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SKFA

environment: Succulent Karoo Biome
site_context: rock shelter
site: Spitzkloof A
country: South Africa
region: Northern Cape
latitude: -28.86310005188
longitude: 17.077499389648
record: SKFA
site_type: Archaeological

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SKFA_Radiocarbon

series: SKFA_Radiocarbon
series_type: R_Dates
parameter_list: ~z,~z_range,r_technique,period,sub_period,context,sub_context,notes

	t	t_sigma	labcode	sample	qual	r_date	r_date_sigma	material	taxon	d13C	r_technique	period	sub_period	context	sub_context	notes
	-15443.9	64.7666	UBA-17609	UBA-17609		14350	10				AMS	LSA		Nick
	-15585.1	150.029	UBA-17610	UBA-17610		14400	70				AMS	LSA		Nick
	-16515.4	113.752	UBA-17611	UBA-17611		15200	50				AMS	LSA		Nadja
	-17629.4	100.622	UBA-17612	UBA-17612		16250	60				AMS	LSA		Jaird
	-21571	137.615	UBA-17613	UBA-17613		19550	60				AMS			Dave
	-21735.9	153.716	UBA-17614	UBA-17614		19750	80				AMS			Mark
	-21571	137.615	UBA-17615	UBA-17615		19550	60				AMS			Julie
			UBA-17616	UBA-17616	m	0	0				AMS			Brian
	-50323	823.255	UBA-17617	UBA-17617		52150	800				AMS			Brian
			UBA-17618	UBA-17618		51550	850				AMS			Brian

data_url: https://intchron.org/public.php?record=sadb/SKFA

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Dewar, G. and Stewart, B. (2017) Early Maritime Desert Dwellers in Namaqualand, South Africa: A Holocene Perspective on Pleistocene Peopling. The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 12(1), pp.44-64. doi:10.1080/15564894.2016.1216476 data publication
Dewar, G.I. and Stewart, B.A. (2016) Paleoenvironments, Sea Levels, and Land Use in Namaqualand, South Africa, During MIS 6-2. In Africa from MIS 6-2. Dordrecht, Springer, pp.195-212. doi:10.1007/978-94-017-7520-5_11 data publication

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