Accelerator Mass Spectrometry's Major Contribution to Archaeology Rests in the Fact

question 20

Multiple Choice

Accelerator mass spectrometry's major contribution to archaeology rests in the fact that:

• A) it extends radiocarbon dating back to beyond the age of the oldest human ancestors
• B) it allows for the radiocarbon dating of nonorganic artifacts like stone tools
• C) it requires a much smaller sample than traditional radiocarbon dating procedures
• D) all of the above

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