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Dr Richard Bates
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As an applied geoscientist I use high resolution geophysical methods to study a range of geoscientific areas in marine and terrestrial settings. Over the past 10 yrs a large part of my work has been applied to archaeology, in particular pre-history and the reconstruction of past environments and landscapes. However, following the old maxim that the present is the key to the past I also am extremely interested in using applied geophysical techniques to understanding modern environments that are rapidly changing. See the blog for more about my work.
http://geophysicistatlarge.blogspot.co.uk/
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Recent publications
1 (of 1 published available) for crb with keyword Chlorine-36 clear keyword filter. (source: University of St Andrews PURE)
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Quaternary Science Reviews
vol.150 pp.130-145
(Article)
Vincent Rinterknecht, William Austin, C. Richard Bates, Doug I Benn, james scourse, Didier Bourles, Fiona Danielle Hibbert,
Keywords: Deglaciation, Scotland, Cosmogenic exposure ages, Chlorine-36
Contact Details:
Dr Richard BatesIrvine Building
University of St Andrews
North Street
St Andrews
KY16 9AL
Fife
UK
tel: +44 01334 463997
fax: +44 01334 463949
room: 204
email: crb@st-andrews.ac.uk
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Scottish Oceans Institute
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Scottish Oceans Institute
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East Sands St Andrews
KY16 8LB
Scotland
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email: soi@st-andrews.ac.uk
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