[wendy1946]

Complex, Multicellular Life from Over Two Billion Years Ago Discovered

Bull****. The people telling you that are the same people telling you that the stegosaur, which American Indian ancestors called Mishipishu ("water panther") and which the original artists of the various petroglyph images you see of them e.g.

clearly saw in real life, died out 65,000,000 years ago.

By the same standards I'll probably be about 700,000 years old myself on my next birthday.

The basic hard, cold reality is that evolution and evoloserism and all of the fairytale time schemes devised to support evolution are dead.

[jerry557]

There is also a lot of sculptures and paintings from ancient times and all throughout history that show what looks to be alien figures, UFOs, and space ships. Do you suggest that is proof that aliens exist and have been visting us for 5,000 years?

[muir_redwoods]

Children in cultures that have never seen bears have nightmares about animals they decribe that can only be bears. The human mind can imagine all sorts of monsters; deoicting them does not make them real.

[tlb]

The Indian image seems to me to be more likely a buffalo type animal. You don't offer a date for the image but a post-Spanish Texas Longhorn seems possible too. Here is an image of a Stegosaurus. Note, no head horns and a very small head. I presume you call it a Stegosaurus based on the bumps along the back. No idea what the artist meant them to be, but Stegosaurus dorsal plates were huge relative to the head, as you can see. The drawn horns are not Stegosaurus tailspikes since you can see the feet are clearly pointed toward the head and horns. Yet another problem is if there were dinosaurs in historical times, where are the fossils ? In nearly two centuries of archaeology, somebody should have found something so odd and out of place.

[Paradox]

Dude, a stegosaurus? I think this drawing was most likely the result of peyote.

[James C. Bennett]

Looks like a caveman's interpretation of an alligator.

[Fred Nerks]

SAME CREATURE!

Underwater Panther, National Museum of the American Indian George Gustav Heye Center

SOURCE

From AUSTRALIA. Two representations of 'rainbow serpent' in aboriginal rock art:

Fossil - PLESIOSAUR

I conclude the depictions of both the 'underwater panther' and the 'rainbow serpent' are the result of OBSERVATION. The creatures obviously existed within the timeframe of the exerience or memory of the artists.

[SuzyQue]

Looks sort of like this guy:

[RFEngineer]

“The basic hard, cold reality is that evolution and evoloserism and all of the fairytale time schemes devised to support evolution are dead. “

Prefacing nonsense with a curseword always helps a vacuous argument.

So, your argument is that pictures on a wall from an illiterate savage trump the science of millenia and the intellectual giants that have pursued it over those thousands of years.

Your argument parodies itself.