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Very interesting...

If they use scientific dating methods to verify any chariot remains and the dates turn out to be consistent with Exodus, will some Christians accept these results as valid? I know several fundamentalist Christians who refuse to accept the results of these dating methods when discussing other topics like the age of rock formations, etc. Would they accept results of similar tests if the tests verified some of their beliefs?

Sorry about your Cocks, Gamecock. At least they got beat by the team that's in the Champ. game of the CWS. My Gamecock alum parents and brother weren't surprised - they told me that Gamecock pitching wasn't as good as previous years...oh well..."Wait'll next year!"

Well, it's interesting that carbon dating returned a date in the middle ages for an Egyptian mummy known to be much older.

To my way of thinking, even more interesting than the dating is the question, how did those wheels get out there in the first place?