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The [[Autobot]] scientist [[Glyph (G1)|Glyph]] is an '''archaeometrist'''. If that means the same for [[Transformer]]s as it does for [[human]]s, it means she's an expert on the dating of archaeological specimens through radiocarbon dating and other methods. | The [[Autobot]] scientist [[Glyph (G1)|Glyph]] is an '''archaeometrist'''. If that means the same for [[Transformer]]s as it does for [[human]]s, it means she's an expert on the dating of archaeological specimens through radiocarbon dating and other methods. | ||
In a completely different [[universal stream]], another [[Glyph (Animated)|Glyph]] is also an archaeometrist. | |||
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Revision as of 10:40, 27 June 2010
The Autobot scientist Glyph is an archaeometrist. If that means the same for Transformers as it does for humans, it means she's an expert on the dating of archaeological specimens through radiocarbon dating and other methods.
In a completely different universal stream, another Glyph is also an archaeometrist.
