Aims and scope

 
Geochronometria serves as a forum for scientists specialising in various methods of absolute chronology to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. These methods are applied across a broad range of fields, including the earth sciences, natural sciences, and archaeology.

The journal emphasises physical techniques such as radiocarbon dating, isotopic methods, and luminescence, as well as non-physical approaches like dendrochronology and varve chronology. These methods have wide-ranging applications in geology, palaeoclimatology, palaeobiology, palaeohydrology, and others.

A distinctive feature of Geochronometria is its role in facilitating the exchange of knowledge. The journal provides valuable insights into the potential and limitations of various chronological methods, encouraging the sharing of expertise to address specific scientific challenges. Additionally, it inspires the development of new ideas for the advancement and application of these chronological techniques.
 
eISSN:1897-1695
ISSN:1733-8387
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