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Radiocarbon Dating of Corn

Creel, Darrell, Long, Austin·1986·American Antiquity

Abstract

Nine samples from well-dated prehistoric sites in the southwestern United States have been radiocarbon dated in order to determine the accuracy of 14 C dates on corn. The results indicate that a normalized and calibrated 14 C date on corn is as accurate an estimate of the sample's age as is a 14 C date for any other material. This accuracy has implications not only for future selection of 14 C samples but also for interpretation of existing dates on corn and on other kinds of materials.

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  1. Hall, 1967a, Those Late Corn Dates : Isotopic Fractionation as a Source of Error in Carbon-14 Dates, Michigan Archaeologist, 13, 1
  2. Schiffer, 1982, Prehistory of Southwestern Arizona, 299
  3. Reynolds, 1981, The Ethnoarchaeology of Pueblo Architecture. Unpublished Ph. D. dissertation
  4. Stuckenrath, 1965, Carbon-14 and the Unwary Archaeologist, Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference : Radiocarbon and Tritium Dating, 304
  5. Harrill, 1972, Salt River Project, Navajo Power Project Coal Haul Railroad, Plant Site to Coal Landing Site, Navajo Indian Reservation Land Districts 1 and 2, Coconino and Navajo Counties, Arizona : Period and Functional Assignments for All Prehistoric Sites.
  6. Creel, 1979, Texas Antiquities Permit Series
  7. Spock, 1977, An Analysis of the Architectural and Related Features at the George C. Davis Site. Unpublished Master's thesis
  8. Hall, 1967b, Paper presented at the Cahokia Field Conference
  9. Story, 1981, Archaeological Investigations at the George C. Davis Site, Cherokee County, Texas, Summers of 1979 and 1980, 125
  10. Wilcox, 1975, Chapters in the Prehistory of Eastern Arizona IV, 120
  11. Sigleo, 1979, Casamero : A Chacoan Site in the Red Mesa Valley, New Mexico.
  12. Fish, 1972, Preliminary Report for Archaeological Excavations Prehistoric Site NA 10, 738—Ariz. D : 6 : 13 (MNA) SRP— Kayenta—12, Coal Landing Site.
  13. Bannister, 1971, Tree-Ring Dates from Arizona U-W : Gila-Salt River Area

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Metadata

Authors
Creel, D., & Long, A.
Venue
American Antiquity
Published
1986-10
Volume
51
Issue
4
Pages
826-837
ISSN
  • 0002-7316
  • 2325-5064
Cited by
14
References
41
Language
en

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