| These hypotheses are tested with a combination of radiocarbon dating and thermoluminescence dating. |
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| Perhaps one of the best-known techniques is thermoluminescence, which is used on ceramic works. |
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| Scientists testing old occupation sites by thermoluminescence have suggested an Aboriginal presence of up to 60000 years. |
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| There are various techniques for measuring doses: photographs, thermoluminescence or trace detection. |
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| A thermoluminescence test has confirmed an identical composition of the lid and the body. |
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| The thermoluminescence method has been used with success all over the world for a number of decades. |
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| People who work in high radiation work environments are using an EPD as a complementary tool in addition to thermoluminescence dosimeters. |
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| A new study focusing on the optimization of the thermoluminescence technique. |
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| Because of this feature, thermoluminescence has been exploited as a means of dating various minerals and archaeological artifacts. |
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| Many minerals heated at hundreds of degrees emit luminescence, so that thermoluminescence has been used initially in geology, archeological dating and radiation dosimetry. |
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| Radiocarbon and thermoluminescence dating ofprehistoric sites in Hungary and Yugoslavia. |
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| Like thermoluminescence, the term electroluminescence includes several distinct phenomena, a common feature of which is that light is emitted by an electrical discharge in gases, liquids, and solid materials. |
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| His doctoral thesis, completed for the University of Birmingham in 1940, contained his original formulation of the electron-trap theory of phosphorescence and thermoluminescence. |
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| The good news for her, then, is that, according to Richard E. Stone, a conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it is nearly impossible to date porcelain accurately using thermoluminescence. |
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| Archeology spreads from prehistory to nowadays. Thanks to archeological digs remains from the past are reappearing: bones, pieces of pottery, tools They are authenticated by dating and thermoluminescence tests. |
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| According to the authors, thermoluminescence testing indicates that the artifact is not a fake, so this potential problem doesn't come up. |
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| The 1994 guidelines were written mainly with passive dosemeters in mind, noted the report, and in particular whole body photon thermoluminescence dosemeters. |
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| Thermoluminescence dating is the use of heat on archeological or geological samples to produce a light signal that is proportional to an accumulated radiation dose. |
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| Installation, Training Of Automated Thermoluminescence And Optically Stimulated Luminescence Reader Setup Conforming To Purchasers Tender Specification. |
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| Thermoluminescence monitoring reveals that storms can erode such beaches far more quickly. |
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