The new IntCal20 calibration curve has been published, or is being published shortly and covers a wider timespan with increased detail: https://doi.org/10.1017/RDC.2020.22
The methodology to obtain the has been updated so, according to the authors:
the construction methodology provides not just a single potential 14C history but rather a large set of possible histories, each of which we call a realization. The published IntCal20 curve is a summary of all of these individual plausible histories— the posterior mean and variance of a large collection of realizations at each calendar age independently. These curve summaries provide the correct calibrated age for a single individual determination in a fast and efficient manner
I couldn't find the published IntCal20 curve however.
The new IntCal20 calibration curve has been published, or is being published shortly and covers a wider timespan with increased detail: https://doi.org/10.1017/RDC.2020.22
The methodology to obtain the has been updated so, according to the authors:
> the construction methodology provides not just a single potential 14C history but rather a large set of possible histories, each of which we call a realization. The published IntCal20 curve is a summary of all of these individual plausible histories— the posterior mean and variance of a large collection of realizations at each calendar age independently. These curve summaries provide the correct calibrated age for a single individual determination in a fast and efficient manner
I couldn't find the published IntCal20 curve however.
steko
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The new IntCal20 calibration curve has been published, or is being published shortly and covers a wider timespan with increased detail: https://doi.org/10.1017/RDC.2020.22
The methodology to obtain the has been updated so, according to the authors:
I couldn't find the published IntCal20 curve however.
It was released today!
Thank you!
See #11