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Alessio and Bella, 1964

series: Alessio and Bella, 1964

labcode	country	region	longitude	latitude	site	sample	material	species	d13C	r_date	r_date_sigma	qual	environment	context	period	dynasty	reign
A-434	Sudan	Nile Valley	31.1017	21.6269	Askut		wood			3560	50		Cultivation	A reinforcing timber built into inner fa	Middle Kingdom	12	Senusret III
R-35	Egypt	Middle Egypt	31.1808	27.1962	Asyut		wood			3880	80		Cultivation	Fragment of wooden basket forming part o	Middle Kingdom	0
A-437	Sudan	2nd Cataract	31.2881	21.9319	Buhen		wood			3520	70		Nile Valley	Fragments from inner Middle Kingdom ? fo	Middle Kingdom	12	Senusret II
SL-8	Egypt	Lower Egypt	31.2166	29.8712	Saqqara Step Pyramid Complex		wood	sycamore		4020	100		Desert edge	Step Pyramid: sycamore wood from the roo	Old Kingdom	3	Djoser
A-433	Sudan	Lake Nasser	30.9828	21.4914	Semna		wood			3670	60		Nile Valley	Reinforcing timber built into the wall,	Middle Kingdom	12	Senusret III

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Alessio, M. and Bella, F. (1964) University of Rome Carbon-14 Dates II. Radiocarbon, 6, pp.77-90. doi:10.1017/s0033822200010559 data publication

Dee, M.W., Rowland, J.M., Higham, T.F.G., Shortland, A.J., Brock, F., Harris, S.A. and Bronk Ramsey, C. (2012) Synchronising Radiocarbon Dating and the Egyptian Historical chronology by Improved Sample Selection. Antiquity, 86(333), pp.868-883. doi:10.1017/s0003598x00047979 data publication

Hassan, F.A. and Robinson, S.W. (1987) High-Precision Radiocarbon Chronometry of Ancient-Egypt, and Comparisons with Nubia, Palestine and Mesopotamia. Antiquity, 61(231), pp.119-135. doi:10.1017/s0003598x00072641 data publication

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