Radiocarbon dates, offshore Canada
Radiocarbon dates are derived from organic samples collected through marine and coastal expeditions of the Geological Survey of Canada Atlantic and Pacific. These efforts were conducted primarily to better understand the spatial and temporal coverage of sediments and seabed-fast marine ice during the last deglaciation. The quality of these data varies - ranging from imprecise bulk samples and more accurate AMS estimates derived from single shell fragments. These data are ordered in the menu in 1000 year divisions. By default, only conventional radiocarbon ages are displayed, and reservoir-corrected and measured ages are hidden.
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Date Created
2019-11-20
Date Published
2020-03-31
Temporal Coverage
1972-12-31 - Present
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seafloor sediment, radiocarbon date, accelerator mass spectrometry, geology, ocean floor, sediments
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