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type: R_Datelist
series: Close, 1984

labcode	country	region	longitude	latitude	site	sample	material	species	d13C	r_date	r_date_sigma	qual	environment	context	period	dynasty	reign
SMU-739	Egypt	Western Desert	30.1186	22.6778	Bir Kiseiba		charcoal		NaN	6010	75		Desert		Neolithic (Recent)	0
SMU-747	Egypt	Western Desert	30.1186	22.6778	Bir Kiseiba		charcoal		NaN	6010	75		Desert		Neolithic (Recent)	0
SMU-1551	Egypt	Western Desert	23.7625	22.0678	Bir Safsaf		charcoal		NaN	5600	60		Desert	E-85-7	Neolithic (Final)	0
Gd-1127	Egypt	Thebes	32.5083	25.8472	El-Tarif		charcoal		NaN	4620	80		Desert edge	Tarif P2 from depth of c1.8m from hearth	Predynastic	0
I-3469	Egypt	Fayum	30.6667	29.61	Fayum		charcoal		NaN	5160	110		Desert edge	E29g3	Neolithic (Recent)	0
Wen2014-UnK-06	Sudan	Nubia	0	0	Guli		Charcoal		NaN	5590	70		Desert edge	-	Neolithic	0
Hv-8313	Egypt	Western Desert	26.1427	23.0233	Wadi Wassa		charcoal		NaN	4365	95		Wadi		Neolithic (Late)	0

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Close, A.E. (1984) Current Research and Recent Radiocarbon Dates from Northern Africa, II. The Journal of African History, 25(1), pp.1-24. doi:10.1017/s0021853700022532 data publication

Schild, R. and Wendorf, F. (2001) Geoarchaeology of the Holocene climatic optimum at Nabta Playa, Southwestern Desert, Egypt. Geoarchaeology-an International Journal, 16(1), pp.7-28. data

Wengrow, D., Dee, M.W., Foster, S., Stevenson, A. and Bronk Ramsey, C. (2014) Cultural Convergence in the Neolithic of the Nile Valley: A Prehistoric Perspective on Egypt's Place in Africa. Antiquity, 88(339), pp.95-111. doi:10.1017/s0003598x00050249 data publication

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by: Egyptian Radiocarbon Database
url: https://c14.arch.ox.ac.uk/egyptdb
updated: 2018-04-17T12:06:25-07:00
retrieved: 2019-04-19T06:19:32-07:00

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