Radiocarbon dates from archaeological sites on the south coast of NewSouth Wales and the use of depth/age curves

A geomorphological study of a number of archaeological sites in southern coastal New South Wales was undertaken. The study relied heavily on the construction of depth/age curves using radiocarbon dates. This paper reports those dates from the radiocarbon laboratory at the University of NSW and the manner in which the depth/age relationships were obtained using these dates in combination with those already published from the ANU and Sydney laboratories.