On 26 May 2003, intense rainfall from a series of thunderstorms in eastern North Carolina caused flooding that eventually destroyed the concrete dam in Hope Mills, draining Hope Mills Lake, and revealing a formerly submerged and buried structure that was identified as a timber crib dam. Inspection revealed these logs to be old-growth longleaf pines, which are now rare on the coastal plain lands...

1 METHODOLOGY This paper, which covers some aspects of the astronomical background of the chronology proposed by Gasche et al. (1998), is offered here for two reasons. That brief volume was intended to present a new approach and was not regarded as a comprehensive treatment of chronological issues in the ancient Near East, and certainly not as the final word on the role astronomy can play in so...

We demonstrate here that the growth increment variability in the shell of the long-lived bivalve mollusc Arctica islandica can be interpreted as an indicator of marine environmental change in the climatically important North Atlantic shelf seas. Multi-centennial (up to 489-year) chronologies were constructed using five detrending techniques and their characteristics compared. The strength of th...

First settlement of Polynesia, and population expansion throughout the ancestral Polynesian homeland are foundation events for global history. A precise chronology is paramount to informed archaeological interpretation of these events and their consequences. Recently applied chronometric hygiene protocols excluding radiocarbon dates on wood charcoal without species identification all but elimin...

We present an 800-year δO chronology from the eastern part of the Tibetan Plateau (TP). The chronology dates back to AD 1193 and was sampled in AD 1996 from living Juniperus tibetica trees. This first long-term tree-ringbased δO chronology for eastern Tibet provides a reliable archive for hydroclimatic reconstructions. Highly significant correlations were obtained with hydroclimatic variables (...

Introduction Sources and method Selection of documents Identification of open access articles Variables Results OA to Spanish peer reviewed documents Redundancy or repeated deposits Subject area differences Influence of commercial journals Timeline (chronology) of deposits Discussion Conclusions]

The process by which you find a buyer to whom you sell your dental practice or, conversely, the steps you take to acquire a dental practice can be challenging, complex, and time-consuming. Your finding the “perfect practice” to purchase or the “right buyer” to whom to sell demands (i) an understanding of the chronology of steps to be completed in this process and (ii) a recognition of the signi...

Mound Key was once the capital of the Calusa Kingdom, a large Pre-Hispanic polity that controlled much of southern Florida. Mound Key, like other archaeological sites along the southwest Gulf Coast, is a large expanse of shell and other anthropogenic sediments. The challenges that these sites pose are largely due to the size and areal extent of the deposits, some of which begin up to a meter be...