C14 question

[Marc Berger]

going for three phases and taking averages, ignoring the first date 540 as a phase in its own, something's happening like a rugby match around 380 which if you ignore leaves 465 where something like a football tournament is happening. Bring back in 380 and call it slightly less than 465, add a gregorian calendar, arabic numerals, consider a bit of duodecimal systems and the venerable Bede and it might be 3 or 4 days before or after a Tuesday. With a bit more knowledge about what distribution you are using and based on all the dates coming from a single cell living at the bottom of the sea off Greenland and the answer is 42....minuets plus or minus. What I would like to know is how you got so many dates out of a single cell found off the edge of Greenland at the bottom of a deep ocean and then if you did why is it relevant? or it could be that you have as many phases as dates as samples taken...did they all come from ditches and if they did, did you only have one ditch on site......I note that there is a gap between the dates which could be the big bang. You might like to try adding the coordinates between these dates, 3d if possible

ps why is the last date frontbackto?


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