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The Flood, fossils, & the geologic evidence

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Peg
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10-10-2009 2:39 AM 		Reply to: Message 16 by Granny Magda
10-07-2009 1:17 PM

Re: Bonebed
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the Menoceras remained at the water hole where they died of malnutrition, and scavengers devoured their bodies.
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that would be a great explaination if it werent for the fact that animals dont hang around when the food is gone.
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they move onto other areas to find food.
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Peg
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10-10-2009 3:27 AM 		Reply to: Message 50 by Coyote
10-07-2009 5:12 PM

Re: A test for Calypsis4
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This was not a fossil. It was an archaeological specimen in a cave, and was found with a variety of artifacts and other materials, many of which were more recent.
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coyote do you have a reference link to this particular find?
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im interested in seeing the other artifacts that were found with it that were of a more recent time...dont you think that is kind of odd if a 10,000 year old skeleton is found with more recent artifacts?
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Im not doubting your information...but i also doubt the carbon dating methods for a few reasons and if the skeleton has been dated older then the artifacts found with it, then i'm intersted in knowing how that is justified.
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Peg
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10-12-2009 2:18 AM 		Reply to: Message 128 by Granny Magda
10-11-2009 5:55 PM

Re: Bonebed
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And where do they go? In a drought they go to find water. They go to a water hole. If that turns out to be dry, there is only so long that an animal (especially a comparatively large mammal such as menoceras) can keep on looking. Eventually there comes a point where they simply lie down and die.
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but you said that when the food ran out they stayed there and died of starvation.
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