The passage tells us that rock varnish forms on a rock that has been cut. We have evidence that there is organic material trapped under the rock varnish on a rock in a given monument, and that since this organic material is old, the monument that the rock is part of must also be old.
I can think of two possible flaws here. First, it seems possible that some organic material was already on the stone before it was cut, and the rock varnish formed over that material. If this were true, the age of the material would have no bearing on the age of the monument. Second, the time the stone was cut is not necessary when the monument was built.
B is a good match for the second flaw.
CarsonAugust 25, 2024
Hello, could someone please fix this question? It says that Europeans arrived in the Americas in 1942 instead of 1492. A small detail but it still matters. Thank you!
RemeJanuary 11, 2025
Hello, could someone please fix this question? It says that Europeans arrived in the Americas in 1942 instead of 1492. A small detail but it still matters. Thank you!
I agree almost missed it because of this ^^^^
RemeJanuary 11, 2025
Hello, could someone please fix this question? It says that Europeans arrived in the Americas in 1942 instead of 1492. A small detail but it still matters. Thank you!
