[nickcarraway]

[nickcarraway]

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[teeman8r]

that looks like crap... untalented neanderthals

[Dutchboy88]

This petroglyph is demonstrably done by a thinking person (even without any proof) and thrills the scientists. But a real elk “accidentally” arises? This picture is just a few scratches on a stone and they marvel, but the elk it is supposed to represent has real, complex DNA moving parts, organs, blood, bone, growth, repair, instincts, food processing, and a host of other real live attributes and we are supposed to believe from the evolutionists that it all came by accident? Please.

[blueunicorn6]

Here is my carving of a polar bear in a blizzard.

[DannyTN]

If Prehistoric Elk could carve, how come present day Elk don’t?

[waterhill]

I don’t think elk as Americans know them ever existed in Norway. What they call elk, we call moose. I am thinking that is just a geological anomaly, kinda like finding an image of Jesus in a flour tortilla....just saying.

[EinNYC]

I don’t see anything but a crude outline that could be a reindeer or some old guy’s mother in law taking a nap.

[Beowulf9]

?

[GeronL]

That could be anything

[Revelation 911]

"Here is a picture of Kjellman (right) next to his find. "

both of them (left)....nice cans ;)

[Nachoman]

I see the Virgin Mary!

[bert]

bs..... scholarly imagination on steroids

[EinNYC]

Here is a VIDEO about this, which allows people to actually see the petrography, unlike this photo here, where they are way to small to see properly.

VIDEO

[EternalVigilance]

This angle is much easier to make out.