Belfast Radiocarbon Dates VI

A. G. Smith; G. W. Pearson; J. R. Pilcher

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The dating equipment and operating conditions remain essentially as previously described. This list includes some small samples counted at a filling pressure equivalent to 76cm Hg. at 20°C. Carbon isotope ratios were obtained and calculated as described (R., 1973, v. 15, p. 212). All samples are from Ireland.

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