A Simulation of the 8,000-year Bristlecone Pine Dendrochronology Using Post-Flood Virtual Trees

pp. 1–18 • Marshall Jordan

This paper challenges conventional assumptions by a simulation where virtual post-Flood trees are used to construct an 8,000-year dendrochronology.

Radioisotope Dating of Meteorites: VI. The SNC and Other Martian Meteorites

pp. 19–94 • Dr. Andrew A. Snelling

Earth’s primordial isotopic endowment was mixed on day 3, producing younger radioisotope “ages,” whereas Mars’ later creation maintained its primordial endowment.

A Non-Equilibrium Radiocarbon Calibration Model Based on Post-Diluvian Atmospheric Recovery

pp. 95–116 • Peter Streitenberger , et. al.

This paper presents an alternative calibration model, proposing that atmospheric C-14 began at near-zero levels approximately 4,500 years ago and has since recovered exponentially.

The Geometric Impossibility of Finkel’s “Round Ark”: A Mathematical and Textual Reevaluation of “Simmonds Ark Tablet” Versus the Rectilinear Noah’s Ark

pp. 117–135 • Gavin Cox

Finkel’s “Round Ark” hypothesis is, quite literally, an attempt to fit a square peg into a round hole, uprooting the Ark from its rightful place at the base of later Mesopotamian flood traditions.

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