V V Cherdyntsev
Biographic Data
| ID | 5598167 |
|---|---|
| NAME | V V Cherdyntsev |
| GIVEN NAMES | V V |
| FAMILY NAME | Cherdyntsev |
| SIGNATURE | CHERDYNTSEV V V |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates I
We used the scintillation variant of the radiocarbon method. The scintillator is prepared on the basis of ethylbenzol [benzene], synthesized from acetylene according to the method of Kuchkarev and Kondratenko (1955). For radiocarbon dating we used materials both rich in carbon: wood and charcoal, and [those] poorer: also peat, buried soils, and fossil bones. In the first instance, the initial material for synthesis was [char] coal, which was trea…
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates II
Charcoal. Pavlov campsite [48° 50′ N Lat, 16° 25′ E Long], Czechoslovakia. Archaeologic [ sic ] age is beginning of Wörm III. Other determinations of charcoal from same campsite are: 24,800 ± 150 yr (GRO-1325, de Vries, 1958) and 26,400 ± 230 yr (GRO-1242, ibid .), which agree with our date. Subm. by A. N. Rogachev; [no date given (E.M.S.)]
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates III
Charcoal from campsite hearth from Zozov village, Rovno Oblast [Rovno city: 50° 30′ N Lat, 26° 12′ E Long], Ukrainian SSR. Kut hamlet, semi-subterranean Dwellings VII and VIII. Corded pottery culture; (cf. Gimbutas, 1956 [D.B.S.]). Subm, by I. K. Sveshnikov, Inst. of Social Studies, L'vov
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates II
Charcoal. Pavlov campsite [48° 50′ N Lat, 16° 25′ E Long], Czechoslovakia. Archaeologic [ sic ] age is beginning of Wörm III. Other determinations of charcoal from same campsite are: 24,800 ± 150 yr (GRO-1325, de Vries, 1958) and 26,400 ± 230 yr (GRO-1242, ibid .), which agree with our date. Subm. by A. N. Rogachev; [no date given (E.M.S.)]
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates I
We used the scintillation variant of the radiocarbon method. The scintillator is prepared on the basis of ethylbenzol [benzene], synthesized from acetylene according to the method of Kuchkarev and Kondratenko (1955). For radiocarbon dating we used materials both rich in carbon: wood and charcoal, and [those] poorer: also peat, buried soils, and fossil bones. In the first instance, the initial material for synthesis was [char] coal, which was trea…
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates I
We used the scintillation variant of the radiocarbon method. The scintillator is prepared on the basis of ethylbenzol [benzene], synthesized from acetylene according to the method of Kuchkarev and Kondratenko (1955). For radiocarbon dating we used materials both rich in carbon: wood and charcoal, and [those] poorer: also peat, buried soils, and fossil bones. In the first instance, the initial material for synthesis was [char] coal, which was trea…
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates II
Charcoal. Pavlov campsite [48° 50′ N Lat, 16° 25′ E Long], Czechoslovakia. Archaeologic [ sic ] age is beginning of Wörm III. Other determinations of charcoal from same campsite are: 24,800 ± 150 yr (GRO-1325, de Vries, 1958) and 26,400 ± 230 yr (GRO-1242, ibid .), which agree with our date. Subm. by A. N. Rogachev; [no date given (E.M.S.)]
Geological Institute Radiocarbon Dates III
Charcoal from campsite hearth from Zozov village, Rovno Oblast [Rovno city: 50° 30′ N Lat, 26° 12′ E Long], Ukrainian SSR. Kut hamlet, semi-subterranean Dwellings VII and VIII. Corded pottery culture; (cf. Gimbutas, 1956 [D.B.S.]). Subm, by I. K. Sveshnikov, Inst. of Social Studies, L'vov
Archaeology (3 works) · Charcoal (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Radiocarbon dating (3 works) · Absolute dating (2 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Materials Science (2 works) · Paleontology (2 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (1 works)