
Methods
St. Victor Petroglyph Site Dates 2,100 Years
Radiocarbon dating of bone samples from pits beneath the St. Victor petroglyph cliff in Saskatchewan yields dates of A.D. 900 and 120 B.C., indicating site use as far back as 2,100 years ago.
Every Archaeology story tagged radiocarbon.

Radiocarbon dating of bone samples from pits beneath the St. Victor petroglyph cliff in Saskatchewan yields dates of A.D. 900 and 120 B.C., indicating site use as far back as 2,100 years ago.