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Results:
- Living mollusks have had shells dated
up to 2300 years.
- New wood from living trees has been dated
at 10,000 years
- Mortar from Oxford Castle (built 785 years ago) was
dated at 7,370 years
- Seals, freshly killed, were dated 1,300 years
old. Mummified dead < 30 years old were dated 4,600 years old
- Comparison
of radiocarbon dates for artifacts of known historical age (from Egypt
for example) reveals radiocarbon years and calendar years are not
the same.
- Conflicting data is found and sometimes know to be arbitrarily
selected. D. Collins says, "It is not generally appreciated that up
to a third of all dates have to be rejected as impossible...". (Reed
CA. Animal Domestication in Prehistoric Near East, Science, 130, P1630,
1959)
- Earth's magnetic field decay. Measurements between 1835 and
present, indicate 1/2 life of magnetic field of 1,400 years. This
would have markedly effected the rate of radiocarbon formation over
time.
- Robert Whitelaw - Summary of 15,000 reports from literature
- Only 3/15,000 gave infinite dates
- Only occasional date > 50,000
years
- If very old earth, then the world wide samples should yield
20,000 undatable specimens for each datable one.
- Some coal, oil, and
methane dates < 40,000 years (produced dates of 100,000,000 years
old), but these may simply be anomalous data.
- Samples from eras >
50,000,000 years ago gave dates < 40,000 years
- Many dates of extinct
flora/fauna < 10-30,000 years.
- If arrange the 14C dates in age
order, then we would find a sharp drop off in numbers immediately
following the flood (4,500 - 4,900 years ago)
- In 500 years after creation,
no identifiable human death dates. In 450 years after the flood, only
8 human death dates.
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