Vol 41, No 1 (1999)

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Volume 41, Number 1 (1999)
Editorial Board
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Associate Editors
 
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From the Managing Editor
David R. Sewell
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Articles

A simple method to separate pollen for AMS radiocarbon dating and its application to lacustrine and marine sediments.
Scott A Mensing, John R Southon
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A 23-year retrospective blind check of accuracy of the Copenhagen radiocarbon dating system.
Kaare L Rasmussen, Henrik Tauber, Niels Bonde, Kjeld Christensen, Pall Theodorsson
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9-15
The reliability of AMS radiocarbon dating of shells from China.
Weijian Zhou, M J Head, Fubao Wang, D J Donahue, A J T Jull
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17-24
Chronology of vegetation and paleoclimatic stages of northwestern Russia during the late glacial and Holocene.
Kh A Arslanov, L A Saveljeva, N A Gey, V A Klimanov, S B Chernov, G M Chernova, G F Kuzmin, T V Tertychnaya, D A Subetto, V P Denisenkov
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The Maunder Minimum; an interlaboratory comparison of Delta (super 14) C from AD 1688 to AD 1710.
Paul E Damon, Christopher J Eastoe, Irina B Mikheeva
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Oceanic radiocarbon between Antarctica and South Africa along WOCE Section 16 at 30 degrees .
Viviane Leboucher, James Orr, Baptiste Philippe Jean, Maurice Arnold, Patrick Monfray, Laborde Nadine Tisnerat, Alain Poisson, Jean Claude Duplessy
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Radiocarbon distribution in Northwest Belarus near the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant.
Nikolaj D Mikhajlov, Vladimir M Kolkovsky, Iren D Pavlova
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Variations of isotopic composition of carbon in the karst environment from southern Poland, present and past.
Anna Pazdur, Tomasz Goslar, Miroslawa Pawlyta, Helena Hercman, Michal Gradzinski
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A Delta R correction value for Samoa from known-age marine shells.
Matthew B Phelan
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Radiocarbon dates from northern Mongolia.
Mark Hall, Zagd Batsaikhan, William Honeychurch
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103-110
Claudio Tuniz, John R Bird, David Fink, and Gregory F Herzog. Accelerator Mass Spectrometry: Ultrasensitive Analysis for Global Science (Book Review)
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111-115