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Lodz Radiocarbon Dates I

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 July 2016

Andrzej Kanwiszer  and
Pawel Trzeciak
Andrzej Kanwiszer
Affiliation:
Archaeological and Ethnographical Museum in Lódź, 91-415 Lódź, pl Wolności 14, Poland
Pawel Trzeciak
Affiliation:
Archaeological and Ethnographical Museum in Lódź, 91-415 Lódź, pl Wolności 14, Poland
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The Radiocarbon Laboratory of the Archaeological and Ethnographical Museum in Lódź was established to meet the growing demand for radiocarbon dating of archaeologic and geologic samples. The liquid scintillation technique based on the Polish liquid scintillation counter with a single photomultiplier began operation in 1966. The base for the measurements was ethylbenzene. In 1974 new facilities for the determination of radiocarbon assays were installed. The proportional counter and the electronics supplied by Nuclear Enterprises became routine counting equipment two years later.

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Radiocarbon , Volume 26 , Issue 1 , 1984 , pp. 111 - 126
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