Friday, 6 September 2002

WorkshopⅠⅠ
Meteoric 10Be in Environmental Systems−− Applications and Limitations to Chronological and Rate Studies−】【 The University of Tokyo】
09:00-09:50
09:50-10:00

Registration
Opening of workshop
MORNING SESSION

10:00-10:40
10:40-11:20

11:20-12:00

12:00-14:00

Applications of meteoric 10Be to earth surface process
M. J. PAVICH
Beryllium concentrations in air, water, sediment, andsoil
T. ASAMI
Dating Antarctic soils atmosphere-derived 10Be andnitrate concentrations
I. J. GRAHAM*, R. G. DITCHBUM and A.
ZONDERVEN

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Lunch break
AFTERNOON SESSION

14:00-14:20

14:20-14:40

14:40-15:00

15:00-15:30
15:30-15:50

High resolution study of the deposition of cosmogenic
10Be and 7Be in Antarctic snow
A. M. SMITH*, M. CURRAN, A. McMORROW, B. T.
SMITH, V. I. MORGAN and J. B. PEDRO
Meteoric 10Be in volcanic materials and its acidleaching behavior
A. SHIMAOKA, M. SAKAMOTO*, H. HIYAGON, H.
MATSUZAKI, I. KANEOKA and M. IMAMURA
Towards an accurate chronology for rapid climate
events in Eurasian loess by paleomagnetism, AMSmeasurement of 10Be and OSL dating
L. P. ZHOU*, H. L. GAO, K. X. LIU, J. F. ZHANG andZ. Y. GUO

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W1-6Coffee break

10Be concentration of Red soils in Southwest Japan andits possibility of dating
Y. MAEJIMA*, H. MATSUZAKI and C. NAKANO

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15:50-16:10

Changes in soil properties in a chronosequence ofsubtropical soils in Ogasawara (Bonin) Island, Japan

W1-8−Application of meteoric 10Be dating to estimate soil

16:10-16:30

16:30-16:50

17:30-20:00

age−−
H. UTAGAWA*, Y. MAEJIMA, M. HIROKI and S.
NOHARA
Accelerator Mass Spectrometry of particle bound 10Be
A. PRILLER*, M. BERGER, H. W. GÄGGELER, E.
GERASOPOULOS, P. W. KUBIK, C. SCHNABEL, L.
TOBLER, E. M. WILD, P. ZANIS and C. ZEREFOS
Distribution and transport 7Be and 10Be in theatmosphere
H. NAGAI

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W1-10

Visiting MALT and welcome reception

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Saturday, 7 September 2002

WorkshopⅡⅡ
Application of Cosmogenic Nuclides to Geoarchaeology】【 National Museum of Japanese History】
09:30-10:00
10:00-10:05

Registration
Opening
A.J.T. JULLMORNING SESSION
10:05-10:30

10:30-10:55

10:55-11:20

11:20-11:45

11:45-12:10

12:10-12:35

12:35-14:35(chairs: A.J.T. JULL and S. IVY-OCHS)
On the half-lives of long-lived radionuclides: how well
do we know our clocks
W. KUTSCHERA*, I. AHMAD, C. VOCKENHUBER
and G. WINKLER
Exposure dating of underwater rocks -Studies oflandbridges during the ice ages
K. J. KIM*, M. IMAMURA and R. C. FINKEL
The potential for using in-situ cosmogenic 14C and 10Be
for dating of artifacts and archaeological materials .
A. J. T. JULL*, J. PIGATI, N. A. LIFTON, L. R.
McHARGUE, G. S. BURR, D. LAL and M. R. WATERS
The use of cosmogenic isotopes to date stone artifacts
S. IVY-OCHS*, R. WÜST, PETER W. KUBIK, J.
SCHÄFER and C. SCHLÜCHTERA study on the development of flint mining inprehistory by means of 10Be
G. VERRI*, R. BARKAI, Y. BEN-DOV, E.
BOARETTO, C. BORDENAU, A. GOPHER, M. HASS,
M. PAUL and S. WEINERRadiocarbon marine reservoir effect on humanremains and prehistoric dietary habit
M. YONEDA*, Y. SHIBATA, M. MORITA, M. HIROTA,K. UZAWA, N. OSHIMA and Y. DODO

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Lunch break, Poster and Museum exhibition
AFTERNOON SESSION

14:35-15:00

15:00-15:25(chairs: Z. GUO and M. IMAMURA)
Simulation study of the calibration of radiocarbon
dates with serial samples
Z. GUO *, H. MA and K. LIU
Dating of the Iron Age in the Middle East
E. BOARETTO*W2-7

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15:25-15:50

15:50-16:15

16:15-16:40

Constructing Jomon chronology from multiple 14C
dates of archaeological pottery series: strategy andproblems
M. IMAMURA*, K. KOBAYASHI, M. SAKAMOTO andT. NISHIMOTO
AMS 14C age of the Upper Palaeolithic skeletons fromSungir site, Central Russian Plain
Y. V. KUZMIN*, G. S. BURR, A. J. T. JULL and L. D.
SULERZHITSKYAMS 14C age of the earliest pottery from the Russian
Far East: 1996-2002 results
A. P. DEREVIANKO, Y. V. KUZMIN*, A. J. T. JULL,G. S. BURR and J. C. KIM
14Poster(All day)C chronology of the Neolithic cultural complexes
from Sakhalin Island, Russian Far East
Y. V. KUZMIN*, S. V. GORBUNOV, A. A.
VASILEVSKY and G. S. BURR

16:40-16:45

Closing

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W2-P

M. IMAMURA
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