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This would leave, at most, 2000 years of history in the region for which the chronology may be disputed, and historical convention relies heavily on a combination of sources such as verbal chronologies recorded in later periods, radiometric dating and assumed population dynamics interpreted from the distribution of artefacts.

This period largely covers what mainstream historians would describe as the transition from the neolithic age to the Bronze Age, the date of this transition tends to be earlier for Mediterranean civilisations and later for other parts of Africa, Europe and Asia.

Naturally several scientific papers have refuted the RATE teams results (see below).

Key members of RATE included John Baumgardner, Andrew A.