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Combining Ancient DNA and Radiocarbon Dating Data to Increase Chronological Precision

2020-09-18

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This paper examines how ancient DNA data can enhance radiocarbon dating. Because there is a limit to the number of years that can separate the dates of death of related individuals, the ability to identify first-, second-, and third-degree relatives through aDNA analysis can serve as a constraint on radiocarbon date range estimates. To determine the number of years that can separate related individuals, we modeled...

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9a85e168-e651-53e7-be18-d6838970d0b8
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10.1101/2020.09.18.300087
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