The great discovery of the C14 method

In 1947 Willard Frank Libby creates the method of radiocarbon dating which allows you to determine, with a good approximation, the epoch of any object that contains carbon , therefore of any organism that lived even tens of thousands of years ago.

Knowing the half-life of Carbon 14 (or radiocarbon), you can evaluate the time elapsed since the death of the organism.
The impact of the radiocarbon dating technique on the life of modern man has made it one of the most significant discoveries of the twentieth century.
No other scientific method has revolutionized the understanding of man not only of its present, but also of events that occurred thousands of years ago.

The oldest known design

The first Postal System

The Great Depression:The Wrath of the Farmers
Both parties are also having trouble getting in touch with the Farmers Holidpay Association, a powerful farmers union that is trying to get the government to maintain agricultural prices by stockpiling crops and other actions leading to their removal from sale in the market. In the corn-growing regi
After the Great War
Ammunitionettes While France did not expect the war to drag on and the men were all at the front, the year 1914 ran out of ammunition. The solution that was found to make them again was to mobilize the women to do the work that their husbands would have done themselves if they had not been mobilize
Dardanelles:The Great Mayhem
On April 25, in the early hours of dawn, the landing begins. Lets leave history for a moment to take a closer look at what the survivors called the hell of Gallipoli, and follow the ANZAC attacking Gaba-Tépé. The bugle sounds the gathering in the passageways of the battleship Prince of Wales. The d
19. The Sad End of the Great Roman Empire
The Partition of the Western Empire by Romulus Augustus In AD 474, the Emperor Leo (I) of Constantinople recognized Julius Nieppo as co-emperor of the Roman Empire and appointed him as the ruler of Rome, but shortly after Julius Nieppo fell ill and took advantage of this opportunity. In .475, a Rom