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" The good, the bad, the weird": stone age and early metal period radiocarbon dates and chronology from the Karelian Isthmus, North-West Russia

Seitsonen O., Nordqvist K., Gerasimov D. V., Lisitsyn S. N.

Geochronometria

2012

Vol. 39, no. 2

101-121

In this paper all the Stone Age and Early Metal Period (ca. 8600 cal BC - 300 AD) radio-carbon dates from the Karelian Isthmus, Russia, are compiled and their archaeological usability assessed using a set of evaluation principles. The quality of radiometric dates from such a large area has rarely been methodologically examined in Finnish or North-West Russian archaeology, and is applied here for the first time on the present material. Special attention is given to the discussion on the defi-ciencies and limitations of the current data. Based on the 81 dates evaluated as useful, a tentative ra-diocarbon chronology is presented for the study area. This is generally in sequence with the chronolo-gies of the nearby areas, but suggests some differences especially towards the end of Stone Age, as well as the presence of biases caused by taphonomic and research-related factors.

The radiocarbon datings of the Stone Age - Early Metal period on the karelian isthmus

Timofeev V. I., Zaitseva G., Lavento M., Dolukhanov P., Halinen P.

Geochronometria

2004

Vol. 23

93-99

During the last years the investigations of Stone Age and Early Metal sites on the Karelian Isthmus were much intensified. Presently, about 180 archaeological sites belonging to these periods are recorded. A considerable part of these sites have been found and investigated by joint cooperative efforts of Russian and Finnish archaeologists. 12 sites of Mesolithic, Neolithic and Early Metal ages are characterized by 30 radiocarbon dates. Several dates were obtained from the sites of prolonged duration and with a mixed stratigraphy, which makes them less reliable. This article includes the catalogue of 14C dates and the information regarding their attribution.