Beta Analytic Promotes Radiocarbon Dating Services at 40th MAAC Annual Meeting

Miami-based Beta Analytic Inc. is participating at this year’s Annual Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference as a sponsor. Currently underway at the Clarion Resort Fontainebleu Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland, the four-day event features the latest researches on archaeological sites found in the US Mid-Atlantic region. The conference started on March 17, 2011.

At this year’s plenary session, Elizabeth Meade (AKRF) and Nichole Doub (Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab) will present data on the excavation, analysis, and care of the remains of a late 18th or early 19th century ship unearthed at the World Trade Center.

The annual MAAC includes three days of paper presentation as well as discussion groups, workshops, business meetings, and other social events. Papers presented at the conference are published in the Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology edited by Dr. Roger Moeller.

The annual meetings are organized by the Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference, Inc. based in Delaware. The non-profit organization aims to provide a forum for archaeologists to exchange knowledge on the archaeology of the Middle Atlantic region.

Beta Analytic’s Radiocarbon Dating Services

The ISO/IEC 17025:2005-accredited radiocarbon dating lab provides high-quality radiometric and AMS dating with fast turnaround times and excellent customer service. Lab results are accessible online. The lab’s clients have an online archive of their results, which includes images of their samples at different stages of the analysis.

Beta Analytic is the world’s largest professional radiocarbon dating lab with offices and representatives in North Sydney, Australia; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Beijing, China; New Delhi, India; Nagoya, Japan; and London, UK.