Asked by keanna
I need help finding the BP ages of :
(when the present year is 1950)
Giant Sequoia tree rings from California. Date: 979 ± 52 years BCE
Cedar of Lebanon fragments from funeral boat of Egyptian King Sesostris III. Date: 1843 ± 50 years BC
and the BP dates of:
(assuming this is 1999)
Pleistocene mammoth bone from La Brea Tar Pits of Los Angeles, California. Age: 12,200 ± 35 years
Cottage roof timber from Ireland. Date: 906 ± 35 years
(when the present year is 1950)
Giant Sequoia tree rings from California. Date: 979 ± 52 years BCE
Cedar of Lebanon fragments from funeral boat of Egyptian King Sesostris III. Date: 1843 ± 50 years BC
and the BP dates of:
(assuming this is 1999)
Pleistocene mammoth bone from La Brea Tar Pits of Los Angeles, California. Age: 12,200 ± 35 years
Cottage roof timber from Ireland. Date: 906 ± 35 years
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
1950 - 979 = 971 BP
Calculate the others the same way.
Calculate the others the same way.
Answered by
keanna
oh sorry that one is BCE the first question
Answered by
jose
1950 + 979 = 2929
1950 + 1843 = 3793
1950 + 1843 = 3793
Answered by
Tunisha
Pleistocene mammoth bone from La Brea Tar Pits of Los Angeles, California. Age: 12,200 ± 35 years
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