1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf00209748
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AMS radiocarbon dating and varve chronology of Lake Soppensee: 6000 to 12000 14C years BP

Abstract: For the extension of the radiocarbon calibration curve beyond 10000 14C y BP, laminated sediment from Lake Soppensee (central Switzerland) was dated. The radiocarbon time scale was obtained using accelarator mass spectrometry (AMS) dating of terrestrial macrofossils selected from the Soppensee sediment. Because of an unlaminated sediment section during the Younger Dryas (10000-11000 ~4C y BP), the absolute time scale, based on counting annual layers (varves), had to be corrected for missing varves. The Soppens… Show more

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“…The first example to be considered is a the varved lake sediment from Soppensee (Hajdas et al (1993) and Hajdas et al (2000)). This is an interesting example because it shows that the approaches outlined here can be applied both in terms of depth and in terms of varve count.…”
Section: Model Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The first example to be considered is a the varved lake sediment from Soppensee (Hajdas et al (1993) and Hajdas et al (2000)). This is an interesting example because it shows that the approaches outlined here can be applied both in terms of depth and in terms of varve count.…”
Section: Model Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The example of Soppensee (Hajdas et al, 1993) is chosen here because it has a number of interesting features:…”
Section: Lake Sediment Depositionmentioning
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“…It gives more precise ages than can be obtained on bulk sediment. Therefore, this method has become quite common in lake studies (Lotter 1991;Hajdas 1993). Fildes Peninsula is a major colony of terrestrial moss in Antarctica, but moss fragments and authigenic carbonates occur only in very small amounts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%