Of deep marine origin, these cliffs date to the Ediacaran Period (580-560 million years ago), representing the oldest known assemblages of large fossils anywhere.
had a very large browridge, and a larger braincase and flatter face than older early human species. Scientists have found bones of roughly 30 individuals deliberately thrown inside a pit.It was the first early human species to live in colder climates; their short, wide bodies were likely an to conserving heat. The pit has been named Sima de los Huesos (‘Pit of Bones’).) Our own Edgar Nernberg found a fantastic fossil fish find in Calgary area, making international headlines.Here's an interview with Ian Juby from the Genesis Week TV show: It would appear that we are seeing the fruit of our labours.In 2008, our grand opening spurned two national surveys, one of those by Angus-Reid.
One year later, they repeated the poll to see the effect and change in opinion across the nation after Canada's first Creation museum (BVCSM) opened its doors.So, old-earth proponents ask a very good question: Why don’t we find human fossils with dinosaur fossils, if they lived at the same time?We find human fossils in layers that most creationists consider post-Flood.Built from the foundations up, for the glory of the Creator, to display the evidence of his handiwork and refute the lie of evolution.(if you email us, please include your email address in the body of the email - thanks!The first issue to consider is what we actually find in the fossil record.