2009
DOI: 10.1017/s0033822200056162
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14C Dating of Carbonate Mortars from Polish and Israeli Sites

Abstract: ABSTRACT. The presented research involves the analysis and radiocarbon dating of 2 different groups of carbonate mortars, from Kraków, Poland and Hippos, Israel. Differences in composition of the mortars are reflected in different rates of their acid leaching. The Israeli mortars contain carbonate-basaltic aggregates, which may cause overestimation of 14 C age. Preliminary processing of these samples (choice of selected grain-size fraction and collection of CO 2 released during the first phase of the acid-leac… Show more

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“…The dating of two fractions from the mortars indicates their contamination with older carbonate aggregate. In such a case, jointly with the fraction size the content of "over-estimating" components also increases (Goslar et al, 2009;Nawrocka et al, 2009a). The dating result of the charcoal from mortar, slightly shifted towards ages older than expected, may suggest its origin from older wood fragments or, what is more probable in this case, the accidental addition of small charcoal fragments in the mortar during production process.…”
Section: Summary Of the Research Results For Carbonate Mortar Samplesmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…The dating of two fractions from the mortars indicates their contamination with older carbonate aggregate. In such a case, jointly with the fraction size the content of "over-estimating" components also increases (Goslar et al, 2009;Nawrocka et al, 2009a). The dating result of the charcoal from mortar, slightly shifted towards ages older than expected, may suggest its origin from older wood fragments or, what is more probable in this case, the accidental addition of small charcoal fragments in the mortar during production process.…”
Section: Summary Of the Research Results For Carbonate Mortar Samplesmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Unauthenticated Download Date | 5/10/18 11:37 AM sample will be made. For comparison purposes, also the radiocarbon dating of charcoals from the mortars (Nawrocka et al, 2007;2009a) and fractions separated from the mortars will be helpful (Goslar et al, 2009;Heinemeier et al, 1997;Sonninen and Jungner, 2001;Lindroos et al, 2007, Nawrocka et al, 2009a.…”
Section: Fig 2 Calibration Of Dating Results Of the Mortar Samples mentioning
confidence: 99%
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