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Meister Footprint (with
trilobites)
Antelope Spring, Utah
290-355 million years old |
Nicaragua Footprint
Managua, Nicaragua
200,000 years old |
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Kentucky Footprint
290-354 million years old
"The evolutionary community is silent
on these prints with the exception of Dr. Ingalls, the discoverer of
the prints and an evolutionist. In Scientific American he writes the
following. 'If man, or even his ape ancestors, or even that ape
ancestor's early mammalian ancestor, existed as far back as the
Carboniferous Period in any shape, then the whole science of geology
is so completely wrong that all the geologists will resign their jobs
and take up truck driving. Hence, for the present at least, science
rejects the attractive explanation that man made these mysterious
prints in the mud of the Carboniferous with his feet.' Ingalls
suggested that they were made by some unidentified amphibian. But a
human-sized Carboniferous amphibian is just about as problematic for
evolutionary timetables as humans in that era!" |