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Bones, rocks and stars : the science of when things happened / Chris Turney

This guide explores the scientific methods used to date historical objects and events, including carbon dating and DNA sequencing. It examines case studies from human evolution to the pyramids to demonstrate how researchers reconstruct the chronology of the past.

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vernon_accession 12207
vernon_id 19327
vernon_slug bones-rocks-and-stars-the-science-of-when-things-happened-chris-turney
vernon_authors Chris Turney
vernon_tags Environmental sciences, Science, History, Archaeology, Physical sciences, Landforms, Earth (Planet) -- Surface, Inner planets, Planets, Solar system, Physics, Fossils, Earth sciences, Burial, Archaeological dating, Archaeology -- Methodology, Geology, Radiocarbon dating, Tombs, Paleontology, Historical geology, Volcanoes, Pyramids, Taphonomy, Geochronometry, Time measurements, Physical measurements, Mathematical physics
vernon_production_date 2006
vernon_brief_description Popular science account of dating pyramids, medieval forgeries and old bones, each example outlines a different method of dating the past.
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vernon_isbn_issn 9781403985996
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