Well, there’s this one creek bed in Texas.
Also, you have carvings and such showing known dinosaurs much as they would have looked in the flesh in places, for example, like Ankor Wat.
Please realize that sort tissue has been found in dinosaur bones and that it has been claimed that carbon dating has been performed. That C14 would be found at all seems impossible.
Clearly, something is hinkey somewhere.
Carbon dating can be stretched to about 50,000 years due to its short half life. The dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago.
There were dinosaurs runnning around Ankor Wat 800 years ago?
There’s more than plenty of scientific proof out there if you’re willing to look it up of humans and dinosaurs coexisting together.
Mayan pyramids, ruins in South America, even in the Bible the book of Job clearly describes two now extinct “dinosaurs” that Job was familiar with during his years alive.
Modern man in their arrogance think they have it all figured out and in reality we’re about the most clueless generation to walk the earth in a very long time.
You are full of it
famous Angkor Wat carvings. The upper animal seems to be a wild cow "banteng" and the lower one with similar horn seems to be a banteng with leaves in the background. If it were a dinosaur, I suspect there would be far more than one carving. A stegosaurus would make a really big impression on folks and merit many carvings.Well, there’s this one creek bed in Texas.
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I guess you’re referring to Dinosaur Valley State Park and Squaw Creek, near Glen Rose.
We went there about 30 years ago with kids and all enjoyed getting in the creek and seeing the footprints in the limestone bottom. The water was shallow and clear.
