Dino Dating Conflicts: Carbon dating suggests less than 40,000 years old.

the C14 dating in the chart in the OP shows every bone they tested to be under 39,000 years old - I am confused as to why you think a 60,000 year dating limit would be an issue in this case?

if the bones were much older wouldnt the C14 be virtually immeasurable? I dont understand why you think it would measure at a higher level and indicate the bones were younger?

it also says here link that C14 dating can be extended to 100,000 years using accelerator techniques which I believe were used in some of the tests listed in the OP

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