Optically stimulated luminescence dating of ancient bricks from the Church of St James in Toruń, Poland
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The Church of St James in Toruń is one of Poland's most valuable Gothic monuments. According to the inscription preserved in the presbytery, the commonly accepted date when construction began is AD 1309. However, another hypothesis can also be found in the literature stating that the first brick temple in the location of the present church was built at a much earlier time. In this study, we apply luminescence dating to more than 30 bricks to support that supposition. Our age results suggest that a brick temple was erected on a plan corresponding to the present one in the 13th century
Ancient history · Archaeology · Art · Geochemistry · Geography · Holocene · Luminescence · Mineralogy · Optical dating · Optically stimulated luminescence · Optoelectronics · Thermoluminescence dating · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Building materials and conservation · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis · Geology · History · Materials Science
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