Term: chronometric age remarks (chrono_age_remarks)
Notes or comments about the earliest_chrono_age and latest_chrono_age. Can be used to give additional information about how date(s) were obtained, and/or point to original publication(s) describing specific protocol specified in chrono_age_protocol. For example, it can be useful to specify confidence and/or accuracy of reported date, radiocarbon ID or lab code(s), etc.
URI: MIXS:0001380
Properties
- Range: String
- Cardinality: 0..1 recommended
Examples
| Value |
|---|
| radiocarbon dating, calibrated with OxCal v4.3 with 95% confidence interval |
| based on proxy dating from other bone samples of stratigraphic layer |
| a coin found in the burial was from the 3rd century was found in the mouth of the skeleton |
| age taken from previous publication Doe et al. 2019 |
| radiocarbon age ID: OxA-12345 |
| https://doi.org/10.1017/RDC.2018.14 |
LinkML Source
name: chrono_age_remarks
description: Notes or comments about the earliest_chrono_age and latest_chrono_age.
Can be used to give additional information about how date(s) were obtained, and/or
point to original publication(s) describing specific protocol specified in `chrono_age_protocol`.
For example, it can be useful to specify confidence and/or accuracy of reported
date, radiocarbon ID or lab code(s), etc.
title: chronometric age remarks
examples:
- value: radiocarbon dating, calibrated with OxCal v4.3 with 95% confidence interval
- value: based on proxy dating from other bone samples of stratigraphic layer
- value: a coin found in the burial was from the 3rd century was found in the mouth
of the skeleton
- value: age taken from previous publication Doe et al. 2019
- value: 'radiocarbon age ID: OxA-12345'
- value: https://doi.org/10.1017/RDC.2018.14
in_subset:
- nucleic acid sequence source
from_schema: https://w3id.org/mixs
close_mappings:
- chrono:chronometricAgeRemarks
rank: 1000
slot_uri: MIXS:0001380
alias: chrono_age_remarks
domain_of:
- Ancient
range: string
required: false
recommended: true
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