I can tell just by the picture that it isn’t a day over 9473 years old!. What clown scientist states its 13k?I want the job of looking for footprints! These scientists need to subscribe to “creation” magazine out of Australia.
I’m pretty sure the age estimate is based on the last time that area wasn’t underwater...
No, they do science.
“The researchers uncovered 29 human footprints of at least three different sizes in these sediments, which radiocarbon dating estimated to be around 13,000 years old. Measurements and digital photographic analyses revealed that the footprints probably belonged to two adults and a child, all barefoot. “
I’m a creationist. Without doubt.
To me this is proof of mankind heeding the Lords command to “Go forth and multiply”.
I find it all very interesting.