Quality Assurance of Ultrafiltered Bone Dating
By F. Brock, C. Ramsey, T. Higham. Radiocarbon: An International Journal of Cosmogenic Isotope Research, 2007
222 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Anthropology, Archeology, Paleontology
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In Anthropology
- Marcel Bradtmöller
- A. Pastoors
- B. Weninger
- Gerd-Christian Weniger
- Benjamin Thomas
- Fiona Brock
- K. Jurkschat
- V. Geoghegan
In Archeology
- Benjamin Thomas
- Fiona Brock
- K. Jurkschat
- V. Geoghegan
- A. Pastoors
- B. Weninger
- Gerd-Christian Weniger
- Marcel Bradtmöller
In Paleontology
- Benjamin Thomas
- Fiona Brock
- K. Jurkschat
- V. Geoghegan
- Marcel Bradtmöller
- A. Pastoors
- B. Weninger
- Gerd-Christian Weniger
Citations in the corpus
- The repeated replacement model – Rapid climate change and population dynamics in Late Pleistocene Europe (2012, methodology): “New laboratory methods for chemical pre-treatment (e.g. ultrafiltration and enhanced Acid-Base-Acid methods) have demonstrated that further reductions in sample contamination are feasible (e.g. Higham et al., 2006; Brock et al., 2007; Hüls et al., 2007).”
- Analysis of Bone “Collagen” Extraction Products for Radiocarbon Dating (2013, methodology): “The samples that required ultrafiltration underwent the same initial pretreatment and were subsequently centrifuged in Vivaspin 15™ 30kDa MWCO ultrafilters (Sartorius, UK), which were thoroughly precleaned to remove any humectant, according to the protocol outlined by Brock et al. (2007).”