Hans Quitta
Biographic Data
| ID | 4976145 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hans Quitta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hans |
| FAMILY NAME | Quitta |
| SIGNATURE | QUITTA H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Mitteleuropäische Bronzezeit
Berlin Radiocarbon Dates V
The dates presented in this paper comprise results of determinations made on archaeologic and geologic material from Socialist Republic Vietnam since 1969. Radioactivity was measured twice for 48 hours with gas proportional counters of Houtermans-Oeschger type, using methane at 1000mm Hg pressure as filling gas. Influence of cosmic and local environmental radiation on the counters was reduced with 30 tons of shielding material as described earlie…
Berlin Radiocarbon Measurements IV
This list includes selected dates of archaeologic samples from DDR, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the Soviet Union made between 1966 and 1969. As in previous lists the major portion of dates are concerned with Neolithic and Early Bronze age period in Middle and SE Europe
Zur Deutung bandkeramischer Siedlungsfunde aus Auen und grundwassernahen Standorten
The C14 Chronology of the Central and SE European Neolithic
The last four decades have seen marked changes of opinion about the chronology of the Neolithic. While at first a high dating for the Central European Neolithic was generally accepted, since the Second World War this has given way to a short chronology. With the help of archaeological stratigraphy and comparative methods of research it has been possible to determine anew the relative succession of the individual cultures, and to establish convinc…
Berlin Radiocarbon Measurements I
The C 14 Laboratory of the German Academy of Sciences of Berlin (DAW) began to obtain dates in 1961. The focus of research is in archaeology. Samples, coll. in close collaboration with the DAW's Institut für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, are mainly from the Neolithic of central and southeastern Europe, and contribute to the continuing discussion (Milojčić, 1961; Müller-Beck, 1961) of the chronology of this period
Zur Frage der ältesten Bandkeramik in Mitteleuropa
Zur Frage der ältesten Bandkeramik in Mitteleuropa
Berlin Radiocarbon Measurements IV
This list includes selected dates of archaeologic samples from DDR, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the Soviet Union made between 1966 and 1969. As in previous lists the major portion of dates are concerned with Neolithic and Early Bronze age period in Middle and SE Europe
Zur Frage der ältesten Bandkeramik in Mitteleuropa
The C14 Chronology of the Central and SE European Neolithic
The last four decades have seen marked changes of opinion about the chronology of the Neolithic. While at first a high dating for the Central European Neolithic was generally accepted, since the Second World War this has given way to a short chronology. With the help of archaeological stratigraphy and comparative methods of research it has been possible to determine anew the relative succession of the individual cultures, and to establish convinc…
Berlin Radiocarbon Measurements I
The C 14 Laboratory of the German Academy of Sciences of Berlin (DAW) began to obtain dates in 1961. The focus of research is in archaeology. Samples, coll. in close collaboration with the DAW's Institut für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, are mainly from the Neolithic of central and southeastern Europe, and contribute to the continuing discussion (Milojčić, 1961; Müller-Beck, 1961) of the chronology of this period
Berlin Radiocarbon Dates V
The dates presented in this paper comprise results of determinations made on archaeologic and geologic material from Socialist Republic Vietnam since 1969. Radioactivity was measured twice for 48 hours with gas proportional counters of Houtermans-Oeschger type, using methane at 1000mm Hg pressure as filling gas. Influence of cosmic and local environmental radiation on the counters was reduced with 30 tons of shielding material as described earlie…
Zur Frage der ältesten Bandkeramik in Mitteleuropa
Zur Frage der ältesten Bandkeramik in Mitteleuropa
Zur Frage der ältesten Bandkeramik in Mitteleuropa
Berlin Radiocarbon Measurements I
The C 14 Laboratory of the German Academy of Sciences of Berlin (DAW) began to obtain dates in 1961. The focus of research is in archaeology. Samples, coll. in close collaboration with the DAW's Institut für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, are mainly from the Neolithic of central and southeastern Europe, and contribute to the continuing discussion (Milojčić, 1961; Müller-Beck, 1961) of the chronology of this period
The C14 Chronology of the Central and SE European Neolithic
The last four decades have seen marked changes of opinion about the chronology of the Neolithic. While at first a high dating for the Central European Neolithic was generally accepted, since the Second World War this has given way to a short chronology. With the help of archaeological stratigraphy and comparative methods of research it has been possible to determine anew the relative succession of the individual cultures, and to establish convinc…
Zur Deutung bandkeramischer Siedlungsfunde aus Auen und grundwassernahen Standorten
Berlin Radiocarbon Measurements IV
This list includes selected dates of archaeologic samples from DDR, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the Soviet Union made between 1966 and 1969. As in previous lists the major portion of dates are concerned with Neolithic and Early Bronze age period in Middle and SE Europe
Mitteleuropäische Bronzezeit
Berlin Radiocarbon Dates V
The dates presented in this paper comprise results of determinations made on archaeologic and geologic material from Socialist Republic Vietnam since 1969. Radioactivity was measured twice for 48 hours with gas proportional counters of Houtermans-Oeschger type, using methane at 1000mm Hg pressure as filling gas. Influence of cosmic and local environmental radiation on the counters was reduced with 30 tons of shielding material as described earlie…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (8 works) · Geography (6 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Radiocarbon dating (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works)