Fossils
Fossilized hand print
This fossil which corresponds perfectly to a human handprint
shows astounding detail. Even the print of the thumb nail can be
seen. It is found in the Glen Rose limestone which is designated
as Middle Cretaceous, supposedly 110 million years old and
contemporary with the dinosaurs!
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size)
Fossilized Human Finger
A stunning new discovery with the potential to overthrow all of
modern evolutionary thought was recently found in old collections
of fossils from Axel Heiberg Island in the Canadian Arctic, far
above the arctic circle. It appears to be a "fossil
finger", not unlike ones previously recorded from
Creataceous age strata in Texas by Dr. Carl Baugh of the
Creataceous Evidences Museum .The new fossil dates from about 100
to 110 million years ago, also from the geologic time
evolutionists call the "Creataceous Period". The
specimen is known by the rather innocuous designation
"DM93-083".
The side view shows dark areas that are
interpreted as the interior parts of the bones and bone marrow.
These areas have less density than the surrounding stones, and
therefore more easily pass X-rays, causing darkening of the
image.
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size)
The
oldest fossil footprint
The oldest
fossil footprint yet found was discovered in June 1968 by William
J. Meister on an expedition to Antelope Spring, 43 miles west of
Delta, Utah. He was accompanied by his wife and two daughters,
and by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shape and their two daughters. The
party had already discovered several fossils of trilobites when
Meister split open a two-inch-thick slab of rock with his hammer
and discovered the print. The rock fell open "like a
book." revealing on one side the footprint of a human with
trilobites right in the footprint itself. The other half of the
rock slab showed an almost perfect mold of the footprint and
fossils. Amazingly the human was wearing a sandal! The
sandal that seems to have crushed a living trilobite (300 to 600
million years ago) was 10 1/4 inches long and 3 1/2 inches wide;
the heel is indented slightly more than the sole, as a human shoe
print would be !
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