The Holocene delivers a unique possibility to establish climatic stratigraphic boundaries
based on detailed chronostratigraphy reflected in various facies of continental sediments, in …

The application of stable isotopes in speleothem records requires an understanding of the
extent to which speleothem calcite isotopic compositions reflect the compositions of the cave …

The region comprising of East Central Europe, South East Europe and Turkey contributed to
the SISAL (Speleothem Isotopes Synthesis and AnaLysis) global database with stable …

We studied Holocene speleothems and tufa samples collected in numerous caves and
rivers in the Dinaric Karst of Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia …

We report on a statistical analysis of a large set of radiocarbon dates for reconstruction of
paleoclimate. Probability density functions were constructed by summing the probability …

Twenty-two radiocarbon activity measurements were made by accelerator mass
spectrometry (AMS) on 2 Holocene stalagmites from Belgium (Han-stm1b) and from …

Tufa samples from the Krka River area in Croatia were dated by 14C and 230Th/234U
methods. The study area is situated in the karst region of the southern Dinarides. 14C ages …

We performed radiocarbon measurements using accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) on 6
stalagmites 3 stalactites and 7 seepage waters from four different caves in Southwest France …

Abstract The chronology of European Upper Palaeolithic cave art is poorly known. Three
chronometric techniques are commonly applicable: AMS 14 C, TL and U–Th, and in recent …

For the first time direct 14 C dating was undertaken on two black parietal marks in Nerja
cave (Malaga province, Southern Spain). Analyses were conducted on charcoal splinters …