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K-Ar ages of the Quaternary basalts in the Jeongok area, the central part of Korean Peninsula
Sunyoung Ryu,Miho Oka,Koshi Yagi,Tetsuya Sakuyama,Tetsumaru Itaya 한국지질과학협의회 2011 Geosciences Journal Vol.15 No.1
The Quaternary basalts along the Chugaryeong Fault zone in central part of the Korean Peninsula are composed of two stratigraphic units in the Jeongok area, calling the Chatan and Jeongok basalts. K-Ar analyses of the mixture of the fine-grained plagioclase and anorthoclase from the 18 basalt samples were carried out to reveal the volcanic activity of the area. The results show that the Chatan and Jeongok basalts give a uniform age, giving the weighted average ages of 0.15 ± 0.01 and 0.51 ± 0.01 Ma, respectively. This reveals the age gap between the Chatan and Jeongok basalts was 360,000 years, providing a unique volcanic history for the Quaternary volcanism. The volcanism formed the two large amounts of alkali olivine basalt flows that are similar to each other in primitive chemical composition, phenocryst composition and viscosity with an interval of 360,000 years. The results also make a time constraint on the Jeongok Paleolithic Site where the Jeongok basalt occurs below the sediments containing the Paleolithic artifacts. The age (0.51 Ma) of the Jeongok basalt provides the lower limit for the age of Paleolithic artifacts. Olivine phenocrysts from both the Chatan and Jeongok basalts have significant amount of excess argon, giving apparent older ages on the whole rock K-Ar dating by previous researchers.