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    Traditionally,radiocarbon Dating Techniques Required Approximately 10-20 Grams of Wood or Charcoal.A
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Traditionally,radiocarbon dating techniques required approximately 10-20 grams of wood or charcoal.A few radiocarbon laboratories using the accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS)are now able to work with samples as small as 5-10 milligrams.

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