Standardizing Procedures for Collecting, Submitting, Recording, and Reporting Radiocarbon Samples

A new radiocarbon sample record form has been compiled for consensus among radiocarbon daters and users. The form is designed to obtain comprehensive standardized documentation of radiocarbon dates for reporting and disseminating valuable data. This method of reporting 14 C dates will help resolve problems which include: 1) publication of all dated samples, 2) selection of significant samples, 3) interpretation of data, 4) recognition of problematic dates, 5) maintenance of an active archive of 14 C dates, and 6) implementation of an international retrieval system for dates

Archaeology · Documentation · Radiocarbon dating · Sample (material · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Chemistry · Computer Science · History · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction · Geology

• The Importance of Multiple 14C Dates from Significant Archaeological Contexts

  Open Access•Abigail Levine, C Stanish•Journal of Archaeological Method…•2013

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• Renee Kra (1936–2001)

  Open Access•Kim Elliott•Radiocarbon•2001

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• The First Mallorcans

  Open Access•Josep Antoni Alcover•Journal of World Prehistory•2008

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• The Significance of Accelerator Dating in Archaeological Method and Theory

  James J Hester•Journal of Field Archaeology•1987

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• Requirements for An International Radiocarbon Soils Database

  Open Access•Peter Becker-Heidmann•Radiocarbon•1996

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• The Pursuit of Isotopic and Molecular Fire Tracers in the Polar Atmosphere and Cryosphere

  Open Access•L A Currie, J E Dibb et al.•Radiocarbon•1997

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• Precise Calendrical Dating of Known Growth-Period Samples Using a ‘Curve Fitting’ Technique

  Open Access•G W Pearson•Radiocarbon•1986

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• A Bayesian Re-Assessment of the Earliest Radiocarbon Dates from Tiwanaku, Bolivia

  Erik J Marsh•Radiocarbon•2012

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• Sensitivity, Precision, and Accuracy

  Open Access•Ronald L Bishop, Veletta Canouts et al.•American Antiquity•1990

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• Updating the past

  Open Access•Renee Kra•American Antiquity•1988

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• High-Precision Calibration of the Radiocarbon Time Scale, AD 1950–500 BC

  Open Access•Minze Stuiver, Gordon W Pearson•Radiocarbon•1986

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• A high-precision calibration of the AD radiocarbon time scale

  Open Access•Minze Stuiver•Radiocarbon•1982

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• Extension of the Holocene Dendrochronology by the Preboreal Pine Series, 8800 to 10,100 BP

  Open Access•Bernd Becker, Bernd Kromer•Radiocarbon•1986

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• Calibration of radiocarbon dates

  Open Access•Jeffrey Klein, J C Lerman et al.•Radiocarbon•1982

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• High-Precision Calibration of the Radiocarbon Time Scale, 3930–3230 Cal BC

  Open Access•AFM de Jong, Bernd Becker et al.•Radiocarbon•1986

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• Discussion Reporting of 14 C Data

  Open Access•Minze Stuiver, Henry A Polach•Radiocarbon•1977

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• Radiocarbon Dating in the Southern Levant

  Open Access•James M Weinstein•Radiocarbon•1984

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