A D Hewson
Biographic Data
| ID | 5573855 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A D Hewson |
| GIVEN NAMES | A D |
| FAMILY NAME | Hewson |
| SIGNATURE | HEWSON A D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Ashanti weights—A statistical evaluation
C Interlaboratory Comparison in the UK
An interlaboratory comparison experiment for 14 C measurements has been organized jointly by the Harwell and British Museum laboratories to include the working radiocarbon laboratories of the United Kingdom. The experiment has been run along the lines of that organized by the IAEA for tritium and has explored the problems of sample preparation, verification of equivalent levels, and presentation of results. Samples of benzene representing 5 age e…
Radiocarbon Variations in Consecutive Single Rings of A 4000-Year-Old Pine from the British Isles
At the Ninth International Radiocarbon Conference a paper was presented concerning possible short-term 14 C variations in 4000-year-old red deer antlers (Cervus elaphus) found in Neolithic flint mines in Norfolk, England (Burleigh and Hewson, 1980). It was argued, on archaeologic grounds, that the true age of the samples varied by a few years at most. Their radiocarbon ages, however, varied by a considerably greater amount than could be explained…
Further Developments in On-Line Computing and Radiocarbon Dating At the British Museum
In November 1973 the British Museum Research Laboratory acquired a Hewlett Packard 2100A mini-computer for the storage, calculation and retrieval of scientific measurements made on museum objects. A part of the computer's work is the calculation of radiocarbon dates based on the liquid scintillation counting of 14 C activities. A system of programs and files has been developed and has been in daily use since August 1974 (Hall and Hewson, 1977). T…
On-line computing and radiocarbon dating at the British Museum
C Interlaboratory Comparison in the UK
An interlaboratory comparison experiment for 14 C measurements has been organized jointly by the Harwell and British Museum laboratories to include the working radiocarbon laboratories of the United Kingdom. The experiment has been run along the lines of that organized by the IAEA for tritium and has explored the problems of sample preparation, verification of equivalent levels, and presentation of results. Samples of benzene representing 5 age e…
On-line computing and radiocarbon dating at the British Museum
The Ashanti weights—A statistical evaluation
Radiocarbon Variations in Consecutive Single Rings of A 4000-Year-Old Pine from the British Isles
At the Ninth International Radiocarbon Conference a paper was presented concerning possible short-term 14 C variations in 4000-year-old red deer antlers (Cervus elaphus) found in Neolithic flint mines in Norfolk, England (Burleigh and Hewson, 1980). It was argued, on archaeologic grounds, that the true age of the samples varied by a few years at most. Their radiocarbon ages, however, varied by a considerably greater amount than could be explained…
Further Developments in On-Line Computing and Radiocarbon Dating At the British Museum
In November 1973 the British Museum Research Laboratory acquired a Hewlett Packard 2100A mini-computer for the storage, calculation and retrieval of scientific measurements made on museum objects. A part of the computer's work is the calculation of radiocarbon dates based on the liquid scintillation counting of 14 C activities. A system of programs and files has been developed and has been in daily use since August 1974 (Hall and Hewson, 1977). T…
On-line computing and radiocarbon dating at the British Museum
The Ashanti weights—A statistical evaluation
C Interlaboratory Comparison in the UK
An interlaboratory comparison experiment for 14 C measurements has been organized jointly by the Harwell and British Museum laboratories to include the working radiocarbon laboratories of the United Kingdom. The experiment has been run along the lines of that organized by the IAEA for tritium and has explored the problems of sample preparation, verification of equivalent levels, and presentation of results. Samples of benzene representing 5 age e…
Radiocarbon Variations in Consecutive Single Rings of A 4000-Year-Old Pine from the British Isles
At the Ninth International Radiocarbon Conference a paper was presented concerning possible short-term 14 C variations in 4000-year-old red deer antlers (Cervus elaphus) found in Neolithic flint mines in Norfolk, England (Burleigh and Hewson, 1980). It was argued, on archaeologic grounds, that the true age of the samples varied by a few years at most. Their radiocarbon ages, however, varied by a considerably greater amount than could be explained…
Further Developments in On-Line Computing and Radiocarbon Dating At the British Museum
In November 1973 the British Museum Research Laboratory acquired a Hewlett Packard 2100A mini-computer for the storage, calculation and retrieval of scientific measurements made on museum objects. A part of the computer's work is the calculation of radiocarbon dates based on the liquid scintillation counting of 14 C activities. A system of programs and files has been developed and has been in daily use since August 1974 (Hall and Hewson, 1977). T…
Archaeology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Radiocarbon dating (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction (2 works)