suggestion to use
uranium series isotopes through the use of a geochemical ratio (cation-ratio dating) to the …

Alluvial fans are a prominent landform type commonly present where a channel emerges
from mountainous uplands to an adjoining valley. Although occurring in perhaps all global …

Alluvial fans are a conspicuous conical landform commonly developed where a channel
emerges from a mountainous catchment to an adjoining valley (Figs. 14.1 and 14.2) …

First published in 2005, this brief introduction to methods of studying rock art has become
the standard text for courses on this topic. It was also selected as a Choice Magazine …

Dating the Quaternary, which covers approximately the last 2 million years, has experienced
considerable progress over the past few decades. On the one hand, this resulted from the …

The central premises of applications of the in situ cosmogenic dating method for studying
specific problems in geomorphology are outlined for simple and complex exposure settings …

Luminescence dating has a proud history of association with archaeology, beginning almost
half a century ago. The subsequent decades of research have seen a range of …

Chlorine-36 is produced in rocks exposed to cosmic rays at the earth surface through
thermal neutron activation of 35 Cl, spallation of 39 K and 40 Ca, and slow negative moun …