scientific archaeological study · src_docter_et_al_2006_carthage
Radiocarbon Dates of Animal Bones in the Earliest Levels of Carthage
Roald F. Docter, Hans Georg Niemeyer, Albert J. Nijboer, Johannes van der Plicht · 2006
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- Type
- scientific archaeology book chapter
- Publication
- 557–577
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- relationship Utica — earlier secure horizon than — CarthageEvidence confidence: highinforms · dates · Earliest Carthage radiocarbon results
Provides the comparison horizon.
- date assertion Carthage — date assertioninforms · provides chronology · pp. 557–577; earliest-level animal bone radiocarbon dates
Provides later ninth- to early eighth-century dates.
- event Earliest excavated radiocarbon horizon at CarthageEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides chronology · pp. 557–577; sample contexts and radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest-level date range and contextual cautions.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides chronology · pp. 557–577; sample contexts and radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest-level date range and contextual cautions.
- entity CarthageEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides chronology · pp. 557–577; earliest-level animal bone radiocarbon dates
Provides later ninth- to early eighth-century dates.
- date assertion Earliest excavated radiocarbon horizon at Carthage — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides chronology · pp. 557–577; sample contexts and radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest-level date range and contextual cautions.
- date assertion Earliest excavated horizon at Carthage — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides scientific dates · Animal-bone radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest excavated chronology.
- event Earliest excavated horizon at CarthageEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides scientific dates · Animal-bone radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest excavated chronology.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides scientific dates · Animal-bone radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest excavated chronology.
- relationship Earliest excavated horizon at Carthage — occurred at or affected — Cyprus eastern Mediterranean maritime interaction zoneEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides scientific dates · Animal-bone radiocarbon results
Provides the earliest excavated chronology.
- myth interpretation Carthage 814/813 BCE as Classical foundation chronologyEvidence confidence: very highsupports · dates · pp. 557–577
Provides the archaeological radiocarbon range.
- claim Carthage’s 814/813 BCE foundation tradition must remain separate from the range of its earliest excavated radiocarbon dates.Evidence confidence: near certainsupports · dates · pp. 557–577
Provides the earliest-level radiocarbon dates.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: very highsupports · dates · pp. 557–577
Provides the archaeological radiocarbon range.
- relationship Research record — proposed memory ofEvidence confidence: very highsupports · dates · pp. 557–577
Provides the archaeological radiocarbon range.
- relationship Research record — proposed memory ofEvidence confidence: very highsupports · dates · pp. 557–577
Provides the archaeological radiocarbon range.
- claim The earliest Phoenician horizon must be dated separately at Utica, Carthage, Lixus, and other North African sites.Evidence confidence: very highsupports · supports · Carthage earliest-level radiocarbon results
Provides a later ninth-century horizon at Carthage.