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Archaeological science

relative dating of bones from the same deposit by the fluorine they absorb from groundwater over time, used here on Piltdown.

In archaeological science, fluorine dating refers to relative dating of bones from the same deposit by the fluorine they absorb from groundwater over time, used here on Piltdown. This meaning comes from Oakley (1950) in Nature.[1]

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Oakley, K. P., & Hoskins, C. R. (1950). New Evidence on the Antiquity of Piltdown Man. Nature, 165(4193), 379-382. https://doi.org/10.1038/165379a0

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