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DBlevins
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Message 266 of 271 (609573)
03-21-2011 1:55 PM
Reply to: Message 265 by Coyote
03-21-2011 11:47 AM


Re: But there are no cave paintings of dinosaurs.
As well as:
Dinosaur bones with cut marks, pot rubbing, fire darkening, and perhaps marrow extraction? etc...
Lots of evidential opportunities to prove humans were hunting dinosaurs. Amazingly, or not, we haven't seen a one.

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DBlevins
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Message 268 of 271 (609582)
03-21-2011 2:20 PM
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03-21-2011 1:57 PM


Re: But there are no cave paintings of dinosaurs.
To be fair and paying due homage to the tongue-in-cheek remark, bridles are a more recent invention and wouldn't have existed prehistorically, though both bridles and yokes would not be preserved over such a long period of time.
*edit: Caught myself at the end. If we're talking 6,000 year old Earth then all bets are off on the bridle/yoke hypothesis.

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