A comprehensive re-investigation on the chronology of the Javanese fossil hominids
对爪哇原始人类化石年代的全面重新调查
基本信息
- 批准号:13440255
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- 金额:$ 7.42万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2001 至 2003
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The present research was designed to reconsider the antiquity of the Javanese hominid fossils and to develop a chronological framework for the evolutionary histories of Homo erectus in Jawa, and the following investigations have been made.1.Series of sediment samples for dating have been collected with checking their stratigraphic positions from hominid fossil bearing formatins in Central and East Jawa.2.Petrographic analyses and pilot dating using argon-40/argon-39 and fission-track methods on the tephra samples, have shown that some tephras are practical for chronometric dating, but a large number of tephra layers may not feasible for dating due to detrital mineral contaminants.3.The properties of diallyl phthalate (DAP) resin were studied with reference to its use as an external detector in fission-track dating. And also zeta calibration values for fission-track dating with this more useful plastic detector have been reported.4.A paleomagnetic study was carried out on hominid fossil bearing sediments in Central and East Jawa, which has given new data for the Sangiran area and additional data supporting the previous results on Mojokerto, and also preliminary data for Sambungmacan.5.Stratigraphic allocation of some hominid fossils from Jawa without sufficient context for provenance has been assisted by using a new geochemical approach by multielement analyses of bone using inductively coupled plasma spectrometry, in company with the fluorine assay.
The present research was designed to reconsider the antiquity of the Javanese hominid fossils and to develop a chronological framework for the evolutionary histories of Homo erectus in Jawa, and the following investigations have been made.1.Series of sediment samples for dating have been collected with checking their stratigraphic positions from hominid fossil bearing formatins in Central and East Jawa.2.Petrographic analyses and使用Argon-40/Argon-39和tephra样品上的裂变方法的试验性约会表明,某些tephras对于计时性约会是实用的,但是大量的Tephra层可能是由于Detralital污染物而导致的。约会。以及通过此更有用的塑料探测器的裂变轨道日期的Zeta校准值。4。对中央和东贾瓦的人类化石沉积物进行了古磁性研究,该研究为Sangiran地区提供了新的数据,并提供了有关Mojokerto的先前数据的其他数据,并提供了Sambiminal的其他数据。通过使用电感耦合的等离子体光谱法对骨骼进行多元分析,通过使用氟分析的骨骼对骨骼进行多元分析,可以通过使用新的地球化学方法来帮助来自Jawa的化石。
项目成果
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Kondo, M: "Stratigraphic Allocation of the Meganthropus B Mandible from the Sangiran Area, Central Jawa, Indonesia"Anthropological Science. 111・4. 407 (2003)
Kondo, M:“印度尼西亚中爪哇桑吉兰地区巨人类 B 下颌骨的地层分布”人类学科学 111・4 (2003)。
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Hyodo, M.: "Paleomagnetic dates of hominid remains from Yuanmou, China, and other Asian sites"Journal of Human Evolution. (印刷中). (2002)
Hyodo, M.:“中国元谋和其他亚洲遗址的原始人类遗骸的古地磁年代”,人类进化杂志(2002 年出版)。
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Yoshioka, T.: "Use of diallyl phthalate detector for fission-track dating"Fission Track News Letter. 15. 1-8 (2002)
Yoshioka, T.:“使用邻苯二甲酸二烯丙酯探测器进行裂变径迹测年”裂变径迹新闻通讯。
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Danhara, T.: "Zeta calibration valuse for fission track dating with a diallyl phthalate detector"J.Geol.Soc.Japan. 109. 665-668 (2003)
Danhara, T.:“使用邻苯二甲酸二烯丙酯探测器进行裂变径迹测年的 Zeta 校准值”J.Geol.Soc.Japan。
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Sudijono: "Stratigraphic allocation of the hominid frontal bone fragment (Bp94O8) from Sangiran by the multielement approach"Geological Research and Development Centre (Bandung) Special Publication. 27. 81-85 (2001)
Sudijono:“通过多元素方法对来自桑吉兰的原始人类额骨碎片(Bp94O8)进行地层分配”地质研究与发展中心(万隆)特别出版物。
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