Appendix 1: SFU Archaeometry Laboratory Methods

Cheryl M. Takahashi; D. Erle Nelson

doi:10.3721/037.004.s310

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Cheryl M. Takahashi,^1,* D. Erle Nelson¹

¹1Simon Fraser University, Department of Archaeology. Burnaby, Canada BC.

^*Corresponding author - c_takahashi@sfu.ca.

Abstract

The protocol for collagen extract used in the Greenland Isotope Project as discussed in the papers comprising the Journal of North Atlantic Special Volume 3, Greenland Isotope Project: Diet in Norse Greenland AD 1000–AD 1450, is described here in detail.

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Cheryl M. Takahashi and D. Erle Nelson "Appendix 1: SFU Archaeometry Laboratory Methods," Journal of the North Atlantic 2012(sp3), 134-135, (1 October 2012). https://doi.org/10.3721/037.004.s310

Published: 1 October 2012

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