Global Processes, Regional Dynamics?

Martínez-Grau, Héctor; Jagher, Reto; Oms, F. Xavier; Barceló, Joan; Gordó, Salvador Pardo; Antolín, Ferrán

doi:10.4312/dp.47.10

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“…Regarding the spread of farming in the Southern European Atlantic Coast region, the NeoNet dataset completes radiocarbon datasets such as BDA [23],…”

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NeoNet Atlantic. Radiocarbon Dates for the Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Transition in the Southern European Atlantic Coast

Huet,

Basílio,

Carvalho

et al. 2024

Journal of Open Archaeology Data

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NeoNet Atlantic dataset complements the NeoNet Mediterranean dataset by providing new curated radiocarbon dates for the study of the pioneer farming front (i.e. Neolithisation, ca. 7500 to 3500 cal BC) in the Southern European Atlantic Coast river basin (Portugal, Western Spain, Southwestern France). The complete dataset is formed by the id00164_doc_elencoc14.tsv file, a data frame with tab-separated values, and a related dataframe: id00164_doc_thesaurus.tsv. The dataset contains 1,143 radiocarbon dates from 254 archaeological sites and 817 different archaeological contexts (stratigraphic units, structures, negative features, hearths, etc.) informed by 233 bibliographical references. As for the NeoNet Mediterranean dataset, particular attention has been paid to homogenisation of the laboratory code, the archaeological context, and the references, in order to facilitate further data extractions. Indeed, the dataset is linked to an open source R Shiny interactive web app (NeoNet app), a series of functions hosted on GitHub, and a getter function (R package c14bazAAr, R function get_c14data("neonetatl").

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“…Regarding the spread of farming in the Southern European Atlantic Coast region, the NeoNet dataset completes radiocarbon datasets such as BDA [23],…”

Section: (4) Reuse Potentialmentioning

confidence: 99%

NeoNet Atlantic. Radiocarbon Dates for the Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Transition in the Southern European Atlantic Coast

Huet,

Basílio,

Carvalho

et al. 2024

Journal of Open Archaeology Data

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“…This random criterion does not resolve the difficulty of the reliability of the SD chosen, which must be analysed on an individual basis. A reliability index has recently been proposed for analysing the SD in relation to the BP date (Martínez-Grau et al, 2020), while other studies have proposed using radiocarbon dates with an SD of less than 40 (Jover and López Padilla, 2011), since the lower the SD, the greater the reliability of the probability limits. This issue is of paramount importance in the Canarian context, as a date with an SD of low reliability might introduce unnecessary background noise.…”

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Dating prehispanic and colonial sites on the island of Gran Canaria: a proposal for a radiocarbon hygiene protocol

Gordó¹,

Marrero²,

Vidal-Matutano³

et al. 2022

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Radiocarbon dating can give rise to problems associated with the nature of the dated sample, with the method used itself and with the stratigraphic reliability of the dated site. Consequently, the principal objective of this paper is to carry out a systematic exploration of each of these aspects. To this end, a critical review was conducted of the radiocarbon dates of materials from archaeological sites on the island of Gran Canaria. On the basis of this analysis, a system of categories of radiometric reliability was developed and, simultaneously, objective analytical criteria were used in an attempt to establish the reliability of radiometric dates obtained for archaeological sites in the Canary Islands and, in particular, the island of Gran Canaria.

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A Bayesian Chronomodel for an Economic Approach to the Onset of Farming in Northwestern Mediterranean and the Western Alpine Foreland

Martínez-Grau

Antolín

2021

Computational Social Sciences

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Global Processes, Regional Dynamics?

Cited by 11 publications

References 44 publications

NeoNet Atlantic. Radiocarbon Dates for the Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Transition in the Southern European Atlantic Coast

NeoNet Atlantic. Radiocarbon Dates for the Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Transition in the Southern European Atlantic Coast

Dating prehispanic and colonial sites on the island of Gran Canaria: a proposal for a radiocarbon hygiene protocol

A Bayesian Chronomodel for an Economic Approach to the Onset of Farming in Northwestern Mediterranean and the Western Alpine Foreland

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