A prehistoric Japanese building constructed with wooden pillars that have an age range spanning 700 years

Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Tree-ring climate responses · Water management and technologies

• Multiple Comparisons among Means

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• Early Grain Cultivation and Starting Processes in the Japanese Archipelago

  Open Access•Shin’ichiro Fujio•Quaternary•2021

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• Tree-ring dates of excavated wooden containers provide a chronological framework for the ancient capital of Nara in Japan

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• Two New Millennium-Long Tree-Ring Oxygen Isotope Chronologies (2349–1009 Bce and 1412–466 Bce) From Japan

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• Relationship between solar activity and Δ 14 C peaks in AD 775, AD 994, and 660 BC

  Open Access•Junghun Park, John Southon et al.•Radiocarbon•2017

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• A 1179-yr (417–1595 CE) tree-ring oxygen isotope chronology for northern Japan validated using the 774–775 CE radiocarbon spike

  Open Access•Masaki Sano, Zhen Li et al.•Radiocarbon•2024

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• The IntCal20 Northern Hemisphere Radiocarbon Age Calibration Curve (0–55 cal kBP)

  Open Access•Paula J Reimer, William E N Austin et al.•Radiocarbon•2020

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