- Title
- "Particle Physics" for Today's (Geo)Archaeology
- Speaker
- Ervan Garrison -- University of Georgia, Department of Geology & Anthropology
- When
- Thursday, September 13, 2012 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- Where
- 202
- Abstract
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The sub-discipline of archaeological geology aka geoarchaeology" makes use of several analytical tools based on many "particles" more common to physical inquiry. These include protons, neutrons, electrons (a close cousin - Muons) and high energy photons (x and gamma "rays").
This talk is a brief survey of the utility of these particles for answering archaeological questions with instruments in earth science departments.
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