Charcoal Identification and Ams Radiocarbon Date for 27-Co-162, New Hampshire

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Charcoal from Feature 1 in New Hampshire has been successfully identified and dated using AMS radiocarbon dating techniques. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Linda Scott Cummings

doi:10.48512/xcv8520077

January 1, 2021Open Access

Charcoal Identification and Ams Radiocarbon Date for 27-Co-162, New Hampshire

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The research aims to identify charcoal samples and date them using AMS radiocarbon methods.
Collection of fill from a fire hearth
Charcoal recovery and identification
AMS radiocarbon dating of the samples
Charcoal from Feature 1 was identified
AMS radiocarbon dating provided age estimates for the charcoal

Implication

Identifies charcoal and determines its age in a fire hearth, suggesting historical usage.

Abstract

A small amount of fill, collected within a cluster of FCR in a fire hearth (Feature 1), was submitted for charcoal recovery, identification, and AMS radiocarbon dating.

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Charcoal Identification and Ams Radiocarbon Date for 27-Co-162, New Hampshire

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