Tephrochronology and Its Application¶
Lowe, D. J. (2011). Tephrochronology and Its Application: A Review. Quaternary Geochronology, 6(2), 107-153.
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Domain-specific¶
- Explosive Eruption
- Tephrochronology and archaeology — distal tephra layers (Toba, Laacher See, Minoan Santorini) are isochronous marker horizons
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“As well as providing isochrons for palaeoenvironmental and archaeological reconstructions,”
- Tephrochronology and archaeology — distal tephra layers (Toba, Laacher See, Minoan Santorini) are isochronous marker horizons
Mechanisms¶
- Marker-Horizon Correlation
- The named discipline of dating events by their volcanic ash layers — tephrochronology — exists precisely because a well-fingerprinted horizon is one of the most powerful correlation tools available.
This sourceDefines tephrochronology as using fingerprinted volcanic-ash horizons to link, date, and synchronize sequences or events.
- The named discipline of dating events by their volcanic ash layers — tephrochronology — exists precisely because a well-fingerprinted horizon is one of the most powerful correlation tools available.
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