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Originally posted by GrimUK
Its widely accpeted that dinosaurs and birds share the same ancestry, as a result their bone structures are very similar in composition. Therefore, when you see a dinosaur skeleton they look like they have wings and in your case could be viewed as 'dragons'; in this case though its nothing more than a dinosaur.
People and dinosaurs didn't co-exist; theres no evidence for this and in fact humans only walked the earth millions of years after the dinosaurs became extinct.
As for dragons - again there is no evidence for them to have ever existed and, therefore, until there is evidence for their exitence we can only assume that they are myths borne from superstitions and ancient beliefs.
Originally posted by dbrandt
Dinoaurs do explain the dragon "myth". As far as people and dinosaurs living at the same time, yes they did, maybe do?
Originally posted by Chelseh
I found this picture, it doesn't give much of a discription but, it apears that the dinosaur type creature has wings.
, could this explain the reason why there's these mythical creatures called dragons?
Do you think it's possible that people and dinosaurs co-existed/exist alive?
Link to Article
A paper titled "Archeological cover-ups" by David Hatcher Childress describes the discovery of the Acambaro dinosaur figurines. 1 In 1944 an accidental discovery of an even more controversial nature was made by Waldemar Julsrud at Acambaro, Mexico. Acambaro is in the state of Guanajuato, 175 miles northwest of Mexico City. The strange archaeological site there yielded over 33,500 objects of ceramic, stone-including jade, and knives of obsidian (sharper than steel and still used today in heart surgery). Julsrud, a prominent local German merchant, also found statues ranging from less than an inch to six feet in length depicting great reptiles, some of them in ACTIVE ASSOCIATION with humans-generally eating them, but in some bizarre statuettes an erotic association was indicated. To observers, many of these creatures resembled dinosaurs. Childress further mentions that radio-carbon dating in the laboratories of the University of Pennsylvania and additional tests using thermoluminescence indicated the objects were made 6500 years ago.
Originally posted by Nygdan
All the evidence that we have shows that man and dinosaurs didn't co-exist.
Originally posted by Chelseh I found this picture, it doesn't give much of a discription but, it apears that the dinosaur type creature has wings.
I just want to get your oppinion on this, could this explain the reason why there's these mythical creatures called dragons?
Do you think it's possible that people and dinosaurs co-existed/exist alive?
Originally posted by Beelzebubba
The only tenuous link to any evidence supporting the theory that man and dinosaur co-existed is the "Acambaro Mystery".
Originally posted by Indellkoffer
Originally posted by Beelzebubba
The only tenuous link to any evidence supporting the theory that man and dinosaur co-existed is the "Acambaro Mystery".
Did you look at the whole gallery? It's pretty UNconvincing. They do a "mix and match" of material from around the area -- some are the "remarkable finds" by Julsrud (which like the Ica stones just kinda "showed up") and some are selected pieces from older cultures. Carefully selected pieces.
They never tell you which museum or university has those pieces (and this shouldn't come as a surprise. Museums and universities generally don't accept fakes.)
(From link supplied above)
Childress further mentions that radio-carbon dating in the laboratories of the University of Pennsylvania and additional tests using thermoluminescence indicated the objects were made 6500 years ago.
The "dinos" are basically forms from the 1940's or so.
Originally posted by dbrandt
Dinoaurs do explain the dragon "myth". As far as people and dinosaurs living at the same time, yes they did, maybe do?