Abstract

Peatlands as a model system for exploring and reconciling Quaternary chronologies

Highlights

  • Many 14C-dated very abundant in peat and is mostly depeat chronologies possess centennialrived from the local, in situ, vegetation

  • Contemporary plant matter Even though most peat contains abundant matching dense series of 14C dates to wigon the bog surface becomes overgrown datable organic matter, it can be difficult gles in the calibration curve

  • Such numerical methods will eventually enhance our understanding of the possibilities and limitations of peat archives for reconstructing past environmental change

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Introduction

AD 1960 (van der Linden et al, diocarbon ages (Reimer et al, 2009) are solute ages for organic material such as 2008), and lead dating for peat younger often considerably larger than the original peat. Contemporary plant matter Even though most peat contains abundant matching dense series of 14C dates to wigon the bog surface becomes overgrown datable organic matter, it can be difficult gles in the calibration curve

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