Valladas, H. (1992). Thermoluminescence dating of flint. Quat Sci Rev 11 (1--2). Vol 11, pp. 1-5.

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Thermoluminescence dating of flint
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Quat Sci Rev 11 (1--2)
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Quaternary Science Reviews
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11
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1 - 5
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To be dateable by TL flint must be heated to at least 450 #C. The TL properties of flint are briefly reviewed. While human fire may be as old as half a million years, the first true hearths appear late during the Lower Palaeolithic period. At Terra-Amata, one of the oldest hearths discovered in France was dated to 230 ± 40 ka BP. By the dawn of the Middle Palaeolithic fire must have become fully domesticated, judging by the accumulations of charred debris that henceforth litter human habitats. For example, at the Middle Palaeolithic site of Kebara the profusion of hearths is vividly illustrated by numerous superimposed white ash and black charcoal layers extending to a depth of 4m. Au
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H Valladas
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1992
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Black Charcoal (Auto Detected Subject)
UPPER PALAEOLITHIC (Historic England Periods)
Flint (Auto Detected Subject)
Charred Debris (Auto Detected Subject)
Ash (Auto Detected Subject)
LOWER PALAEOLITHIC (Historic England Periods)
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20 Jan 2002