WHAT IS A FOSSILIZED HAMMER DOING IN THE SAME ROCK STRATA AS DINOSAUR TRACKS?
A fisherman by the name of
Max Han was on an outing with his family near London, Texas, when he found a
strange rock with a piece of wood protruding from it. When the rock
was cracked open, this fossilized iron hammer was exposed.
The wooden handle was
partially coalified with quartz and calcite crystalline inclusions.
Tests performed at the Battelle Laboratory document the hammer's unusual
metallurgy, 96% iron, 2.6% chlorine and l74% sulfur (no carbon).
Density test indicated that the casting was of exceptional quality.
The rock layer which
contained this unusual find contains Lower Cretaceous fossils. It is a
concretionary sandstone nodule from the nearby cliff which is made up of
concretionary sandstone nodules.
The cliff where the
hammer was found is part of the Lower Cretaceous Edwards Plateau which
evolutionists tell us was formed 140 million years ago when dinosaurs roamed
the earth.
So what was a man-made
hammer doing in the same rock formation?
If man and dinosaurs
coexisted, the theory of evolution is in serious doubt. Perhaps the
hammer was made by a really intelligent dinosaur. What do you think?
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A fisherman by the name of
Max Han was on an outing with his family near London, Texas, when he found a
strange rock with a piece of wood protruding from it. When the rock
was cracked open, this fossilized iron hammer was exposed.
The wooden handle was
partially coalified with quartz and calcite crystalline inclusions.
Tests performed at the Battelle Laboratory document the hammer's unusual
metallurgy, 96% iron, 2.6% chlorine and l74% sulfur (no carbon).
Density test indicated that the casting was of exceptional quality.
The rock layer which
contained this unusual find contains Lower Cretaceous fossils. It is a
concretionary sandstone nodule from the nearby cliff which is made up of
concretionary sandstone nodules.
The cliff where the
hammer was found is part of the Lower Cretaceous Edwards Plateau which
evolutionists tell us was formed 140 million years ago when dinosaurs roamed
the earth.
So what was a man-made
hammer doing in the same rock formation?
If man and dinosaurs coexisted, the theory of evolution is in serious doubt.