Editing Piltdown Man (section)

==Timeline==
*1908: Dawson claims discovery of first Piltdown fragments.
*1912 February: Dawson contacts Woodward about first skull fragments.
*1912 June: Dawson, Woodward, and Teilhard de Chardin form digging team.
*1912 June: Team finds elephant molar, skull fragment.
*1912 June: Right parietal skull bones and the jaw bone discovered.
*1912 November: News breaks in the popular press.
*1912 December: Official presentation of Piltdown Man.
*1913: [[David Waterston (anatomist)|David Waterston]] concludes that the sample is an ape mandible and a human skull.
*1914: [[Talgai Skull]] (Australia) found, and considered (at the time) to confirm Piltdown.
*1915: Marcellin Boule concludes that the sample is an ape mandible and a human skull. Gerrit Smith Miller concludes the jaw is from a fossil ape.
*1916 August: Dawson dies.
*1923: Franz Weidenreich reports the remains consist of a modern human cranium and orangutan jaw with filed-down teeth.
*1925: Edmonds reports Piltdown geology error. Report ignored.
*1943: [[Fluorine absorption dating|Fluorine content test]] is first proposed.
*1948: ''The Earliest Englishman'' by Woodward is published (posthumously).
*1949: [[Fluorine absorption dating|Fluorine content test]] establishes Piltdown Man as relatively recent.
*1953: Weiner, [[Wilfrid Le Gros Clark|Le Gros Clark]], and [[Kenneth Oakley|Oakley]] expose the hoax.
*2003: Full extent of [[Charles Dawson]]'s career in forgeries is exposed.
*2016: Study reveals method of Dawson's forgery.