After searching through old internet archives, I was able to find many examples of human footprints being found in limestone, sandstone, and even
granite. This puts a huge monkey-wrench in the conventional ideas of the age of the earth and/or humans.
-this one is a little hard to read, it says apparently human footprints found in limestone strata.
petrified head found while quarrying rock.
a teaser for a later thread, they found giants all over the place in North America over 9 ft tall.
This shows that human footprints found in limestone and sandstone is actually quite common. This further insists upon the validity of modern examples
of such footprints that are dismissed for no reason besides them defying current theoretical dogma.
"Meister Print"
close-up of the Meister print showing the edge of the sandalprint
Closer zoom-in shows the sandal actually stepped on a trilobyte!
"Willet Track" 1950 dislodged from Limestone
"Zapata Track"
"Delk Print"
Analysis of compression shows that the Delk Print was not carved
Prints from Berea Kentucky in sandstone
The Paluxy riverbed deserves its own section, because there are more apparently human prints here than many are aware of. There are an abundance of
dinosaur tracks in this layer, and also what many believe are human footprints.
Here are prints found at Paluxy riverbed. Scientists began presenting this information and apparently they triggered someone at one of their
presentations because it was later found that someone went and destroyed the prints:
Notice how it is clear someone purposefully destroyed the above track with a digging iron or rock chisel? This sort of cognitive dissonance is
astounding. They destroyed this scientific evidence because it disproved evolutionary theory.
Large cat-like animal print also in the Paluxy area. Mammals existing during this time is equally ruinous to the evolutionary timescale as is the
presence of human footprints in these areas.
Another footprint by the Paluxy riverbed
Cast made of a footprint from Paluxy
Perhaps a few of these may be mis-identifications, but certainly not all of them. When you factor in the
human depictions of dinosaurs in history, it is clear that evidence does not support
the evolutionary timeline.
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