(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Charles Lyle created the theory of Uniformitarienism.
The Law of Superpostion tells us that things on the bottom are older than things on the top.
Relative Dating was first used because the rely on simple observational skills.
Our current Epoch is known as Halocene.
Most isotopes in nature are considered stable isotopes and will remain in their normal structure indefinitely.
Electron Spin Resonance Dating is the measurement of background radiation from a burial enviroment.
The largest subunit is the Eon.
Hutton's theory of deep time was crucial to understanding of Fossils.
AAR is a dating method is used for organic materials such as bones, teeth, and shells.
Fission Track Dating is a method based on the decay of radioactive uranium.
Periods are divided into Epochs.
Dendrochronlogy uses the variations of tree rings to create timelines.
Eras are divided into periods.
Unifromitariensims is a theory that the earth geologic formations are the work of slow geologic forces.
Transforming the atom by spontaneously releasing energy is called radioactive decay.
Biostratigraphy is dating technique that looks at a fossil or artifact, & compares it to fossils or remains found in the same stratigraphic layers.
The Law of Superposition was further explored by James Hutton the father of "Deep Time."
Radiocarbon dating is a method based on the decay of Carbon 14
Flourine Dating is a special kind of chemical dating.
Luminesence Dating is based on naturally occuring background radiation in soils.
Elements are materials that cannot be broken down into more simple materials without losing their chemical identity.
Cultural Dating is a technique used to identify the chronological relationships between human-made artifacts.
The leading chronometric method of archaeology is radio carbon dating.
The earth is 4.543 billion years old.
An eon is further divided into Eras.
Chronometric dating methods provide specific dates and time ranges.
Flourine Dating is commonly used to compare the age of soil around artifacts located in close proximity.
The Law of Superposition was first explored by Nicholas Steno in 1669.
Each element consists of a specific number of protons & electrons.
