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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2024 · 16 MIN

Episode 28 - V for Varve Dating and SHARP Community Archaeology

from Into the Dust Archaeology · host Jason

In this episode, we go through a varve dating, a powerful tool for absolute dating that surpasses even dendrochronology. Jason also will introduce you to the Sedgeford Historical and Archaeological Research Project (SHARP), a great example of community archaeology. Since the 1990's, SHARP has been excavating at an Early Medieval cemetery in Norfolk.Sorry for the lateness of this episode - major technical difficulties over here!

In this episode, we go through a varve dating, a powerful tool for absolute dating that surpasses even dendrochronology. Jason also will introduce you to the Sedgeford Historical and Archaeological Research Project (SHARP), a great example of community archaeology. Since the 1990's, SHARP has been excavating at an Early Medieval cemetery in Norfolk. Sorry for the lateness of this episode - major technical difficulties over here!

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