I disagree with that assessment. I have previously explained that if there had been any changes in any scientific laws we would see those changes at the sub-atomic level. The chemistry and physics of atomic particles would be completely different from the previous and latter. We see layer upon layer of ice cores with exactly the same chemistry and physics laid down in exactly the same manner, both from Greenland ice cores and Antarctic ice cores. The same information is consistent in Marine Oxygen Isotopes going back millions of years. We see the same exact chemistry and physics in all layers of stratigraphy in the geologic column. We see the same exact chemistry and physics in tree rings, varves, speleothems, etc., etc., etc.. We see the same decay rates of radionuclides emitted in gamma rays from supernovae millions of light years distant.Your argument uses the assumption that scientific laws do not change to prove that today's science can evaluate yesterday's artifacts. That is circularity.
There are no assumptions there. These are actual physical measurements repeated countless times yielding the same data time and time again without fail. There is nothing circular or assumed there. Conversely, your argument makes only a claim with zero measurements, data, facts, or anything to support it. Be honest, where is the assumption.
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