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Originally posted by The Vagabond
I'd at least want to bear in mind the possibility that those are just interpretations of dragons based on an amalgamation of several creatures.
And now we come to one of the most important pieces of Tolone’s collection. One that will receive the closest scrutiny and interrogation by experts--and for which the collector has been quite emphatic of its authenticity,- a terracotta statue of of approximately 18 cm of length representing one strange dinosaur/sauropod with plates on its back.
The plates are triangular, and continue along the back until reaching the tail. The view from above the object reveals a strange curving of the plates, as if the animal had been represented in motion on the land...
The legs are large and awkward, as of an animal of great weight, not at all like those of a lizard or of "modern" animals, such as the crested triton or other types of salamander which the sculpture has been compared to.
No type of salamander or lizard like this species is currently known, that has similar plates, but-- it is possible to take up any handbook on paleontology and it becomes clear immediately that the animal represented in the sculpture belongs to a species of stegosaur,-- a species of dinosaur with plates on its back;-- that scientists assert became extinct approximately 65 million years ago...
If the terracotta statue representing a dinosaur were a fake, it would not be at all difficult to try subjecting it to radiocarbon 14 dating, asserts Tolone, but if the scientific report shows that it is authentic and aged a few thousand years, we would be faced with one of the most incredible enigmas of world-wide archaeology.
In fact, organ preservation has only been noted once before, in the fossilized skeleton of a baby Scipionyx theropd discovered in near Rome, Italy earlier this decade.
Originally posted by Resident Skeptik
who ever said anything about creationism, there is nothing said about the earth being so older than we think, HECK, there isnt really anything about creationism
Originally posted by Yossarian
Here is reference to the discovery of fossilized organs in Rome.
Originally posted by Resident Skeptik
ok marg, When did i ever say ANYTHING about DNA, i said METAL, not DNA, ok?
Originally posted by Yossarian
You won't find anything about frozen dinosaur remains unless it's from a creationist site. That's not to say it's false, it's just...
Originally posted by subz
why couldnt some other remnant of dinosaurs have survived as well for a time being? Why is this such a huge stretch for people to consider plausible?
Originally posted by Patrick The Religious Man
its a "real" finding it was on conspiracy hour on this local access channel man
Originally posted by marg6043
just like when the first whole frozen Mammoth was found.
The Beresovka Mammoth Problem
To satisfactorily freeze a side of beef takes 30 minutes at -40 degrees Fahrenheit. To deep freeze a huge living warm blooded mammoth, insulated in thick fur, they estimated that temperatures below -150 degrees would be required. Temperatures so low have never been recorded in nature, not even in the artic.
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