Scientists take samples of the carbon remaining in the fossil. They then use a form of carbon dating to determine its age. (it doesn't have to be a fossil, it could be any ancient remain, even a skull from fifty years ago, or a plate from the 1700's. Just wanted to clarify that a little bit more!)
How do archaeologists date fossils ? archaeologist can date fossills by seeingf how deep down it is in the ground [ checking how many layers ] , scientists can use radio-active dating, and compare a fossil that they know the exact date that it was from compare the looks and tell by that
Archaeologists use fossils to scan the way of living of the past people.
To learn about the past.
How do archaeologists date fossils ? archaeologist can date fossills by seeingf how deep down it is in the ground [ checking how many layers ] , scientists can use radio-active dating, and compare a fossil that they know the exact date that it was from compare the looks and tell by that
Archaeologists dig up fossils!
People that study artefacts are called archaeologists. However people who study fossils are known as palaeontologists.
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Because they tell them what sort of animals where around at the time.
They dig for fossils or artifacts to figure out what early humans used for tools or their culture or how the shape of their bones were
well the fossils are trace fossils so we are gonna have too go with trace fossils cause it seems like it knows were it is located the print and the hard rock that has been some places for millions and millions of years.
They search, dig and many of them, if not all of them also find relics such as ruins of ancient cities and fossils of various creatures.
to date a rock layer and other fossils within that layer