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Title: Radiocarbon dating has precision of +/-1800 years at best
Review: There are a host of problems with radiocarbon dating. It assumes the isotope always decayed at the same rate. You simply cannot make those assumptions and call yourself a scientist. In many instances, items with known dates were given to several labs to be tested and the dates came back way off. So far off, in fact, to make radiodating a joke. It also does not take into consideration a different prehistoric atmosphere which would inhibit the sun's radiation from hitting the earth, thereby making radiocarbondating extremely tentative.It relies on too many assumptions to make it scientifically accurate.
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