Radiocarbon dating is one of archaeology’s most useful tools, but it is often described as if a laboratory can place an exact year on any ancient object. The method is narrower and more interesting than that. It measures the remaining carbon-14 in material that was once alive, then uses calibration and archaeological context to estimate […]

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Two Part Seminar: Part 1 discusses Young Earth Creation, Earth's magnetic field, and related phenomena. Part 2 presents a new creation model addressing changes in Earth's axial tilt and magnetic field, including a dating of Noah's Flood.