Six decades of radiocarbon dating in new world archaeology

Radiocarbon

Volumn 51, Issue 1, 2009, Pages 173-212

  Taylor, R E ^a,b,c  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

^b UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

^c UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

AGRICULTURAL PRACTICE; ARCHAEOLOGY; CARBON ISOTOPE; CHRONOLOGY; DATA SET; MASS SPECTROMETRY; MEASUREMENT METHOD; RADIOCARBON DATING; RESEARCH WORK; SKELETAL REMAINS;

EID: 79953201657     PISSN: 00338222     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0033822200033774     Document Type: Article

References (294)

1. Adovasio JM, Pedler DR. 1997. Monte Verde and the antiquity of humankind in the Americas. American Antiquity 71:573-80.
2. Adovasio JM, Pedler DR. 2005. A long view of deep time at Meadowcroft Rockshelter. In: Bonnischsen R, Lepper BT, Stanford D, Waters MR, editors. Paleoamerican Origins: Beyond Clovis. College Station: Center for the Study of the First Americans, Texas A&M University. p 23-8.
3. Adovasio JM, Gunn JD, Donahue J, Stuckenrath R. 1978. Meadowcroft Rockshelter, 1977: an overview. American Antiquity 43:632-51.
4. Adovasio JM, Donahue J, Stuckenrath R. 1980. Yes, Virginia, it really is that old: a reply to Haynes and Mead. American Antiquity 45:588-95.
5. Adovasio JM, Donahue J, Stuckenrath R. 1992. Never say never again: some thoughts on could haves and might have beens. American Antiquity 57:327-31.
6. Adovasio JM, Pedler DR, Donahue J, Stuckenrath R. 1998. Two decades of debate on Meadowcroft Rockshelter. North American Archaeologist 19:317-41.
7. Aikens CM. 1976. Cultural hiatus in the eastern Great Basin? American Antiquity 41:543-50.
8. Andrews Vth EW. 1978. Endnote: the northern Maya lowlands sequence. In: Taylor RE, Meighan CW, editors. Chronologies in New World Archaeology. New York: Academic Press. p 377-81.
9. Anjos MJ, Lopes RT, Mendonca de Souza MF, de Jesus FO. 2005. Investigation of a fossilized calotte from Lagoa Santa, Brazil by EDXRF X-ray spectrometry. X-ray Spectrometry 34:189-93.
10. Armitage RA, Brady JE, Cobb A, Southon JR, Rowe MW. 2001. Mass spectrometric radiocarbon dates from three rock paintings of known age. American Antiquity 66: 471-80.
11. Arnold JR. 1992. The early years with Libby at Chicago: a retrospective. In: Taylor RE, Long A, Kra RS, editors. Radiocarbon After Four Decades An Interdisciplinary Perspective. New York: Springer-Verlag. p 3-10.
12. Arnold JR, Libby WF. 1950. Radiocarbon Dates (September 1, 1950). University of Chicago, Institute for Nuclear Studies.
13. Bacon CR. 1983. Eruptive history of Mount Mazama and Crater Lake Caldera, Cascade Range, U.S.A. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 18:57-115.
14. Bada JL, Helfman PM. 1975. Amino acid racemization dating of fossil bones. World Archaeology 7:160-83.
15. Bada JL, Schroeder RA, Carter GF. 1974. New evidence for the antiquity of man in North America deduced form aspartric acid racemization. Science 184(4138):791-3.
16. Baumhoff MA, Heizer RF. 1965. Postglacial climate and archaeology in the Desert West. In: Wright HE, Frey DG, editors. The Quaternary of the United States. Princeton: Princeton University Press. p 697-707.
17. Beattie OW, Bryan AL. 1984. A fossilized calotte with prominent browridges from Lagoa Santa, Brazil. Current Anthropology 25(3):345-6.
18. Beltrão M, Taylor RE, Kirner DL, Southon JR. 2005. Historical context and radiocarbon age of Logoa Santa human populations in Brazil. In: Dillon DB, Johnson KL, editors. Onward and Upward: Papers in Honor of Clement W. Meighan. Lancaster: Labyinthos. p 257-64.
19. Beramendi-Orosco L, Gonzalez-Hernandez G, Urrutia-Fucugauchi J, Manzanilla LR, Soler-Arechalde AM, Goguitchaishvil A, Jarboe N. 2009. High-resolution chronology for the Mesoamerican urban center of Teotihuacan derived from Bayesian statistics of radiocarbon and archaeological data. Quaternary Research 71(2):99-107.
20. Berger R. 1972. An isotopic and magnetic study of the Calico site. In: Schuiling WC, editor. Pleistocene Man at Calico. Redlands: San Bernardino County Museum. p 65-8.
21. Berger R. 1992. Libby's UCLA Radiocarbon Laboratory: contributions to archaeology. In: Taylor RE, Long A, Kra RS, editors. Radiocarbon After Four Decades: An Interdisciplinary Perspective. New York: Springer-Verlag. p 421-34.
22. Berger R, Libby WF. 1967. UCLA radiocarbon dates VI. Radiocarbon 9:477-504.
23. Berger R, Horney AG, Libby WF. 1964. Radiocarbon dating of bone and shell from their organic components. Science 144(3621):995-1001.
24. Berger R, Taylor RE, Libby WF. 1966. Radiocarbon content of marine shells from the California and Mexican West Coast. Science 153(3738):864-6.
25. Berger R, Protsch R, Reynolds R, Rozaire R, Sackett JR. 1971. New radiocarbon dates based on bone collagen of California. Contributions of the California Archaeological Research Facility 12:43-9.
26. Betancourt JL, Long A, Donahue DJ, Jull AJT, Zabel TH. 1984. Pre-Columbian age for North American Corispermum L. (Chenopodiaceae) confirmed by accelerator radiocarbon dating. Nature 311(5987):653-5.
27. Bischoff JL, Childers WM. 1979. Temperature calibration of amino acid racemization: age implications for the Yuha skeleton. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 45(1):172-80.
28. Bischoff JL, Merriam R, Childers WM, Protsch R. 1976. Antiquity of man in America indicated by radiometric dates on the Yuha burial site. Nature 261(5556):128-129.
29. Bischoff JL, Ikeya M, Budinger FE. 1984. A TL/ESR study of the hearth feature at the Calico archaeological site, California. American Antiquity 49:764-74.
30. Bonatto SL, Salzano FM. 1997. A single and early migration for the peopling of the Americas supported by mitrochronmdrial DNA sequence data. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 94(5):1866-1871.
31. Bonnichsen R, Lepper BT. 2005. Changing perceptions of Paleoamerican prehistory. In: Bonnichsen R, Lepper BT, Stanford D, editors. Paleoamerican Origins: Beyond Clovis. College Station: Center for the Study of the First Americans, Texas A&M University. p 9-19.
32. Bonnichsen R, Lepper BT, Stanford D, editors. 2005. Paleoamerican Origins: Beyond Clovis. College Station: Center for the Study of the First Americans, Texas A&M University.
33. Brannon Jr HR, Daughtry AC, Perry D, Simons LH, Whitaker WW, Williams. 1957. Humble Oil Company radiocarbon dates I. Science 125(3239):147-50.
34. Broecker WS, Farrand WB. 1963. Radiocarbon age of the Two Creeks forest bed, Wisconsin. Geological Society of America Bulletin 74:795-802.
35. Bronk Ramsey C, Higham T, Bowles A, Hedges R. 2004. Improvements to the pretreatment of bone at Oxford. Radiocarbon 46(1):155-63.
36. Bronk Ramsey C, Buck CE, Manning SW, Reimer P, van der Plicht H. 2006. Developments in radiocarbon calibration for archaeology. Antiquity 80(310):783-98.
37. Brown RH. 1983. The interpretation of carbon-14 age data. In: Coffin HG. Origin by Design. Washington, DC: Review and Herald Publishing Association. p 241-95.
38. 14C/12C ratio. Radiocarbon 28(2A):350-7.
39. Brown TA, Nelson DE, Vogel JS, Southon JR. 1988. Improved collagen extraction by modified Longin method. Radiocarbon 30(2):171-7.
40. Brown TA, Quay PD, Francis RC, Holmgren D. 1998. Radiocarbon as tracer and chronometer: advances and applications of radiocarbon to climate and carbon cycle studies. Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union 79:5167.
41. Bryan AL. 1978. An overview of Paleo-American prehistory from a circum-Pacific perspective. In: Bryan AL, editor. New Evidence for the Pleistocene Peopling of the Americas. Edmonton: Department of Anthropology, University of Alberta. p 13-37.
42. Buck AL. 1983. A History of the Atomic Energy Commission. Washington, DC: US Department of Energsy.
43. Butler BP. 1961. The Old Cordilleran culture in the Pacific Northwest. Occasional Papers of the Idaho State College Museum 5. Pocatello, Idaho.
44. Byers DS, editor. 1967-1972. Prehistory of the Tehuacan Valley. 4 volumes. Austin: University of Texas Press.
45. Chatters JC. 2000. The recovery and first analysis of an Early Holocene human skeleton from Kennewick, Washington. American Antiquity 65:291-316.
46. Chatters JC. 2001. Ancient Encounters: Kennewick Man and the First Americans. New York: Simon & Schuster.
47. Chisholm BS, Nelson DE, Schwarcz HP. 1982. Stablecarbon isotope ratios as a measure of marine versus terrestrial protein in ancient diets. Science 216(4550): 1131-2.
48. Chrisman D, MacNeish RS, Mavalwala J, Savage H. 1996. Late Pleistocene human friction skin prints from Pendejo Cave, New Mexico. American Antiquity 61: 357-76.
49. Clark JD. 1979. Radiocarbon dating and African archaeology. In: Berger R, Suess HE, editors. Radiocarbon Dating. Berkeley: University of California Press. p 7-31.
50. Cline HF, editor. 1972. Guide to Ethnohistoric Sources, Parts 1-2. Handbook of Middle American Indians. Volumes 12-13. Austin: University of Texas Press.
51. Coe MD, Diehl RA. 1980. In the Land of the Olmec: The Archaeology of San Lorenzo Tenochititlan. 2 volumes. Austin: University of Texas Press.
52. Collins MB. 1999. Reply to Fiedel, part II. Discovering Archaeology 1(6):14-5.
53. Collins MB, Waters MR, Goodyear AC, Stanford DJ, Pertierra T, Goebel T. 2008. 2008 Paleoamerican Origins workshop: a brief report. Current Research in the Pleistocene 25:195-7.
54. Conrad N, Asch DL, Asch NB, Elmore D, Gove H, Rubin M, Brown JA, Wiant MD, Farnsworth KB, Cook TG. 1984. Accelerator radiocarbon dating of evidence for prehistoric horticulture in Illinois. Nature 308(5958): 443-6.
55. Cowgill GL. 2008. An update on Teotihuacan. Antiquity 82(318):962-75.
56. Crook Jr WW, Harris RK. 1958. A Pleistocene campsite near Lewisville, Texas. American Antiquity 23:233- 46.
57. 14C dating: from ancient Egyptian artifacts to particles of soot and grains of pollen. Czechoslovak Journal of Physics 53:A137-A160.
58. Currie LA. 2004. The remarkable metrological history of radiocarbon dating [II]. Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology 109:185-217.
59. Daniel G. 1967. The Origin and Growth of Archaeology. New York: Crowell.
60. Dean JS. 1978. Independent dating in archaeological analysis. In: Schiffer MB, editor. Advances in Archaeological Method and Theory. New York: Academic Press. p 223-65.
61. Delibrias G, Guidon N, Parenti F. 1988. The Toca do Boqueirao do Sitio da Pedra Furada: stratigraphy and chronology. In: Early Man in the Southern Hemisphere. Supplement to Archaeometry: Australasian Studies. Adelaide: University of Adelaide.
62. de Messières N. 2001. Libby and the interdisciplinary aspect of radiocarbon dating. Radiocarbon 43(1):1-5.
63. Denton G. 1993. The Quaternary of the Lake District of Southern Chile Field Guide. Santiago: International Workshop on the Quaternary of Chile. p 52-70.
64. de Vries H. 1958. Variation in concentration of radiocarbon with time and location on Earth. Proceedings Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen Series B 61(2):94-102.
65. Diaz-Granádos C, Rowe MW, Hyman M, Duncan J, Southon JR. 2001. AMS radiocarbon dates for charcoal from three Missouri pictographs and their associated iconography. American Antiquity 66:481-92.
66. Dick HW. 1965. Bat Cave. School of American Research Monograph No. 27.
67. Dickinson WR. 2004. Migration pathways. American Geological Institute. Geotimes 10:6.
68. Dillehay TD. 1989. Monte Verde: A Late Pleistocene Settlement in Chile. Volume 1. Paleoenvironment and Site Context. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press.
69. Dillehay TD. 1997a. Monte Verde: A Late Pleistocene Settlement in Chile. Volume 2. The Archaeological Context and Interpretation. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press.
70. Dillehay TD. 1997b. Site findings: activity patterning of the archaeological remains. In: Dillehay TD. Monte Verde: a Late Pleistocene Settlement in Chile. Volume 2. The Archeological Context and Interpretation. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press. p 767-88.
71. Dillehay TD, Collins MB. 1992. Monte Verde, Chile: a comment on Lynch. American Antiquity 56:333-41.
72. Dillehay TD, Pino N. 1989. Stratigraphy and chronology. In: Dillehay TD. Monte Verde: a Late Pleistocene Settlement in Chile. Volume 1. Paleoenvironment and Site Context. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press. p 133-45.
73. Dillehay TD, Pino M. 1997a. Radiocarbon chronology. In: Dillehay TD. Monte Verde: a Late Pleistocene Settlement in Chile. Volume 2. The Archaeological Context and Interpretation. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press. p 41-52.
74. Dillehay TD, Pino M. 1997b. Site setting and strategy. In: Dillehay TD. Monte Verde: a Late Pleistocene Settlement in Chile. Volume 2. The Archeological Context and Interpretation. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press. p 25-40.
75. Dillehay TD, Pino M, Rossen J, Ocampo C, Rivas P, Pollack D, Henderson G. 1999. Reply to Fiedel, part 1. Discovering Archaeology [Special Report] 1(6):12-4.
76. Dincauze D. 1981. The Meadowcroft papers. Quarterly Review of Archaeology 2:(1):3-4.
77. Dixon EJ. 1999. Bones, Boats, & Bison: Archaeology and the First Colonization of Western North America. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press.
78. Dixon EJ, Heaton TH, Fifield TE, Hamilton TD, Putnam DE, Grady F. 1997. Late Quaternary regional geoarchaeology of Southeast Alaska karst: a progress report. Geoarchaeology 12(6):689-712.
79. Downey R. 1999. Riddle of the Bones: Politics, Science, Race, and the Story of the Kennewick Man. New York: Copernicus.
80. Drucker P, Heizer RF, Squier RJ. 1957. Radiocarbon dates from La Venta, Tabasco. Science 126(3263):72- 3.
81. Duplessy JC, Arnold M. 1989. Radiocarbon dating by accelerator mass spectrometry. In: Roth E, Poty B, editors. Nuclear Methods of Dating. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. p 437-54.
82. Ennis P, Noltmann EA, Hare PE, Slota Jr PJ, Payen LA, Prior CA, Taylor RE. 1986. Use of AMS analysis in the study of problems in aspartic acid racemization- deduced age estimates on bone. Radiocarbon 28(2A):539-46.
83. Fagan JL. 1999. Analysis of lithic artifact embedded in the Columbia Park remains. Archeology & Ethnography Program, National Park Service, US Department of Interior. http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/kennewick/fagan.htm.
84. Fagundes NJR, Kanitz R, Eckert R, Valls ACS, Bogo MR, Salzano FM, Smith DG, Silva Jr SA, Zago MA, Riberiro-dos-Santos AK, Santos SEB, Luiza Petzi- Erier L, Bonatto SL. 2008. Mitochondrial population genomics supports a single Pre-Clovis origin with a coastal route for the peopling of the Americas. The American Journal of Human Genetics 82:583-92.
85. Faught MK. 2008. Archaeological roots of human diversity in the New World: a compilation of accurate and precise radiocarbon ages from earliest sites. American Antiquity 73:670-98.
86. Fedick SL, Taube KA. 1992. The role of radiocarbon dating in Maya archaeology: four decades of research. In: Taylor RE, Long A, Kra RS, editors. Radiocarbon After Four Decades: An Interdisciplinary Perspective. New York: Springer-Verlag. p 403-20.
87. Fiedel SJ. 1999. Artifact provenience at Monte Verde: confusion and contradictions. Discovering Archaeology [Special Report] 1(6):1-12.
88. Fiedel SJ. 2000. The peopling of the New World: present evidence, new theories, and future directions. Journal of Archaeological Research 8:39-103.
89. Fiedel SJ. 2004a. Initial human colonization of the Americas: an overview of the issues and the evidence. Radiocarbon 44(2):407-36.
90. Fiedel SJ. 2004b. The Kennewick follies: "new" theories about the peopling of the Americas. Journal of Archaeological Research 60:75-110.
91. Fiedel SJ. 2006. Points in time: establishing a precise hemispheric chronology for Paleoindian migrations. In: Morrow JE, Guesso C, editors. Paleoindian Archaeology: A Hemispheric Perspective. Gainesville: University of Florida Press. p 21-43.
92. George D, Southon JR, Taylor RE. 2005. Resolving an anomalous radiocarbon determination on mastodon bone from Monte Verde, Chile. American Antiquity 70:764-70.
93. Gittins GO. 1984. Radiocarbon chronometry and archaeological thought [PhD dissertation]. University of California, Los Angeles.
94. Gladwin HS. 1976. Dendrochronology, radiocarbon, and bristlecones. Anthropological Journal of Canada 14: 2-7.
95. Goebel T, Waters MR, O'Rourke DH. 2008. The late Pleistocene dispersal of modern humans in the Americas. Science 319(5869):1497-502.
96. Goldberg P, Arkin TL. 1999. Micromorphological analysis of sediments from Meadowcroft Rockshelter, Pennsylvania: implications for radiocarbon dating. Journal of Field Archaeology 26:325-42.
97. Gonzalez S, Jiménez-Lopez JC, Hedges R, Huddart D, Ohman JC, Turner T, Pompa y Padilla JA. 2003. Earliest humans in the Americas: new evidence from México. Journal of Human Evolution 44(3):379-87.
98. Green TJ, Cochran B, Fenton TW, Woods JC, Titmus GL, Tieszen L, Davis MA, Miller SJ. 1998. The Buhl Burial: a Paleoindian woman from southern Idaho. American Antiquity 63:457-67.
99. Griffin J. 1946. Cultural change and continuity in eastern United States archaeology. In: Johnson F, editor. Man in Northeastern North America. Papers of the Robert S. Peabody Foundation for Archaeology 3. p 37-95.
100. Griffin J. 1952. Archaeology of the Eastern United States. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
101. Griffin J. 1965. Radiocarbon dating and the cultural sequence in the eastern United States. In: Chatters RM, Olson EA, compilers. Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference Radiocarbon and Tritium Dating. Springfield: Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information. p 117-30.
102. Griffin J. 1967. Eastern North American archaeology: a summary. Science 156(3772):175-91.
103. Griffin J. 1968. Northeast Asian and northwestern American ceramics. Proceedings of the VIIIth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences 3:327-30.
104. Griffin J. 1978. Eastern United States. In: Taylor RE, Meighan CW, editors. Chronologies in New World Archaeology. New York: Academic Press. p 51-70.
105. Groot C, Margolis L, editors. 1991. Pacific Salmon Life Histories. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.
106. Guidon N, Delibrias G. 1986. Carbon-14 dates point to man in the Americas 32,000 years ago. Nature 321(6072):769-71.
107. Guidon N, Pessis A-M, Parenti F, Fontugue M, Guérin C. 1996. Nature and age of the deposits in Pedra Furada, Brazil: reply to Meltzer, Adovasio, and Dillehay. Antiquity 70(268):408-21.
108. Haas H, Holliday V, Stuckenrath R. 1986. Dating of Holocene stratigraphy with soluble and insoluble organic fractions at the Lubbock Lake archaeology site, Texas: an ideal case study. Radiocarbon 28(2A):473-85.
109. Hallet DJ, Hills LV, Clague JJ. 1997. New accelerator mass spectrometry radiocarbon ages for the Mazama tephra layer from Kootenay National Park, British Columbia, Canada. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 34:1202-9.
110. Hard RJ, Roney JR. 1998. A massive terraced village complex in Chihuahua, Mexico, 3000 years before present. Science 279(5357):1661-4.
111. Harrington MR. 1954. The oldest camp-fires. The Masterkey 28:233-4.
112. Harrington MR, Simpson RE. 1961. Tule Springs, Nevada with other evidence of Pleistocene man in North America. Southwest Museum Papers. No. 18. Los Angeles: Southwest Museum.
113. Hart JP, Scarry C. 1999. The age of common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) in the northeastern United States. American Antiquity 64:653-8.
114. Haynes Jr CV. 1965. Carbon-14 dates and early man in the new world. In: Chatters RM, Olson EA, compilers. Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Radiocarbon and Tritium Dating. Springfield: Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information. p 145-64.
115. Haynes Jr CV. 1967. Quaternary geology of the Tule Springs area, Clark County, Nevada. In: Wormington HM, Ellis D, editors. Pleistocene Studies in Southern Nevada. Nevada State Museum Anthropological Papers, No. 13. Carson City: Nevada State Museum. p 14-104.
116. Haynes Jr CV. 1973. The Calico site: artifacts or geofacts? Science 181(4097):305-10.
117. Haynes Jr CV. 1980. Paleoindian charcoal from Meadowcroft Rockshelter: Is contamination a problem? American Antiquity 45:582-7.
118. Haynes Jr CV. 1984. Stratigraphy and late Pleistocene extinctions in the United States. In: Martin PS, Klein RG, editors. Quaternary Extinctions: A Prehistoric Revolution. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. p 345-55.
119. Haynes Jr CV. 1988. Geofacts and fancy. Natural History 288:4-12.
120. Haynes Jr CV. 1991a. Geoarchaeological and paleohydrological evidence for a Clovis-age drought in North America and its bearing on extinction. Quaternary Research 35:438-50.
121. Haynes Jr CV. 1991b. More on Meadowcroft radiocarbon chronology. The Review of Archaeology 12:8-14.
122. Haynes Jr CV. 1992. Contributions of radiocarbon dating to the geochronology of the peopling of the New World. In: Taylor RE, Kra R, Long A, editors. Radiocarbon After Four Decades: An Interdisciplinary Perspective. New York: Springer-Verlag. p 355-74.
123. Haynes Jr CV. 1999. Monte Verde and the pre-Clovis situation in America. Discovering Archaeology/Scientific American 1(6):17-19.
124. Haynes Jr CV. 2005. Clovis, pre-Clovis, climate change, and extinction. In: Bonnichsen R, Lepper BT, Stanford D, Waters MR, editors. Paleoamerican Origins: Beyond Clovis. College Station: Center for the Study of the First Americans, Texas A&M University. p 113-32.
125. Haynes Jr CV, Agogino G. 1960. Geological significance of a new radiocarbon date from the Lindenmeier site. Denver Museum of Natural History Proceedings. No. 9. Denver: Denver Museum of Natural History.
126. Haynes Jr CV, Doberenz AR, Allen JA. 1966. Geological and geochemical evidence concerning the antiquity of bone tools from Tule Springs, site 2, Clark County, Nevada. American Antiquity 31:517-21.
127. Haynes G. 2002. The Early Settlement of North America: The Clovis Era. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
128. Haynes G, Anderson DG, Ferring CR, Fiedel SJ, Grayson DK, Haynes Jr CV, Holliday VT, Buckell BB, Kornfeld M, Meltzer DJ, Morrow J, Suroveli T, Waguespack NM, Wigand P, Yohe RM. 2007. Comment on "Redefining the age of Clovis: implications for the peopling of the Americas." Science 317(5836):320.
129. Hedges REM, Law IA. 1989. The radiocarbon dating of bone. Applied Geochemistry 4:229-33.
130. Hedges REM, Van Klinken GJ. 1992. A review of current approaches in the pretreatment of bone for radiocarbon dating by AMS. Radiocarbon 34(3):279-91.
131. Heizer RF, Brooks RA. 1965. Lewisville-ancient campsite or wood rat houses? Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 21:155-65.
132. Heizer RF, Hester TR. 1978. Great Basin. In: Taylor RE, Meighan CW, editors. Chronologies in New World Archaeology. New York: Academic Press. p 147-99.
133. Hester TR. 1973. Chronological ordering of Great Basin prehistory. University of California Archaeological Research Facility Contributions 17. Berkeley: University of California.
134. Higham TFG, Jacobi RM, Bronk Ramsey C. 2006. AMS radiocarbon dating of ancient bone using ultrafiltration. Radiocarbon 48(2):179-95.
135. Holliday V, Johnson E. 1986. Reevaluation of the first radiocarbon age for the Folsom culture. American Antiquity 51:332-8.
136. 14C dating β decay with Brown-Rho-Scaled NN interactions. Physical Review Letters 100(6):2501.
137. HrdliËka A, Holmes WH, Willis B, Wright PE, Fenner CN. 1912. Early man in South America. Bureau of American Ethnology 52:153-395. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution.
138. Huckleberry G, Stein JK. 1999. Analysis of sediments associated with human remains found at Columbia Park, Kennewick, WA. Archeology & Ethnography Program, National Park Service, US Department of Interior. http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/kennewick/huck_stein.htm.
139. Huckleberry G, Stafford TW, Chatters JC. 1998. Preliminary geoarchaeological studies at Columbia Park, Kennewick, Washington, USA. Report submitted to the US Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District, 23 March 1998.
140. Hurt W. 1960. The cultural complexes from the Lagoa Santa region, Brazil. American Anthropologist 62: 569-85.
141. Irving WN. 1985. Context and chronology of early man in the Americas. Annual Review of Anthropology 14: 529-55.
142. Irving WN, Harrington CR. 1973. Upper Pleistocene radiocarbon- dated artifacts from the Northern Yukon. Science 179(4071):335-40.
143. Jantz RL, Owsley DW. 1997. Pathology, taphonomy and cranial morphometrics of the Spirit Cave Mummy. Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 40:57-61.
144. Johnson F. 1955. Reflections upon the significance of radiocarbon dates. In: Libby WF. Radiocarbon Dating. 2nd edition. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. p 141-61.
145. Johnson F. 1965. The impact of radiocarbon dating upon archaeology. In: Chatters RM, Olson EA, compilers. Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference Radiocarbon and Tritium Dating. Springfield: Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information. p 762-80.
146. Johnson F, MacNeish RS. 1972. Chronology of the Tehuacan Valley. In: Byers DS, editor. Prehistory of the Tehuacan Valley. Volume 4. Austin: University of Texas Press.
147. Johnson F, Willis EH. 1970. Reconciliation of radiocarbon and sideral years in Meso-American chronology. In: Olsson IU, editor. Radiocarbon Variations and Absolute Chronology. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell. p 93-104.
148. Johnson F, Rainey F, Collier D, Flint RF. 1951. Radiocarbon dating, a summary. In: Radiocarbon Dating. Memoirs of the Society for American Archaeology 8: 59-63. [American Antiquity 17(1, part 2):59-63].
149. Johnson JR, Stafford TW, Ajie HO, Morris DP. 2000. Arlington Springs revisited. In: Browne D, Mitchell K, Chaney H, editors. Proceedings of the Fifth California Islands Symposium. Santa Barbara: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. p 541-5.
150. Kamen MD. 1963. Early history of carbon-14. Science 140(3567):584-90.
151. Kaufman TS. 1980. Early prehistory of the Clear Lake area, Lake County, California [PhD dissertation]. University of California, Los Angeles.
152. Kelley DH. 1983. The Maya calendar correlation problem. In: Leventhal RM, Lolata LM, editors. Civilization in the Ancient Americas, Essays in Honor of Gordon R. Willey. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press. p 157-86.
153. Kemp BM, Malhi RS, McDonough J, Bolnick DA, Eshleman JA, Richards O, Martinez-Labarga C, Johnson JR, Lorenz JG, Dixon EJ, Fifield TE, Heaton TH, Wori R, Smith DG. 2007. Genetic analysis of early Holocene skeletal remains from Alaska and its implications for the settlement of the Americas. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 132:606-21.
154. Kirner DL, Burky R, Taylor RE, Southon JR. 1997. Radiocarbon dating organic residues at the microgram level. Nuclear Instruments and Methods and Physics Research B 123(1-4):214-7.
155. Knezovich J, Brown T, Buchholz B, Finkel R, Guilderson T, Kashgarian M, Nimz G, Ognibene T, Turney S, Vogel J, editors. 2007. Accelerator Mass Spectrometry. Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry, Berkeley, California, USA, 5-10 September 2005. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B 259:1-816.
156. Korff SA, Danforth WE. 1939. Neutron measurements with boron-trifluoride counters. Physical Review 55: 980.
157. Kovar AJ. 1966. Problems in radiocarbon dating at Teotihuacan. American Antiquity 31:427-30.
158. Kuehn SC, Froese DG, Carrara PE, Foit Jr FF, Pearce NJG, Rotheisler P. 2009. Major- and trace-element characterization, expanded distribution, and a new chronology for the latest Pleistocene Glacier Peak tephras in western North America. Quaternary Research 71(2):201-16.
159. Kulp JL, Feely HW, Tryon LE. 1951. Lamont natural radiocarbon measurements, I. Science 114(2970):565- 8.
160. Kurie FND. 1934. A new mode of disintegration induced by neutrons. Physical Review 45:904-5.
161. Leakey LSB, Simpson RD, Clements T. 1968. Archaeological excavations in the Calico Mountains, California: preliminary report. Science 160(3831):1022-3.
162. Leakey M. 1984. Disclosing the Past. Garden City: Doubleday & Company.
163. 14C investigation of the Two Creeks site. Radiocarbon 34(3):792-7.
164. Lee RE. 1981. Radiocarbon ages in error. Anthropological Journal of Canada 19:9-29.
165. Leonhardy FC, Rice DG. 1970. A proposed culture typology for the Lower Snake River region, southwestern Washington. Northwest Anthropology Research Notes 4(1):1-29.
166. Libby WF. 1946. Atmospheric helium three and radiocarbon from cosmic radiation. Physical Review 69: 671-2.
167. Libby WF. 1951. Radiocarbon dates, II. Science 114(2960):291-6.
168. Libby WF. 1952. Radiocarbon Dating. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
169. Libby WF. 1954. Chicago radiocarbon dates V. Science 120(3123):733-42.
170. Libby WF. 1955. Radiocarbon Dating. 2nd edition. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
171. Libby WF. 1967. History of radiocarbon dating. In: Radioactive Dating and Methods of Low Level Counting. Vienna: International Atomic Energy Agency. p 3-25.
172. Libby WF. 1979. Interview with W. F. Libby, April 12, 1979 on file at the Center for the History of Physics, American Institute of Physics.
173. Little EA. 2002. Kautantouwit's legacy: calibrated dates on prehistoric maize in New England. American Antiquity 67:109-18.
174. Long A, Benz BF, Donahue DJ, Jull AJT, Toolin LJ. 1989. First direct AMS dates on early maize from Tehuacán, Mexico. Radiocarbon 31(3):1035-40.
175. Lyman RL, O'Brien MJ. 2006. Measuring Time with Artifacts. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.
176. Lynch TF. 1990. Glacial-age man in South America: a critical review. American Antiquity 55:12-36.
177. MacNeish RS. 1996. Federick Johnson 1904-1994 (obituary). American Antiquity 61:269-73.
178. MacNeish RS, Libby JG. 2003. Pendejo Cave. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press.
179. Madsen DB, Berry MS. 1975. A reassessment of northeastern Great Basin prehistory. American Antiquity 40:391-405.
180. Marlowe G. 1980. W F Libby and the archaeologists, 1946-1948. Radiocarbon 22(3):1005-14.
181. McManamon FP. 1999a. The initial scientific examination, description, and analysis of the Kennewick Man human remains. Archeology & Ethnography Program, National Park Service, US Department of Interior. http:/www.cr.nps.gov/aad/kennewick/mcmanamon.htm.
182. McManamon FP. 1999b. Determination that the Kennewick human skeletal remains are "Native American" for the purposes of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA). Archeology & Ethnography Program, National Park Service, US Department of Interior. http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/kennewick/c14memo.htm.
183. Mead JI. 1980. Is it really that old? A comment about the Meadowcroft Rockshelter "Overview." American Antiquity 45:579-83.
184. Mehringer PJ, Foit FF. 1990. Volcanic ash dating of the Clovis cache at East Wenatchee, Washington. National Geographic Research 6:495-503.
185. Meltzer DJ. 1989. Why don't we know when the first people came to North America? American Antiquity 54:471-90.
186. Meltzer DJ. 2004. Peopling of North America. In: Gillespie AR, Porter SC, Atwater BF, editors. The Quaternary Period in the United States. Amsterdam: Elsevier. p 539-64.
187. Meltzer DJ, Adovasio JM, Dillehay TD. 1994. On a Pleistocene human occupation at Pedra Furada, Brazil. Antiquity 68(261):695-714.
188. Meltzer DJ, Grayson DK, Ardile G, Barker AW, Dincauze DF, Haynes Jr CV, Mena F, Nunez L, Stanford DJ. 1997. On the Pleistocene antiquity of Monte Verde, southern Chile. American Antiquity 62:659-63.
189. Meltzer DJ, Todd LC, Holliday VT. 2002. The Folsom (Paleoindian) type site: past investigations, current studies. American Antiquity 67:5-36.
190. Minnis PE. 1992. Earliest plant cultivation in the desert borderlands of North America. In: Cowan CW, Watson PJ, editors. The Origins of Agriculture. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press. p 121-41.
191. Nagle C, Wilcox UV. 1982. Monte Verde: radiocarbon dates from an early-man site in south-central Chile. Journal of Field Archaeology 9:547-50.
192. Nash SE. 2000. Seven decades of archaeological treering dating. In: Nash SE, editor. It's About Time: A History of Archaeological Dating in North America. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press. p 60-82.
193. Nash SE, Dean JS. 2000. The surprisingly deficient history of archaeochronology. In: Nash SE, editor. It's About Time: A History of Archaeological Dating in North America. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press. p 2-11.
194. Nelson CM. 1969. The Sunset Creek site (45-KT-28) and its place in Plateau prehistory. Reports of Investigations, No. 47. Pullman: Washington State University Laboratory of Anthropology.
195. Nelson DE, Moreland RE, Vogel JS, Southon JR, Harington CR. 1986. New dates on northern Yukon artifacts: Holocene not Upper Pleistocene. Science 232(4751): 749-51.
196. Nelson NC. 1933. The antiquity of man in America in the light of archaeology. In: Jenness D, editor. The American Aborigines, Their Origins and Antiquity. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. p 87-130.
197. Neustupný E. 1970. The accuracy of radiocarbon dating. In: Olsson IU, editor. Radiocarbon Variations and Absolute Chronology. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell. p 23-34.
198. Neves WA, Hubbe E. 2005. Cranial morphology of early Americans from Lagoa Santa, Brazil: implications for the settlement of the New World. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 102(51):18,309-14.
199. Neves WA, Powell JF, Prous A, Ozolins EG, Blum M. 1999. Lapa Vermelha IV hominid 1: morphological affinities of the earliest known American. Genetics and Molecular Biology 22(4):1-13.
200. Newman TM. 1966. Cascadia Cave. Occasional Papers of the Idaho State Museum 18. Pocatello, Idaho, USA.
201. Nickens PR. 1998. Discovery and recovery of human remains from the Columbia Park Site, Kennewick, WA,
202. July-September 1996. Report prepared for the US Department of Justice, Environmental and Natural Resources Division, Washington, DC.
203. Nitecki MH, Nitecki V, editors. 1994. Origins of Anatomically Modern Humans. New York: Plenum Press.
204. Numbers R. 1992. The Creationists: The Evolution of Scientific Creationism. New York: A.A. Knopf.
205. Olsson IU, editor. Radiocarbon Variations and Absolute Chronology. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell.
206. Payen LA. 1982. The pre-Clovis of North America: temporal and artifactual evidence [PhD dissertation]. University of California, Riverside.
207. Payen L, Taylor RE. 1977. Man and Pleistocene fauna at Potter Creek Cave, California. Journal of California Anthropology 3:51-8.
208. Phillips P, Ford J, Griffin JB. 1951. Archaeological survey in the lower Mississippi alluvial valley 1940- 1947. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology. Volume 25. Cambridge: Peabody Museum.
209. Pino MQ, Dillehay TD. 1988. Monte Verde, south-central Chile: stratigraphy, climate change, and human settlement. Geoarchaeology 3(3):177-91.
210. Porter SC. 1978. Glacier Peak tephra in the North Cascade Range, Washington: stratigraphy, distribution, and relationship to late-glacial events. Quaternary Research 10(1):30-41.
211. Porter SC. 1981. Pleistocene glaciation in the southern Lake District of Chile. Quaternary Research 16(3): 263-92.
212. Powell JF, Rose JC. 1999. Report on the osteological assessment of the "Kennewick Man" skeleton (CENWW.97.Kennewick). Archeology & Ethnography Program, National Park Service, US Department of Interior. http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/kennewick/Powell_rose.htm.
213. Ralph EK. 1965. Review of radiocarbon dates from Tikal and the Maya calendar correlation problem. American Antiquity 30:421-7.
214. Ralph EK. 1971. Carbon-14 dating. In: Michael HN, Ralph EK, editors. Dating Techniques for the Archaeologist. Cambridge: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press. p 1-48.
215. Renfrew C. 1974. Before Civilization: The Radiocarbon Revolution and Prehistoric Europe. New York: A.A. Knopf.
216. Renfrew C, Bahn P. 2007. Archaeology Essentials: Theories, Methods, and Practice. London: Thames & Hudson.
217. Renfew C, McMahon A, Trask L. 2000. Time Depth in Historical Linguistics. Cambridge: The McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research.
218. Rice DG. 1972. The Windust phase in lower Snake River region prehistory. Reports of Investigations, No. 50. Pullman: Washington State University Laboratory of Anthropology.
219. Riley TJ, Walz GR, Baries CJ, Fortier AC, Parker K. 1994. Accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) dates confirm early Zea mays in the Mississippi River Valley. American Antiquity 59:490-8.
220. Ritchie WA. 1969. The Archaeology of New York State. Garden City: Natural History Press.
221. Roberts FHH. 1951. Radiocarbon dates and early man. In: Johnson F, assembler. Radiocarbon Dating. Society for American Archaeology Memoirs 8:20-1. [American Antiquity 17(1) part 2].
222. Robinson SW, Thompson G. 1981. Radiocarbon corrections for marine shell dates with application to southern Pacific Northwest Coast prehistory. Syesis 14:45-57.
223. Rohn AH. 1978. American Southwest. In: Taylor RE, Meighan CW, editors. Chronologies in New World Archaeology. New York: Academic Press. p 51-70.
224. Roosevelt AC, Lima da Costa M, Lopes Machado C, Michab M, Mercier N, Valladas H, Feathers J, Barnett W, Imazio da Silveira M, Henderson A, Sliva J, Chernoff B, Reese DS, Holman JA, Toth N, Schick K. 1996. Paleoindian cave dwellers in the Amazon: the peopling of the Americas. Science 272(5260):373-84.
225. Ruben S, Kaman MD. 1941. Long-lived C14. Physical Review 59:349-54.
226. Santos GM, Bird MI, Pilans B, Fifield LK, Alloway BV, Chappell J, Hausladen PA, Arneth A. 2001. Radiocarbon dating of wood using different pretreatment procedures: application to the chronology of Rotoehu Ash, New Zealand. Radiocarbon 43(2A):239-48.
227. Santos GM, Bird MI, Parenti F, Fifield LK, Guidon N, Hausladen PA. 2003. A revised chronology of the lowest occupation layer of Pedra Furada Rock Shelter, Piauí, Brazil: the Pleistocene peopling of the Americas. Quaternary Science Reviews 22(21-22):2303-10.
228. 14C samples preparation and analyses at KCCAMS/UCI facility. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B 259(1):293-302.
229. Satterthwaite L, Ralph EK. 1960. New radiocarbon dates and the Maya correlation problem. American Antiquity 26:165-84.
230. Schmits KR. 2004. A review of bioarchaeological thought on the peopling of the New World. In: Barton CM, Colar GA, Yesner DR, Pearson GA, editors. The Settlement of the American Continents: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Human Biogeography. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. p 64-75.
231. Schuiling WC, editor. 1972. Pleistocene Man at Calico. Redlands: San Bernardino County Museum Association.
232. Schurr TG. 2004. The peopling of the New World: perspectives from molecular anthropology. Annual Review of Anthropology 33:551-83.
233. Schurr TG. 2008. The peopling of the Americas as revealed by molecular genetic studies. In: Cooper DN, Kehrer-Sawatzki H, editors. Handbook of Human Molecular Evolution. New York: Wiley. p 534-56.
234. Shutler Jr R. 1967. Introduction, acknowledgements, staff and advisory committee. In: Wormington HM, Ellis D, editors. Pleistocene Studies in Southern Nevada. Nevada State Museum Anthropological Papers, No. 13. Carson City: Nevada State Museum. p 3-13.
235. Simmons AH. 1986. New evidence for the early use of cultigens in the American southwest. American Antiquity 51:73-89.
236. Sinkin T, Siebert L. 1994. Volcanoes of the World. Tucson: Geoscience Press.
237. Southon JR, Brown TA. 1995. The GISP2 ice core record of volcanism since 7000 BC: comment. Science 267(5195):256-7.
238. Southon JR, Nelson DE, Vogel JS. 1990. A record of past ocean-atmosphere radiocarbon differences from the Northeast Pacific. Paleoceanography 5(2):197-206.
239. Stafford TW. 1994. Accelerator C-14 dating of human fossil skeletons: assessing accuracy and results on New World specimens. In: Bonnichsen R, Steele DG, editors. Method and Theory for Investigating the Peopling of the Americas. Corvallis: Center for the Study of the First Americans, Oregon State University. p 45-56.
240. Stafford TW, Duhamel RC, Haynes Jr CV, Brendel K. 1982. The isolation of proline and hydroyproline from fossil bone. Life Science 31:931-8.
241. Stafford TW, Hare PE, Currie L, Jull AJT, Donahue DJ. 1990. Accuracy of North American human skeleton ages. Quaternary Research 34(1):111-20.
242. Stafford TW, Hare PE, Currie L, Jull AJT, Donahue DJ. 1991. Accelerator radiocarbon dating at the molecular level. Journal of Archaeological Science 18(1):35-72.
243. Stanford DJ. 1982. A critical review of archaeological evidence relating to the antiquity of human occupation of the New World. Smithsonian Contributions to Anthropology 30:202-18.
244. Steele DG, Powell JF. 1992. The peopling of the America: the paleobiological evidence. Human Biology 63: 301-36.
245. 14C dating of early human occupation of southern South America. Journal of Archaeological Science 36(2):419-29.
246. Stoltman J. 1978. Temporal models in prehistory: an example from eastern North America. Current Anthropology 19:703-46.
247. Stuiver M. 1970. Long-term C14 variations. In: Olsson IU, editor. Radiocarbon Variations and Absolute Chronology. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell. p 197-213.
248. 14C data. Radiocarbon 19(3):355-63.
249. Stuiver M, Pearson GW, Braziunas T. 1986. Radiocarbon age calibration of marine samples back to 9000 cal yr BP. Radiocarbon 28(2B):980-1021.
250. Stuiver M, Reimer PJ, Braziunas TF. 1998. High-precision radiocarbon age calibration for terrestrial and marine samples. Radiocarbon 40(3):1127-51.
251. Suess HE. 1961. Secular changes in the concentration of atmospheric radiocarbon. In: Problems Related to Interplanetary Matter. Nuclear Science Series Report Number 33, Publication 845. Washington, DC: National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council. p 90-5.
252. Suess HE. 1965. Secular variations of the cosmic-rayproduced carbon 14 in the atmosphere and their interpretations. Journal of Geophysical Research 70(23): 5937-52.
253. Swadesh M. 1952. Lexico-statistic dating of prehistoric ethnic contacts. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 96:453-63.
254. Tagg MD. 1996. Early cultigens from Fresnal Shelter, southeastern New Mexico. American Antiquity 61: 311-24.
255. Tankersley KB. 1997. Keeping track of time: dating Monte Alegre and the peopling of South America. The Review of Archaeology 18:28-34.
256. Tankersley KB, Munson CA. 1992. Comments on the Meadowcroft Rockshelter radiocarbon chronology and the recognition of coal contaminants. American Antiquity 57:321-6.
257. Taylor RE. 1975. UCR radiocarbon dates II. Radiocarbon 17(3):396-406.
258. Taylor RE. 1978. Radiocarbon dating: an archaeological perspective. In: Carter GF, editor. Archaeological Chemistry II. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society. p 33-69.
259. Taylor RE. 1987. Radiocarbon Dating: An Archaeological Perspective. Orlando: Academic Press.
260. Taylor RE. 1991. Frameworks for dating the late Pleistocene peopling of the Americas. In: Dillehay TD, Meltzer DJ, editors. The First Americans: Search and Research. Boca Raton: CRC Press. p 77-112.
261. Taylor RE. 1992. Radioisotope dating by accelerator mass spectrometry: archaeological and paleoanthropological perspectives. In: Goksu HY, Obserhofer M, Regulla D, editors. Scientific Dating Methods. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. p 37-54.
262. Taylor RE. 1994a. Radiocarbon dating of bone using accelerator mass spectrometry: current discussions and future directions. In: Bonnichsen R, Steele DG, editors. Method and Theory for Investigating the Peopling of the Americas. Corvallis: Oregon State University, Center for the Study of the First Americans. p 27-44.
263. Taylor RE. 1994b. Archaeometry of the Calico site. The Review of Archaeology 15:1-8.
264. Taylor RE. 1997. Radiocarbon dating. In: Taylor RE, Aitken MJ, editors. Chronometric Dating in Archaeology. New York: Plenum Press. p 65-96.
265. Taylor RE. 2000a. The contribution of radiocarbon dating to New World archaeology. Radiocarbon 42(1):1-21.
266. Taylor RE. 2000b. The introduction of radiocarbon dating in American archaeology. In: Nash SE, editor. Archaeological Dating and the History of North American Archaeology. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press. p 84-104.
267. Taylor RE. 2001. Amino acid composition and stable carbon isotope values on Kennewick skeleton bone. Attachment B. Archeology & Ethnography Program, National Park Service, US Department of Interior. http://www.nps.gov/archeology/Kennewick/Taylor2.htm.
268. Taylor RE. 2006. Radiocarbon dating in America. Paper presented at 2° Simposio Internacional "El Hombre Temprano en America." Mexico City: Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia.
269. Taylor RE, Berger R. 1967. Radiocarbon content of marine shells from the Pacific coasts of Central and South America. Science 158(3805):1180-2.
270. Taylor RE, Berger R. 1968. Radiocarbon dating of the organic portion of ceramic and wattle-and-daub house construction materials of low carbon content. American Antiquity 33:363-6.
271. Taylor RE, Payen LA, Gerow B, Donahue DJ, Zabel TH, Jull AJT, Damon PE. 1983. Middle Holocene age of the Sunnyvale human skeleton. Science 220(4603): 1271-3.
272. 14C years B.P. American Antiquity 50:136-40.
273. Taylor RE, Payen LA, Slota Jr PJ. 1992. The age of the Calaveras Skull: dating the "Piltdown Man" of the New World. American Antiquity 57:269-75.
274. Taylor RE, Hare PE, Prior CA, Kirner DL, Wan L, Burky RR. 1995. Radiocarbon dating of biochemically characterized hair. Radiocarbon 37(2):319-30.
275. Taylor RE, Haynes Jr CV, Stuiver M. 1996. Clovis and Folsom age estimates: stratigraphic context and radiocarbon calibration. Antiquity 70(269):515-25.
276. Taylor RE, Kirner DL, Southon JR, Chatters JC. 1998. Radiocarbon dates of Kennewick Man. Science 280(5367):1171-2.
277. Taylor RE, Haynes Jr CV, Kirner DL, Southon JR. 1999. Analysis of modern organics at Monte Verde, Chile: no evidence for a local reservoir effect. American Antiquity 64:455-60.
278. Taylor RE, Smith D, Southon JR. 2001. The Kennewick skeleton: chronological and biomolecular contexts. Radiocarbon 43(2B):965-76.
279. Thomas DH. 2000. Skull Wars: Kennewick Man, Archaeology, and the Battle for Native American Identity. New York: Basic Books.
280. Thompson JES. 1971. Maya Hieroglyphic Writing: An Introduction. 3rd edition. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press.
281. 14C dating. Radiocarbon 49(2):551-64.
282. Wakeley LD, Murphy WL, Dunbar JB, Warne AG, Briuer FL, Nickens PR. 1998. Geologic, geoarchaeologic, and historical investigation of the discovery site of ancient remains in Columbia Park, Kennewick, Washington. Technical Report GL-98-13, Vicksburg: US Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station.
283. Walter HV, Cathoud A, Mattos A. 1937. The Confins Man, a contribution to the study of early man in South America. Symposium on Early Man. Philadelphia: Academy of Science of Philadelphia. p 141-8.
284. Walton A, Trautman MA, Friend JP. 1961. Isotopes, Inc. radiocarbon measurements I. Radiocarbon 3:47-59.
285. Waters MR, Stafford Jr TW. 2007. Redefining the age of Clovis: implications for the peopling of the Americas. Science 315(5815):1122-6.
286. Willey GR. 1978. A summary scan. In: Taylor RE, Meighan CW, editors. Chronologies in New World Archaeology. New York: Academic Press. p 513-64.
287. Willey GR, Phillips P. 1958. Method and Theory in American Archaeology. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
288. Willis EH, Tauber H, Munnich KO. 1960. Variations in the atmospheric radiocarbon concentration over the past 1300 years. Radiocarbon 2:1-4.
289. Wilmsen EN. 1965. An outline of early man studies in the United States. American Antiquity 31:172-92.
290. Wormington HM. 1957. Ancient Man in North America. Denver: Denver Museum of Natural History.
291. Wormington HM, Ellis D. editors. 1967. Pleistocene Studies in Southern Nevada. Nevada State Museum Anthropological Papers, No. 13. Carson City: Nevada State Museum.
292. Yang S-H. 1993. Radiocarbon dating and American evangelical Christians. Perspectives on Science & Christian Faith 45:229-40.
293. Yohe RM. 1992. A reevaluation of Western Great Basin culture chronology and evidence for the timing of the introduction of the bow and arrow to eastern California based on new excavations at the Rose Spring site (CA-INY-372) [PhD dissertation]. University of California, Riverside.
294. Zdanowicz CM, Zielinski GA, Germani MS. 1999. Mount Mazama eruption: calendrical age verified and atmospheric impact assessed. Geology 27:621-4.