“Removing the restriction of long-age assumptions, the stone knives were most likely made somewhere on the order of several thousand years ago, at least since the time of the Tower of Babel, circa 2200 B.C. The forced dispersion of peoples from the Middle East outward across the rest of the world, as described in Genesis 11, caused migrating families to start from scratch, eking out an existence with stone knives and cave dwellings for a time. The volcanic deposits that sandwiched the newly-discovered African blades could well be remnants of post-Flood volcanic activity, marks of a time when earth’s crust was less stable, still settling down from the great, year-long upheaval of Noah’s Flood. This historical picture, unlike the standard evolutionary one, is based on eyewitness accounts, not on unfounded and ever-changing presuppositions.”
Unless I overlooked something I fail to see where Brian Thomas M.S.* provides any evidence to support this assertion.
I prefer the explantion offered by Brian’s brother, Billy Thomas pH.Tv*:
“Removing the restriction of evidence, the stone knives were most likely made by Seraphim somewhere on the order of not-very-long-ago, probably to carve exit Runes in the hallways of the Tower of Babel to satisfy the Levitical fire codes of 2200 B.C. While that explanation seems obvious, there is also the possibility that the forced servitude of the daughters-of-men and the dispersion of their giant offspring from the Middle East, as suggested by Genesis 6, caused some really quick stone-blade manufacturing by the families caught in the giants’ path, who were able to carry the stone-blades but not much else to their new cave dwellings when their houses were smashed underfoot. The volcanic deposits that sandwiched the newly-discovered African blades could well be deposits from celestial dump-trucks sent by sympathetic sons-of-god trying to rebuild the villages lost in the giant-migration. This historical picture, unlike the standard evolutionary one, is based on Biblical penumbras that are self-evident to ICR graduates, not on unfounded and ever-changing presuppositions.”