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# ** Please acknowledge the contributors, the International     **
# ** Multiproxy Paleofire Database, and and the North American  **
# ** Pollen Database when using these data.                     **
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# Site name:      Sagehen Marsh
#
# Place:          USA:Colorado
# Latitude:       37.28.26N      (  37.473889)
# Longitude:      108.30.14W     (-108.503889)
# Elevation(m):   2085
# Sigle:          SAGEHEN3
# Entity name:    core III
# Contact person: Petersen, K.L.
# Entity notes:   Core is discontinuous, cores I & II separate entities.
#
# Radiocarbon dates:
#   Depth   Thk     Age   SDup   SDlo  Lab no.    Basis  Material
#   155.0    10    5560     90     90  Beta-3824    L    marsh sediments
#
# Chron name:     NAPD 1
# Age model:      linear interpolation
# Age bounds:     5560 - 5750
# Chron notes:    Chron uses one C14 date and one sediment stratigraphy date.
#
# Age basis:
#   Depth   Thk     Age  AgeUp  AgeLo  RCode
#   155.0    10    5560   5740   5390   C14
#   228.0     1    5750   5800   5700   POL
#
# Publications:   Petersen, K.L. 1985. Palynology in Montezuma County,
#                 southwestern Colorado: the local history of the Pinyon Pine
#                 (Pinus edulis). AASP Contribution Series No. 16:47-62.
#
#                 Petersen, K.L. 1994. A warm and wet Little Climatic Optimum
#                 and a cold and dry Little Ice Age in the southern Rocky
#                 Mountains, U.S.A. Climatic Change 26:243-269.
#
#                 Petersen, K.L. 1984. Man and environment in the Dolores
#                 River Valley, SE Colorado: some pollen evidence. American
#                 Quaternary Association, Eighth Meeting, Program and
#                 Abstracts, 13-15 August 1984, University of Colorado,
#                 Boulder, p102.
#
#                 Petersen, K.L. 1985. The history of the marsh in Sagehen
#                 Flats: the pollen record. Pages 229-238 in K.L. Petersen,
#                 V.L. Clay, M.H. Matthews, and S.W. Neusius, compilers.
#                 Chapter 22. Dolores Archeological Program: Studies in
#                 Environmental Archaeology, U.S. Department of Interior,
#                 Bureau of Reclamation, Science and Engineering Center,
#                 Denver, Colorado, USA.
#
# Pollen counts from this site are available via the North American Pollen
# Database at: http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/napd.html
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        1       Depth (cm)
        2       Age (YrBP)
	3	Charcoal fragments (25-50 µm)
	4	Charcoal fragments (50-100 µm)
	5	Charcoal fragments (>100 µm)
155.5,5561.3,4558,523,34
164,5583.4,5500,601,70
173,5606.8,1994,209,13
180,5625.1,561,43,10
189,5648.5,689,22,70
197,5669.3,1664,107,12
206,5692.7,6360,243,49
212,5708.4,2502,70,42
220,5729.2,6638,236,30
227.5,5748.7,2900,38,18