Late Quaternary glaciations, deglaciations, sea-level changes and aeolian activity have
resulted in an abundance of clastic sediments that currently cover the three Baltic States …

The spectacular royal tomb “Ulaankhermiin Shoroon Bumbagar” was discovered in Bulgan
province, Mongolia, in 2011. Excavation of the site revealed its internal structure; a slope of …

A new research of prehistoric Delphi (Koumoula site, Parnassus Mountain) based on the
absolute dating of an archaeological ceramic assemblage and stonewalls from recent …

In this study, we present results of luminescence dating using CW-OSL, LM-OSL and TL on
heated quartz from the archaeological and historical site in Karakorum–the ancient capital of …

Ancient ceramic artefacts attracted the attention of scientists as being a chronological
indicator within the archaeological context; however, they can also provide information …

Understanding the timing of the world's first nomadic empire Xiongnu is critical to
understanding nomadic politics of the Eurasian past. This study presents a geochronological …

The comparison of the luminescence results obtained on different minerals from young silty-
clay sediments associated with the walled fortification are presented. The general …

Abstract The Burkhan Khaldun Mountains (Mongolia) and its surrounding sacred landscape
are associated with Genghis Khan's birth and burial place as described in “The Secret …

This study presents single-grain optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) results from pottery
and sediments from the archaeological site “The burials in Khutag Uul Mountains …

We investigated the potential of the optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) method to date
young (< 1000 years) samples collected in the Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape, Mongolia …