The fact that the oldest Camel bones discovered are dated to the 10th century BCE does not logically lead to the conclusion that no older
domesticated camel bones exist.
Not exact matches
According to the article, they know that
domesticated camels didn't appear until the end of the 10th century BCE because they looked at all the copper mines, and found lots of
camel bones, but none of them had evidence of carrying heavy loads until then.
That the arbitrary carbon dating test, purportedly used to estimate the age of some
camels bones, can also tell these «scientists» if the
camels were or not «
domesticated».
Using radiocarbon dating of
camel bones that showed signs of having carried heavy loads, Israeli archaeologists have dated the earliest
domesticated camels to the end of the 10th century BCE.
So using radio carbon dating they found
camel bones that were from the 10th century BC, OK how does this prove anything about if
camels were
domesticated much earlier or not?
They dated the
bones, but that isn't how they know they were
domesticated camels.