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ESR response in tooth enamel to high-resolution CT scanning

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Grun, Rainer
Athreya, Sheela
Raj, Rachna
Patnaik, Rajeev

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High-resolution CT scanning of teeth with a resolution on the 20 to 30 μm scale introduces doses in the range of 250 to 420 Gy in the tooth enamel. If the induced doses cannot be precisely estimated, subsequent ESR dating analysis becomes impossible. Con

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Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences

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2037-12-31