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AST

environment: Succulent Karoo Biome
site_context: rock shelter
site: Aspoort Cave
country: South Africa
region: Western Cape
latitude: -32.500301361084
longitude: 19.518899917603
record: AST
site_type: Archaeological

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AST_Radiocarbon

series: AST_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
	-4003.9	103.716	Pta-2179	Pta-2179		5220	60	charcoal			conventional 14C	LSA		Hard grey matrix		Samples collected from diffuse charcoal frags throughout the deposits
	1341.85	32.0051	Pta-2182	Pta-2182		690	30	charcoal			conventional 14C	LSA		Loose silty matrix		Samples collected from diffuse charcoal frags throughout the deposits
	-8713.05	244.707	Pta-2250	Pta-2250		9420	160	charcoal			conventional 14C	LSA				Samples collected from diffuse charcoal frags throughout the deposits
	-5729.25	132.798	Pta-2422	Pta-2422		6850	145	charcoal			conventional 14C	LSA		level 2		Samples collected from diffuse charcoal frags throughout the deposits

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Parkington, J. and Hall, M. (1987) Patterning in Recent Radiocarbon Dates from Southern Africa as a Reflection of Prehistoric Settlement and Interaction. The Journal of African History, 28(01), p.1. doi:10.1017/s002185370002939x data publication
Smith, A. and Ripp, M. (1978) An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Doorn/Tanqua Karoo. The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 33(128), p.118. doi:10.2307/3888149 data publication

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