Originally posted by dracodie
Correctly sculpted by ancient peoples.
Perhaps if you believe Dinosaurs were all shaped like what happens when you squeeze clay through your fingers, then sure. Unfortunately for this
theory, they didn't. Perhaps These are dinosaurs, as portrayed by the Acambaro School of Special Needs Children?
And for crying out loud, "brontosaurus"? The term brontosaurus hasn't been used in paleontology since
1903!
On edit: The status of these figures as archaological evidence of anything is pretty doubtful as well. After doing some more research on them, there
are some interesting facts.
1) Waldemar Julsrud, their "discoverer" apparently paid the locals for every figurine they brought to him.
2) They were dug from disturbed areas in otherwise untouched red clay soil.
3) Upon further examinations, it turns out htey have none ofthe wear and tear you would expect from ceramic figurines that were in the dirt for nearly
two thousand years.
4)
Over 32,000 figurines were found! Every single one of them in perfect, unbroken condition, save for a few that had been
cut rather
than broken.
The Ica Stones of Peru
...Were proven to be a hoax by Vicente Paris in 1998.
Dinosaur & Human Footprints Together
Hoo boy, here we go.
Burdick Track
www.bible.ca...
A human footprint from Cross Branch, a tributary of the Paluxy River, near Glen Rose, Texas
Where is the dinosaur track? For that matter... Where is the human footprint? You've seen human footprints before, right? Go get your foot wet and
step on a cloth. If the print looks like THAT, go see a podiatrist.
New Mexico Track
www.bible.ca...
One of several very shallow but almost perfect human tracks found in the mountains of New Mexico in the Permian (supposedly before the
dinosaurs)
Again, I note a distinct lack of dinosaur footprints. ANd the human footprint still looks amazingly weird.
Large Cat Track
www.bible.ca...
Just as devastating to evolutionary theory, this large mammal track is from Cross Branch, a tributary of the Paluxy River, near Glen Rose, Texas
source:www.bible.ca...
It's a plaster cast of a cat's footprint, alright. Taken in mud after a light rain, judging by the texture and embedded dirt. Where are the
dinosaur tracks?
[edit on 13-3-2008 by TheWalkingFox]
[edit on 13-3-2008 by TheWalkingFox]