Letter A of ex oriente, on Φιλολoγικά/Philologica : I - preliminary to recalibrating, II - continuing the preliminary, III - explanation and results, on Creation vs. Evolution : IV - Conclusion
On the tables from their site, limiting myself to the letter A, I find carbon datings ranging: 11450 - 7280 BP = 9500 B. Chr. - 5330 B. Chr. To recalibrate this, I use my not completely trustworthy, but so far by me best trusted
Fibonacci table for rise of Carbon 14 in athmosphere.
Relevant area in that table:
10 328 av. J.-Chr. - 6449 av. J.-Chr. - 4620 av. J.-Chr. (conventional radiocarbon dating)
= 2778 av. J.-Chr. - 2599 av. J.-Chr. - 2420 av. J.-Chr. (tentative recalibration to real dates, according to table).
However, since 10 328, 6449 and 4620 B. Chr. are a bit far apart, and since carbon dates do give nicer distinctions than those, I insert intermediates to the recalibration:
10 328 | 2778 | 09 358 | 2733 |
---|---|---|---|
10 328 | 2778 | 09 358 | 2733 |
10 328 | 2778 | 09 358 | 2733 |
10 328 | 2778 | 09 358 | 2733 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
37 433 | X933 | 36 462 | X887 |
09 358 | 2733 | 09 115 | 2721 |
10 328 | 2778 | 09 358 | 2733 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
16 777 | 5377 | 17 746 | 5421 |
08 388 | 2688 | 08 873 | 2710 |
10 328 | 2778 | 09 358 | 2733 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
29 675 | X575 | 34 522 | X787 |
07 418 | 2644 | 08 630 | 2697 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
06 449 | 2599 | 10 328 | 2778 |
06 449 | 2599 | finetuned: | |
06 449 | 2599 | 09 358 | 2733 |
04 620 | 2420 | 09 115 | 2721 |
23 967 | X217 | 08 873 | 2710 |
05 991 | 2554 | 08 630 | 2697 |
06 449 | 2599 | 08 388 | 2688 |
04 620 | 2420 | rougher intervals again: | |
11 069 | 5019 | 07 418 | 2644 |
05 534 | 2509 | 06 449 | 2599 |
06 449 | 2599 | 05 991 | 2554 |
04 620 | 2420 | 05 534 | 2509 |
04 620 | 2420 | 05 077 | 2465 |
04 620 | 2420 | 04 620 | 2420 |
20 309 | 9859 | ||
05 077 | 2465 | ||
04 620 | 2420 |
To the left I do the main insertion between the three dates, inserting three quarter distanced dates in between, and to the right, I fine tune one of these by inserting further quart distanced dates.
This will then be applied to the tables from ex oriente, as said, limiting myself to letter A. Stay tuned, I might be able to finish this next week.
Hans Georg Lundahl
Nanterre UL
Ember Saturday of Lent
20.II.2016
Site ex oriente: http://www.exoriente.org/
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