Tas Walker and Myself on C14 : Glacial Maximum and End · Interim III, Flood to Abraham with Syncellus · Continuing Interim III to Joseph in Egypt · Comparing Three Roads from Seven Cows to Seven Trumpets
St. Jerome
If Djoser had been dated by Cambridge halflife to 2800 BC in 1950, the remaining C-14 would have been 56.293 %. A full Cambridge half life is however further back.
However, as usual, this presumes that the C-14 content back then was c. 100% of the present value.
Also, the Libby date is off, so instead of 4750 years, 4892,5 years. 4892 years gives a content of 55.334 %.
Why is this important?
Well, Djoser, as well as Neferkasokar seem to be Joseph's pharao. ... This means that carbon dated 2800 BC = 1728 or rather less, later, BC. ... Carbon dated 2800 = 1709. ... The carbon content in Joseph's time when Jacob died was therefore about 87.636 pmc.
This Morning I Read it's 77 and 68 Years of Radiocarbon
http://creavsevolu.blogspot.com/2017/02/this-morning-i-read-its-77-and-68-years.html
Syncellus
- XXXVII 1901 BC
- 89.685 pmc : 2801
- Jacob +
- 1881 BC
Continuing Interim III to Joseph in Egypt
http://creavsevolu.blogspot.com/2017/06/continuing-interim-iii-to-joseph-in.html
Correcting error carbon dated 2800 BC = 1881 BC. 920 extra years, 89.468 pmc.
2801
1881
0920
Ussher, cited in Haydock comment:
Year of the World 2315, Year before Christ 1689.
GENESIS - Chapter 49
Haydock's Catholic Bible Commentary, 1859 edition
http://haydock1859.tripod.com/id376.html
2800
1635
1165
Carbon dated 2800 BC = 1635 BC, 1165 extra years and that means 86.855 pmc.
Time taken according to the three:
500 BC = carbon dated 500 BC, no extra years, 100 pmc.
1881 | 1709 | 1635 | ||
0501 | 0509 | 0505 | ||
1380 | 1200 | 1130 |
Real dates according to Syncellus:
i 1881 BC | ij 1842 BC | iij 1802 BC | ||
iu 1763 BC | u 1723 BC | uj 1684 BC | ||
uij 1644 BC | uiij 1605 BC | ix 1566 BC | ||
x 1526 BC | xj 1487 BC | xij 1447 BC | ||
xiij 1408 BC | xiu 1368 BC | xu 1329 BC | ||
xuj 1290 BC | xuij 1250 BC | xuiij 1211 BC | ||
xix 1171 BC | xx 1132 BC | xxj 1092 BC | ||
xxij 1053 BC | xxiij 1014 BC | xxiu 974 BC | ||
xxu 935 BC | xxuj 895 BC | xxuij 856 BC | ||
xxuiij 816 BC | xxix 777 BC | xxx 738 BC | ||
xxxj 698 BC | xxxij 659 BC | xxxiij 619 BC | ||
xxxiu 580 BC | xxxu 540 BC | xxxuj 501 BC |
Extra years and percent modern carbon:
i 920 89.468 pmc | ij 894 89.75 pmc | iij 867 90.043 pmc | ||
iu 841 90.327 pmc | u 815 90.612 pmc | uj 789 90.897 pmc | ||
uij 762 91.194 pmc | uiij 736 91.482 pmc | ix 710 91.77 pmc | ||
x 683 92.07 pmc | xj 657 92.36 pmc | xij 631 92.651 pmc | ||
xiij 605 92.943 pmc | xiu 578 93.247 pmc | xu 552 93.541 pmc | ||
xuj 526 93.835 pmc | xuij 499 94.142 pmc | xuiij 473 94.439 pmc | ||
xix 447 94.736 pmc | xx 421 95.035 pmc | xxj 394 95.346 pmc | ||
xxij 368 95.646 pmc | xxiij 342 95.947 pmc | xxiu 315 96.261 pmc | ||
xxu 289 96.564 pmc | xxuj 263 96.869 pmc | xxuij 237 97.174 pmc | ||
xxuiij 210 97.492 pmc | xxix 184 97.799 pmc | xxx 158 98.107 pmc | ||
xxxj 131 98.428 pmc | xxxij 105 98.738 pmc | xxxiij 79 99.049 pmc | ||
xxxiu 53 99.361 pmc | xxxu 26 99.686 pmc | xxxuj 0 100 pmc |
Apparent carbon dates:
i 2801 BC | ij 2736 BC | iij 2669 BC | ||
iu 2604 BC | u 2538 BC | uj 2473 BC | ||
uij 2406 BC | uiij 2341 BC | ix 2276 BC | ||
x 2209 BC | xj 2144 BC | xij 2078 BC | ||
xiij 2013 BC | xiu 1946 BC | xu 1881 BC | ||
xuj 1816 BC | xuij 1749 BC | xuiij 1684 BC | ||
xix 1618 BC | xx 1553 BC | xxj 1486 BC | ||
xxij 1421 BC | xxiij 1356 BC | xxiu 1289 BC | ||
xxu 1224 BC | xxuj 1158 BC | xxuij 1093 BC | ||
xxuiij 1026 BC | xxix 961 BC | xxx 896 BC | ||
xxxj 829 BC | xxxij 764 BC | xxxiij 698 BC | ||
xxxiu 633 BC | xxxu 566 BC | xxxuj 501 BC |
Interval is about 39 and a half years (39.4285714285714286 years), after which you have 99.524 % of original
89.75 pmc - 89.468 pmc = 0.282 pmc rise
99.524 % * 89.468 pmc = 89.04213232 pmc with zero replacement
Stays 89.468 pmc with 0.42586768 pmc replacement
0.42586768 + 0.282 pmc = 0.70786768 pmc replacement
0.70786768 / 0.42586768 = 1.6621775101599633
This latter being the ratio for C14 production then to now. Note : if equal all over the time from Djoser and Joseph (according to Syncellus) to 501 BC.
As we have seen, even a ratio of 20:1 is possible without disastrous consequences. This I made clear back in October 2015, with these words:
Les premiers 179 après le déluge, j’ai fait ajouter efficacement 36,32968 % du taux actuel ou 17 fois davantage, ce qui correspond à en moyenne 6,614647619047619034 milliSieverts par an du cosmos. Ce qui est à peu près l’exposition à Princeton, actuellement, si on ajoute aux 0.39 milliSieverts cosmiques tous les autres facteurs de radioactivité. J’ai fait abstraction du fait que l’ajout est en réalité plus haut, parce que contrepesé par la perte. Mais 7 ou même pas 8 milliSieverts par an, c’est ce qu’on peut compter au maximum comme moyenne ces 179 ans après le déluge. Selon mon petit modèle, bien entendu.
New blog on the kid : Avec un peu d'aide de Fibonacci ... j'ai une table, presque correcte
http://nov9blogg9.blogspot.com/2015/10/avec-un-peu-daide-de-fibonacci-jai-une.html
Mise-à-jour: À propos dangérosité. La radiation cosmique donne, par le monde en moyenne 0,39 milliSieverts par an, et l'exposition à milliSieverts est en moyenne dans le monde 3,01 milliSieverts par an. Aux États-Unis la moyenne est même 6,24 milliSieverts par an. 3*0,39 milliSieverts = 1,17. Ceci serait, pourvu que la production de carbone 14 est directement proportionnelle aux milliSieverts et non à leur carrée ou racine carrée, par exemple, l'exposition au temps d'Abraham, selon mon modèle ici exposé. Pour arriver à une identification entre Moïse et Amenamhat IV, il faudra peut-être un peu davantage, mais ceci ne serait pas un risque de santé aux temps d'Abraham. 1,17 est bien inférieur à 3,01 ou encore à 6,24!/HGL
New blog on the kid : Un essai, décision de demander l'aide à un professeur de maths
http://nov9blogg9.blogspot.com/2015/10/un-essai-decision-de-demander-laide-un.html
Unfortunately we probably cannot keep very close to the medium ratio of replacement of 1.6621775101599633.
For, suppose that we are also dealing with a match with Jericho? Kenyon's date for fall of walls, according to Syncellus just after 1644 BC, would be more or less an exact match, reaching 100 pmc or more, since Kenyon dated desztruction to ....
The destruction of Garstang’s City IV, which he had dated to about 1400 B.C.E., occurred, according to Kenyon, at the end of the Middle Bronze Age, about 1550 B.C.E.(14)
(14) Kenyon, Digging Up Jericho (London: Ernest Benn, 1957), p. 262; "Jericho," in Archaeology and Old Testament Study (AOTS) ed. D. Winton Thomas (Oxford: Clarendon, 1967), pp. 265- 267; "Jericho," in Encyclopedia of Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land (EAEHL), vol. 2, ed. Michael Avi-Yonah (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1976), pp. 551, 564; The Bible in Recent Archaeology (Atlanta: John Knox, 1978), pp. 33-37.
Did the Israelites Conquer Jericho? A New Look at the Archaeological Evidence
Technical - mai 01, 2008 - by Bryant G. Wood PhD - on Associates for Biblical Research
http://www.biblearchaeology.org/post/2008/05/Did-the-Israelites-Conquer-Jericho-A-New-Look-at-the-Archaeological-Evidence.aspx
A real date of 1644 and a carbon date of 1550 mean too little time is measured, i e a higher carbon ratio than even 100 pmc.
Namely:
1644
1550
0094
94 years too little = a carbon content of 101.144 pmc when Jericho fell.
So, in 237 years the carbon content would have risen from 89.468 pmc to 101.144 pmc. Is this possible?
In 237 years, 100 pmc would drop to 97.174 pmc. 97.174 % * 89.468 pmc = 86.93963432 pmc. Which is what zero carbon 14 genesis would imply.
101.144 pmc
-86.93963432 pmc
=14.20436568 pmc replacement
The replacement with current carbon 14 building would be 100 - 97.174 = 2.826 pmc.
And this means that 14.20436568 / 2.826 = 5.0263148195329087 or more simply 5 times as fast as now is how carbon 14 would have been building in those years.
I think this may pose a problem for accepting the chronology of Syncellus, but it might not be insurmountable. Can anyone point to a destruction of Jericho which could be carbon dated to 2406 BC? That might solve it.
What about the time for St Jerome's chronology, between Joseph burying his father in Egypt close to the time, I am presuming when the Pharao Djoser was buried, and taking of Jericho?
1709 and 1510 - 40 = 1470. 2800 and 1550.
2800
1709
1091 extra years, 87.636 pmc
1550
1470
0080 extra years, 99.037 pmc.
With zero new C14, 87.636 pmc would drop to 97.15 % * 87.636 pmc = 85.138374 pmc
99.037 -
85.138374
= 13.898626 pmc
Well, just a little slower with St. Jerome than for Syncellus.
What about Ussher now? Taking of Jericho is given in Haydock as "Year of the World 2553, Year before Christ 1451."
2800
1635
1165 extra years, 86.855 pmc
1550
1451
0099 extra years, 98.81 pmc
1635-1451=184 years. 100 pmc would sink to 97.799 pmc. 97.799 % * 86.855 pmc = 84.94332145 pmc
Carbon building in this time:
98.81 pmc
- 84.94332145 pmc
= 13.86667855 pmc
Expected carbon building : 100 pmc - 97.799 pmc = a 2.201 pmc drop being compensated.
13.86667855 / 2.201 = 6.3001719900045434
So, carbon 14 would have been forming a bit more than 6 times faster than now.
I think this is a problem common to all of the scenarii.
Either I was wrong in identifying Joseph with Imhotep, though this is supported by the Hungere Stele, or Garstang was wrong in singling out his "City IV" as the one the destruction of walls of which are the destruction of Jericho, or between Joseph burying his father in Egypt and Joshua taking Jericho, carbon 14 was forming fairly fast. 5 to 6 times faster.
Or, these chronologies were wrong in taking the soujourn in Egypt as only half of the soujourn in "a land not your own", by adding 215 years to each of them, the carbon build up would have been somewhat slower than that. This would imply first pushing back the date of Joseph burying his father in Egypt:
1881
0215
2096 (Syncellus + 215)
1709
0215
1924 (St Jerome + 215)
1635
0215
1850 (Ussher + 215).
That also reduced the number or extra years and raises the pmc in the time of Joseph (obviously pmc in time of Genesis 14 would also be higher, since also pushed back 215 years).
2800
2096
0704 extra years, 91.836 pmc
237+215=452 years, carbon loss from 100 to 94.679 = from 91.836 pmc to 86.94940644 pmc with zero replacement:
101.144
-86.94940644
=14.19459356 pmc carbon production.
Expected replacement 5.321 pmc.
14.19459356 / 5.321 = 2.6676552452546514, between 2 and 3 (closer to 3) times as fast carbon build up as now.
2800
1924
0876 extra years, 89.945 pmc
Same loss ratio = from 89.945 pmc to 85.15902655 pmc with zero replacement.
99.037 -
85.15902655 =
13.87797345 pmc carbon rise.
Expected replacement identic, so 13.87797345 / 5.321 = 2.6081513719225709, similar ratio.
2800
1850
0950 extra years, 89.144 pmc
184+215=399 years. Carbon loss and expected replacement, from 100 to 95.288 pmc, 4.712 pmc.
Carbon loss in terms of pmc drop with zero replacement : 89.144 pmc * 95.288 % = 84.94353472 pmc
98.81 pmc -
84.94353472 pmc =
13.86646528 pmc real carbon production.
13.86646528 / 4.712 = 2.942798234295416, nearly 3 times as fast carbon 14 production as now.
I think if you prefer the traditional chronologies or prefer reducing the carbon 14 production speed in these times between Joseph and Joshua, both are feasible.
I am however not showing a table for the above values, which ignore Jericho, for now.
Hans Georg Lundahl
Nanterre UL
Sts Peter and Paul
29.VI.2017
Update, next day:
Jericho archaeology has produced two possibilities for the position of Joshua and the conquest of Jericho. One centers around the wall Garstang found.
Kenyon claimed this wall was from the Early Bronze III period, placing it from 2700-2200 BC, far too early for Joshua.
Source: Jericho Archaeology
[on Israel, a History of]
http://www.israel-a-history-of.com/jericho-archaeology.html
What was the carbon date I said would fit the slower buildup of carbon 14? Well, 2400 about. This would fit the wall of Jericho III.
So, the slower buildup of carbon 14 remains possible./HGL
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