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"New chronology of the deposits from the inner chambers of the Guanyind" by Yue Hu, Jiafu Zhang et al. - Vimarsana News

"New chronology of the deposits from the inner chambers of the Guanyind" by Yue Hu, Jiafu Zhang et al.

Guanyindong Cave is one of most important Palaeolithic sites in southwestern China, due to its presence of the earliest Levallois artifacts in East Asia, which was dated to two discrete periods at ∼160–170 thousand years ago (ka) and ∼70–80 ka, respectively, based on optical dating of the artifact-bearing sediments from the west entrance of the cave (Hu, et al., 2019a). There were five excavation pits at Guanyindong during the initial excavation seasons in 1960s, all of which have yielded abundant stone artifacts and fauna fossils. However, in contrast to the excavation pits at the wes...

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"Optical dating of sediments affected by post-depositional mixing: Mode" by Jun Peng, Bo Li et al. - Vimarsana News

"Optical dating of sediments affected by post-depositional mixing: Mode" by Jun Peng, Bo Li et al.

One of the biggest challenges in optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating is to deal with sediments that are affected by post-depositional mixing. Equivalent dose (De) distributions of such samples are commonly analysed using the finite mixture model (FMM), which can statistically identify dose components of grains derived from sedimentary layers with different ages. The FMM has been increasingly applied in OSL dating of sediments from key geological and archaeological sites that are critical for understanding the evolution of Quaternary environment and human history. The burial age of t...

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"Cave life histories of non-Anthropogenic sediments help us understand " by Panagiotis Karkanas, Curtis Marean et al. - Vimarsana News

"Cave life histories of non-Anthropogenic sediments help us understand " by Panagiotis Karkanas, Curtis Marean et al.

Abstract Pinnacle Point (PP) near Mossel Bay in the Western Cape Province, South Africa, is known for a series of archaeological caves with important archaeological finds. Extensive excavations and studies in two of them (PP13B and PP5-6) have documented alternating periods of anthropogenic-dominated and geogenic-dominated sedimentation. A variety of caves do not bear evidence of anthropogenic remains. We have studied in detail the remnant deposits of three of them, Staircase Cave, Crevice Cave, and PP29, which have been formed under the same geologic and sedimentary conditions with those wit...

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