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| Archaeological dating has been a part of several important, historical discoveries. Some of those discovieries include, finding the ancient city of Troy, the Minoan civilization on the island of Crete, the tomb of King Tutankhamen(aka "King Tut"), the city of Ur, and the Dead Sea scrolls. So what is so important about those historical discoveries? Well, they allow people, specifically scientist and archaeologists, to find out how old findings are. If they were to unearth an artifact that they have never seen before, they would be able to use a systematic method called |
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| archaeological dating to discover what time period the the item was from. If we are able to find out how old something is, it will be easier to find out how many things were done in years prior to our life. Along the same lines, it will also be easier to find out how cities and towns were created, and what could have been done to prevent different accidents that occured. Archaeological dating also gives us more of an in depth look at nature as well. This information is frequently found though fossils, which are "molds" of different animal bodies or skeletons, leafs, or other plants. Through these fossils, it is possible for archaeologists and scientists to determine if there were any prior species that have become extinct over the years. It also allows them to observe the many ways that animals have evolved over the years. |
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