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I read the article and didn’t see the 12,000 years (perhaps obscured by countless irrelevant ad overlays) and wondered how does one date stone, since carbon dat
by jjtheblunt 3y ago
I read the article and didn’t see the 12,000 years (perhaps obscured by countless irrelevant ad overlays) and wondered how does one date stone, since carbon dating is irrelevant for something that didnt stop breathing and eating?
- appplication 3y agoOne way is to date the deposition of the sediment immediately surrounding the artifact. I don’t know exactly how they do this but I recall reading this was the method for some older structures that made the front page a week or two ago.