Craig Cessford
Abstract
A recent series of accelerator mass spectrometry dates from the earliest excavated deposits at Çatalhöyük has allowed the origins of the site to be more precisely dated. These dates also provide a reliable basis for the construction of an overall intra-site chronological sequence.
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A recent series of accelerator mass spectrometry dates from the earliest excavated deposits at Çatalhöyük has allowed the origins of the site to be more precisely dated. These dates also provide a reliable basis for the construction of an overall intra-site chronological sequence.
Key concepts: Sequence (biology), Accelerator mass spectrometry, Archaeology, Geology, Series (stratigraphy), Paleontology, Radiocarbon dating, History