What type of radiometric dating do archeologists use to date an artifact that was once part of a living organism?

In most cases radiocarbon dating is the most commonly used method for dating an artifact made from a material which was once part of a living organism. However, there are other methods available. Although radiometric dating is a useful tool dendrochronology (also known as tree ring dating) remains the most effective and accurate method of dating certain species of wood (where a suitable sample can be found).