maybe so, but carbon dating can verify that dinosaurs didn't exist 6,000 years and the Garden of eden concept.
Carbon dating is only "sometimes" accurate.
It's accurate when it puts the Dead Sea Scrolls at the age they're "hoped" to be, but it is incredibly accurate for things like the "Shroud of Turin."
It's really just a crap shoot. The entire thing is based on a half life of roughly 6,000 years for Carbon 14. Half lives are totally inaccurate. Everyone knows that even though Tylenol has a half life of 4 hours, it can stay active in your system anywhere from .00001 seconds to 10 billion years. This level of accuracy accounts for why Dinosaurs were kept as pets just a few thousands years ago.
After all, the Bible mentions something about a lizard, so we know humans lived at the same time as them.
I believe it mentions this near the passage where it talks about stoning to death any women that grabs the testicles of a man who's fighting her husband, before the part where Jesus' lineage is shown to be special because it can be traced to Adam...which is tantamount to tracing bath water back to the faucet.
It's all there.