Dose determination on tooth enamel fragments from two human fossils

Robertson, Steve; Grun, Rainer

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Dose determination on tooth enamel fragments from two human fossils

Date

2000

Authors

Robertson, Steve

Grun, Rainer

Publisher

Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

Abstract

The ESR dose values of two human tooth enamel fragments were measured in 10° steps with an automated goniometer. ESR spectra were deconvoluted using four Gaussian peaks. The central region of the spectra is interfered with by at least one additional line