At many times during the Quaternary, when the global sea level was much lower than today (at least 30 m), the Thai-Malay Peninsula was connected by land to the Indonesian …
In the past 20 years optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating has advanced as a wellestablished geochronometer for dating Quaternary sediments. Currently, there are …
Luminescence dating methods on natural minerals such as quartz and feldspars are indispensable for establishing chronologies in Quaternary Science. Commonly applied …
Determining the timing and drivers of Pleistocene hydrological change in the interior of South Africa is critical for testing hypotheses regarding the presence, dynamics, and …
In optical dating, the last time that a sample of sediment was exposed to sunlight is determined by dividing its equivalent dose (D e) by the dose rate. For single-grain dating …
The standardised growth curve (SGC) procedure is a technique that can facilitate rapid D e estimation. In this study, we apply a least-squares (LS) normalisation procedure to single …
Abstract The Riparo Mochi rock shelter, located on the Ligurian coast of Italy, is one of the most important early Upper Paleolithic sites on the Mediterranean rim. Its∼ 10-m-deep …
Rock surface luminescence dating has emerged as a powerful geochronological tool; however, the method requires lithologies containing sufficient amounts of quartz or feldspar …
High-resolution sedimentological and geochronological investigations of paleochannel systems in the Ried Central d'Alsace (northeastern France) allow for the reconstruction of …