Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) signals from quartz can be used to determine when
sedimentary archives were deposited. OSL dating uses the accumulation of energy stored in …

The infinite matrix assumption is commonly used to derive dose rates in the field of
paleodosimetric dating methods. The update of nuclear data allowed calculating new dose …

A new interdisciplinary project was initiated to excavate a portion of the Palaeolithic site of
La Ferrassie left intact by earlier excavations. One of the aims of this project was to provide …

Single grain OSL has become a widely used approach in Quaternary geochronology.
However, the origins of D e distributions and the sources of variation in individual dose …

In this work, we present a new online service for dose rate calculations in trapped charge
dating called “μRate”. The app provides a graphical user interface, convenient cloud storage …

Soil moisture is an important factor for dose-rate determination in luminescence and other
dating methods as soil water content impacts sediment bulk density, alters rates of chemical …

Ghār-e Boof is a Paleolithic cave site in Iran well known for its rich early Upper Paleolithic
Rostamian assemblages. The site is located on the edge of the Dasht-e Rostam plain in the …

Field gamma spectrometry is a widely used approach for determining in situ gamma dose
rates in dosimetric (ie, electron spin resonance and luminescence) dating applications. In …

Here we report luminescence dating results on exhumed fault rocks from the North Tehran
Fault (NTF, Iran), including the fault gouges. The NTF is an oblique-dip thrust fault …

Abstract Bawa Yawan Rock Shelter is one of the critical Palaeolithic sites discovered
recently in the Central Zagros in Western Iran. The site exhibits a rich assemblage from the …