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The Magic School Bus inthe Time of the Dinosaursby Joanna Cole, 1994.
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National Geographic(January 1993, p. 142)
“No human being hasever seen a live dino-saur.”
“Use this geoguidepage…to help cap-ture the interest ofyoung readers andstimulate discussionwith them.”
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In Dr. Philip Kitcher’s anti-creationist booktitled Abusing Science: The Case AgainstCreationism (which renowned evolutionistStephen Jay Gould called a “brilliant book”),he claimed that solid evidence for the co-existence of dinosaurs and humans would“shake the foundations of evolutionarytheory, because, of course, the dinosaursare supposed to have been long extinct bythe time the hominids arrived on the scene”(1982, p. 121).
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Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
“No human being has ever seena live dinosaur.”
National Geographic, Jan. 1993, p. 142
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Natural BridgesNational Monumentis located in south-eastern Utah about40 miles west ofBlanding, Utah.
At Kachina Bridge,one can see numerouspetroglyphs and picto-graphs that date backto the time of theAnasazi Indians.
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“There is a petroglyph in Natural Bridges NationalMonument that bears a startling resemblance to adinosaur, specifically a Brontosaurus, with long tailand neck, small head and all.”Fran Barnes, evolutionist and recognized authority on rock art ofthe American Southwest, Canyon Country Prehistoric Indians—Their Culture, Ruins, Artifacts, and Rock Art, 1979, p. 201.
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“One of the most curious designs is a petroglyphthat resembles a dinosaur, which is apparently ofAnasazi origin based on its patination” (2000, p.105). NOTE: Slifer could not “explain away” thepetroglyph at Kachina Bridge!
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•“They don’t really want to.”
•“It was too early to be a horse.”
•“Some people think it really is a picture of adinosaur, but they are crazy.”
• She indicated that there are petroglyphs that re-semble mammoths, so the petroglyph at Kachinabridge may be just “some monster” that the Ana-sazis carved onto rock.
When I asked a staff member at the NaturalBridges National Monument visitor center abouthow scientists and those knowledgeable in rock artexplain the dinosaur petroglyph, she stated:
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Interestingly,Apatosaurusfossils were
discovered inBlanding, Utah
over fortyyears ago, andcurrently areon display atthe DinosaurMuseum inBlanding.
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Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
“No human being has ever seena live dinosaur.”
National Geographic, Jan. 1993, p. 142
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One of the many temples in Cambodia built between A.D. 700-1300Cambodia images courtesy of Don Patton—Bible.ca
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At the corner ofthe south wall ofthe porch andthe east wall ofthe main bodyof the gopura isa 10-foot col-umn coveredwith decorativecircles.
Ta Prohm
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Stegosaurus
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“Roundels on pilasterson the south side of
the west entrance areunusual in design. Inparticular…an animal
which bears a strikingresemblance to a
stegosaurus.”
Claude Jacques and MichaelFreeman, Angkor: Cities and
Temples, 1997, p. 213
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“Among the vertical strip ofroundels in the angle be-tween the south wall of theporch and the east wall ofthe main body of the go-pura there is even a veryconvincing representa-tion of a stegosaur.”
1999, pp. 143-144
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PeruIca,Peru
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Over 11,000 Ica stones have been foundin Peru since the 1930s.
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Discovered byDr. JavierCabreraDarquea, IcaNationalUniversity;
Photographfrom Dr. DennisL. Swift,“Messages onStone,” CreationEx Nihilo,19[2]:20-23,March-May1997]
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SeveralDiplodocus-like
dinosaurs on thestones have
what appear tobe dermal frills—something never
reported andverified by
scientists beforethe early 1990s.
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Dermal frills were first found in modern times in 1992during an examination of fossilized remains of sauro-pods. In an article titled “New Look for SauropodDinosaurs,” evolutionary paleontologist Stephen Czer-kas noted:
“Recent discovery of fossilized sauropod (diplo-docid) skin impressions reveals a significantly dif-ferent appearance for these dinosaurs. The fos-silized skin demonstrates that a median row of[dermal] spines was present.… Some are quitenarrow, and others are broader and more conical”(1992, in Geology, 20:1068).
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“Some arequite narrow”
“others arebroader”
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Concerning sauropod dermal spines found in theHowe dinosaur quarry in Wyoming in 1992,geologist Ellen Morris Bishop wrote: “Thebiggest spines found were about 9 inches long,shaped a little like a shark’s dorsal fin. Thesmallest, at tail-tip, were about 3 inches high”(1993, The Oregonian, January 14).
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Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
“No human being has ever seena live dinosaur.”
National Geographic, Jan. 1993, p. 142
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ACAMBARO (Mexico) FIGURINES
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ACAMBARO FIGURINE DATES
Eighteen samples of pottery and figurineswere subjected to thermoluminescencetesting by the University of Pennsylvania,and gave dates of approximately 4500 B.P.(before the present).
*These results were subsequently withdrawn when itwas learned that some of the samples were fromdinosaur figurines.
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Tissue fragments from a Tyrannosaurus rex femur are shown atleft, when it is flexible and resilient and when stretched (arrow)returns to its original shape. The middle photo shows the boneafter it is air dried. The photo at right shows regions of boneshowing fibrous character, not normally seen in fossil bone.
T. REX FOSSIL FOUND THAT CONTAINSSOFT TISSUE AND BLOOD VESSELS
March 24, 2005
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On a narrow piece of brass (9½ ftlong) that runs around the edgeof Bell’s tomb are engravings ofvarious animals. In between thewords of the Latin inscription,there are depictions of a fish, aneel, a dog, a pig, and a bird.
On one engraving is a creaturethat looks very similar to a….
Carlisle CathedralBuilt in the 12th Century
Tomb of Bishop Richard BellDied in 1496 (See Creation, 2003, 25[4]:40-44)
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Roman mural (believed to be from the secondcentury A.D.) showing two long-necked “dragons”
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Mesopotamian Cylinder Seal
Anton Moortgart, 1969, The Art of AncientMesopotamia, plate 292.
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Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
Geoguide text – No human hasever seen a dinosaur
“No human being has ever seena live dinosaur.”
National Geographic, Jan. 1993, p. 142
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COULD HUMANSHAVE REALLY
LIVED WITHDINOSAURS?
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“It is ludicrous to suggest that mancohabited with the dinosaurs.…”
“Man could not have lived in a worldfull of dinosaurs.”Clayton, John (1991), Does God Exist? ChristianEvidences Intermediate Course Teacher’s Guide.
Clayton, John (1990), Dinosaurs—One of God’sMore Interesting and Useful Creations.
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ArgentinosaurusSkeleton length—126 feet
Height—29 feet, to top of backEstimated Weight—110 tons
Largest rib bone—14 feetSkull length—3.5 feet
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Then God said, “Let Us make man in Ourimage, according to Our likeness; let themhave dominion over the fish of the sea,over the birds of the air, and over the cattle,over all the earth and over every creepingthing that creeps on the earth….” ThenGod blessed them, and God said to them,“Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth andsubdue it; have dominion over the fish ofthe sea, over the birds of the air, and overevery living thing that moves on the earth.”
Genesis 1:26,28
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“For every kind ofbeast and bird, of
reptile and creatureof the sea, is tamedand has been tamedby mankind” (3:7).
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WHAT DOES THEWHAT DOES THEBIBLE HAVE TOBIBLE HAVE TOSAY ABOUTSAY ABOUTDINOSAURS?DINOSAURS?
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LAND ANIMALS
Genesis 1:24-25
ON DAY SIX OF CREATIONON DAY SIX OF CREATION
HUMANS
Genesis 1:26-27
GOD MADEGOD MADE
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“For in six days the Lordmade the heavens and
the earth, the sea, and allthat is in them.…”
Exodus 20:11
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JOBJOB 40:1540:15--2424“Look now at the
behemothbehemoth which I madealong with you….”
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“He eats grass like an ox.See now, his strength is
in his hips, and his poweris in his stomach
muscles. He moves histail like a cedar….”
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““CedarsCedars”” in the Biblein the Bible
• Psalm 92:12—“The righteous shall flourish like a palmtree, he shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon”
• Ezekiel 31:3—“Indeed Assyria was a cedar in Lebanon,with fine branches that shaded the forest, and of highstature; and its top was among the thick boughs”
• Amos 2:9—“Yet it was I who destroyed the Amoritebefore them, Whose height was like the height of thecedars, and he was as strong as the oaks; yet I destroyedhis fruit above and his roots beneath”
• Ezekiel 17:22—“Thus says the Lord GOD: ‘I will takealso one of the highest branches of the high cedar andset it out”
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Was the BehemothWas the Behemotha Hippo?a Hippo?
Was the BehemothWas the Behemothan Elephant?an Elephant?
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Elephant – not acedarNot like
a cedartree!
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like a cedar tree!Not
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Like a Cedar TreeLike a Cedar Tree
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JOB 41JOB 41
“Can you draw outLeviathanLeviathan with a
hook…?”
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“His undersides are like sharppotsherds; he spreads pointedmarks in the mire.” (Job 41:30)
“On earth there is nothing likehim, which is made without fear.He beholds every high thing….”(Job 41:33-34a).
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“His sneezings flash forth light, andhis eyes are like the eyelids of themorning. Out of his mouth go burn-ing lights; sparks of fire shoot out.Smoke goes out of his nostrils, asfrom a boiling pot and burningrushes. His breath kindles coals, anda flame of fire goes out of his mouth.”
Job 41:18-21
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electric eel
firefly firefly
angler fish angler fish
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Bombardier BeetleBombardier Beetle
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WHERE DID THEDINOSAURS GO?WHERE DID THEDINOSAURSDINOSAURS GO?
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