Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society · 1974 · 24 citations · 2 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyPaleoanthropologyPaleoclimatologySedimentologyAge EstimationAge Estimation From Skeletal RemainsGeoarchaeological DatingGeoarchaeological SamplingLake Sediment RecordsStable Isotope AnalysisLake Sediment GeochemistryLake Sediment TephrochronologyRadiocarbon Age DatingRadiocarbon ChronologySediment Core Dating
Summary A bone fragment which yielded an age of 21,835 radiocarbon years was found in association with Older Littoral Sand and Gravel near Brantingham, East Yorkshire, indicating that at this date Lake Humber either had not yet developed or had just reached its initial short-lived high-level phase.
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