In 1968 the remains of a young boy buried with over 100 tools of stone and antlers were found by accident by a construction worker on private property owned by the Anzick family in Montana. The bones were determined by radiocarbon dating to be 12,600 years old. The half-life of Carbon-14 is 5730 years. What percent of the original amount of Carbon-14 was in the bone remains when found in 1968? Show how you obtained your equation and how you solved it. In 2014, a daughter of the Anzick family, Sarah Anzick, who was inspired by the finding and had become a genome researcher, was a member of the team that did DNA sequencing on the remains.