1. to assign a new or different date to something
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘redate’

Examples

• The archaeologist redated the ancient pottery after new evidence emerged.
• The contract was redated to reflect the actual signing date.
• Scientists redated the fossil using improved carbon dating techniques.
• The museum redated several artifacts in their collection.
• The document had been redated to avoid legal complications.
• Researchers redated the historical event based on newly discovered records.