Sentences with phrase «of camel bones»

«Using radiocarbon dating of camel bones» AND your positive every camel's bones that ever existed before the 10th Cent has been found and examined?

«Using radiocarbon dating of camel bones that showed signs of having carried heavy loads».

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.

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.

If there is one piece of evidence that would cause me to reject and denounce my Christian faith it is that» Using radiocarbon dating of camel bones that showed signs of carrying heavy loads...»

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».

Not exact matches

Just as suddenly, you're on the bone - dry plains of Somalia where camels graze and where your guide sadly comments how, «We used to have four seasons,» because what is now below your feet isn't a fertile field, but sand and endless drought.

More importantly, the site of these bones was a copper mine, where camels were loaded to their limit.

The article stated that older bones of camels before the tenth century did not show signs that they were used for load baring.

Now, this new evidence shows that particular bone fossil of a later camel show a load stress.

These camel bones however are within the last 4,000 years and thus we can reliably accept the dates with a very small margin of error.

Along with traditional educational exhibits like dinosaur bones and a planetarium, there's also a zipline park, an interactive «mining sluice,» petting zoo, camel rides and, of course, a Noah's Cafe.

Considering the proportions of the bone fragments, the camel was a giant, probably about 2.7 meters tall at the shoulder — almost 30 % larger than its modern relatives are.

Right, the shards pieced together formed part of a single camel tibia bone 30 percent larger than a modern camel tibia.

When the town became the summer capital in 1864, the 1200 mile journey from Calcutta, any combination of horse, camel, elephant, bullock cart or sedan chair took five bone - rattling days.

Eric van Hove - Mahjouba I, 2016 - Mixed media (13 materials): Red copper, yellow copper, camel bones, cider wood, resin, tin, recycled brass, recycled aluminium, goat skin, Chinese electronics and electric parts, battery & magnets - 200 x 70 x 113 cm - edition of 3

Her large - scale shamanistic sculptures of bones and feathers, and her films of camels and birds in motion show the eye of an anatomist and an anthropologist, but they were also sculptural and painterly studies that sought to rethink sculpture in a radical, intellectual way.

Not only is the use of camels being promoted but also its by - products such as camel milk, camel leather handbags and camel bone jewellery.