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Nadooshan F K, Rezae A H, Hejabri Noubari A R, Farajzadeh M. X- Ray Florescence Spectroscopy of Holocene Sediment of Shushtar Plain. JHS 2011; 2 (4) :169-181
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X- Ray Florescence Spectroscopy of Holocene Sediment of Shushtar Plain
F. K. Nadooshan 1, A. H. Rezae2 , A. R Hejabri Noubari1 , M. Farajzadeh3
1- Associated Professor, Dept. of Archaeology, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran
2- Ph.D. Student, Dept. of Archaeology, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran
3- Associated Professor, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran
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Archaeology with the help of other sciences in this era has been applied to solve the ancient environment and settlement of ancient sites. On the other hand, the high expenditure of interdisciplinary research for solving the environmental archaeology research takes less attention in the field of archaeological science. Meanwhile, chemical analysis, which gives information about the depth of soil in archaeological sites, needs suitable laboratory methods that, can provide much helpfal data to recognize the archaeological layers. These data also helped us to find the exact place of archaeological settlement in the Shusthar plain. Archaeological dating showed that the Shushtar plain was occupied in last phase of Holocene seven thousands before by the seasonally migrating people. In this article, the use of XRF chemical spectroscopy with AMS dating guided us to construct the ancient environment and environment development in the Shushtar plain in the Holocene period?
Keywords: Spectroscopy, Sediment, Holocene, Shushtar, Khuzestan
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Published: 2011/04/20
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