Quaternary science reviews

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  Año 2003, Vol. 22, Número 10-13

  • Editorial(s)

    A.g. Wintle

    pág. 951

    

  • High-resolution chronologies for loess: comparing AMS 14 C and optical dating results: comparing AMS 14 C and optical dating results

    A. Lang

    pág. 953

    

  • Infrared stimulated red luminescence from Chinese loess: basic observations.: basic observations.

    Zhong-ping Lai, Stephen Stokes, Richard Bailey

    pág. 961

    

  • Luminescence chronology of Pleistocene loess deposits from Romania: testing methods of age correction for anomalous fading in alkali feldspars.: testing methods of age correction for anomalous fading in alkali feldspars.

    M. Lamothe, Norbert Mercier, S. Balescu

    pág. 967

    

  • Combined IRSL-OSL single aliquot regeneration (SAR) equivalent dose ( D e ) estimates from source proximal Chinese loess

    S. Stokes, R. Hetzel, Richard Bailey

    pág. 975

    

  • The Last Interglacial palaeosol in the Belgian loess belt: TL age record: TL age record

    J. Buylaert, P. Van den Haute, M. Frechen

    pág. 985

    

  • A comparison of OSL ages derived from silt-sized quartz and polymineral grains from Chinese loess.

    S. Tsukamoto, T. Watanuki, A. Murray

    pág. 991

    

  • Luminescence chronology of the Upper Pleistocene loess record at Kurtak in M iddle Siberia.

    Anja Zander, Manfred Frechen, Valentina Zykina

    pág. 999

    

  • Optical dating of young coastal dunes on a decadal time scale

    M. Ballarini, J. Wallinga, A. Murray

    pág. 1011

    

  • New quartz SAR-OSL ages from the stranded beach dune sequence in south-east South Australia.

    C. Murray-Wallace, A. Hildebrand, D. Banerjee

    pág. 1019

    

  • Chronologies for Late Quaternary barchan dune reactivation in the southeastern Arabian Peninsula.

    Stephen Stokes, Helen E. Bray

    pág. 1027

    

  • Single-grain OSL dating of sediments from the Southern High Plains, USA.

    James K. Feathers

    pág. 1035

    

  • Photonic dating of Holocene back-barrier coastal dunes, northern North Carolina, USA

    Andrew Murray, Karen G. Havholm, Glenn Berger

    pág. 1043

    

  • Late Holocene dune accretion and episodes of persistent drought in the Great Plains of Northeastern Colorado.

    Michèle Louise Clarke, Helen Rendell, l. Le

    pág. 1051

    

  • The timing of climbing dune formation in southwestern Niger: fluvio-aeolian interactions and the roˆle of sand supply: fluvio-aeolian interactions and the roˆle of sand supply

    pág. 1059

    

  • The onset of dune formation in the Strzelecki Desert: South Australia

    H. Wopfner, J. Lomax, Alexandra Hilgers

    pág. 1067

    

  • Luminescence dating of Holocene playa sediments of the Egyptian Plateau Western Desert: Egypt

    Alexandra Hilgers, O. Bubenzer

    pág. 1077

    

  • Optically stimulated luminescence dating of large storm events in Northern Scotland.

    A. Sommerville, D. Sanderson, J. Hansom

    pág. 1085

    

  • Optical dating of potassium feldspar using far-red ( ? >665 nm) IRSL emissions: a comparative study using fluvial sediments from the Loire River, France: a comparative study using fluvial sediments from the Loire River, France

    Stephen Stokes, Lee J. Arnold, Richard Bailey

    pág. 1093

    

  • Optical age estimates for hyper-arid fluvial deposits at Homeb, Namibia.

    S. Stokes, M. Bourke, A. Child

    pág. 1099

    

  • An optical age chronology of Late Pleistocene fluvial deposits in the northern lower Mississippi valley.

    Ronald J. Goble, Michael D. Blum, Tammy M. Rittenour

    pág. 1105

    

  • Luminescence dating of anthropogenically reset canal sediments from Angkor Borei, Mekong Delta, Cambodia

    M. Stark, D. Sanderson, P. Bishop

    pág. 1111

    

  • Dating fluvial sediments by optically stimulated luminescence: selection of equivalent doses for age calculation.: selection of equivalent doses for age calculation.

    L. Zhou, J. Zhang, S. Yue

    pág. 1123

    

  • Comparison of SAR techniques for luminescence dating of sediments derived from volcanic tuff

    Kenneth Lepper, Cathy Wilson, Jamie Gardner

    • Resumen

    págs. 1131-1138

    

  • Age limit and age underestimation using different OSL signals from lacustrine quartz and polymineral fine grains.

    A.s Murray, P. J. Thomas, P Sandgren

    pág. 1139

    

  • Optical dating of tufa via in situ aeolian sand grains: a case example from the Southern High Plains, USA.: a case example from the Southern High Plains, USA.

    Stephen Stokes, Warren Wood, Julie Rich

    pág. 1145

    

  • Application of OSL single-aliquot and single-grain dating to quartz from anthropogenic soil profiles in the SE United States.

    D. Bush, J. Feathers

    pág. 1153

    

  • Recognition of insufficient bleaching by small aliquots of quartz for reconstructing soil erosion in Greece.

    M. Fuchs, G.a. Wagner

    pág. 1161

    

  • Investigations into the potential effects of pedoturbation on luminescence dating.

    Charles Frederick, Manoj Jaiswal, Mark Bateman

    pág. 1169

    

  • Optically stimulated luminescence dating of a Danish Eemian coastal marine deposit: a test of accuracy.: a test of accuracy.

    S. Funder, A. Murray

    pág. 1177