Radiocarbon dates and absolute chronology of the central European Early Bronze Age
Stašo Forenbaher
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Stašo Forenbaher
Abstract
It is more than forty years now since the first radiocarbon dates began reconcilliation of conventional and absolute chronologies for later prehistory. This pioneering radiocarbon chronology for the Bronze Age sequence in Central Europe brings that process nearer to a close, by filling the last major gap in the radiocarbon chronology of the European continent.
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It is more than forty years now since the first radiocarbon dates began reconcilliation of conventional and absolute chronologies for later prehistory. This pioneering radiocarbon chronology for the Bronze Age sequence in Central Europe brings that process nearer to a close, by filling the last major gap in the radiocarbon chronology of the European continent.
Key concepts: Radiocarbon dating, Chronology, Prehistory, Bronze Age, Archaeology, Absolute dating, Bronze, Absolute (philosophy)