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Originally posted by Resident Skeptik
they wernt big dinos, about 8 ft tall
Originally posted by marg6043
And as for the dinosaurs news of one being found frozen and with human DNA as stated it is already probably just a creationist geared propaganda for the viewer.
Originally posted by Yossarian
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 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.
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.
Originally posted by subz
This was described as a 'dinosaur-like' animal wasnt it, not a t-rex or a velociraptor? Crocodiles are still around now, why couldnt some other remnant of dinosaurs have survied as well for a time being? Why is this such a huge stretch for people to consider plausible?
Originally posted by Hellmutt
And it's a mystery how the mammoth could have been frozen as well.
Originally posted by Resident Skeptik
they wernt big dinos, about 8 ft tall
"Our investigations confirmed his opinion. They proved that the animal had been preserved in the same way as Adams's mammoth, according to Toll, had been. In both cases the bodies had been enbedded in fissures of the diluvial inland ice. Then when the temperature fell the mud disappeared and the ice in which they were fast frozen had kept them, complete with their soft parts, in a state a preservation through the ages.
"Its death must have occurred very quickly after its fall, for we found half-chewed food still in its mouth, between the back teeth and on its tongue, which was in good preservation. The food consisted of leaves and grasses, some of the later carrying seeds. We could tell from these that the mammoth must have come to its miserable end in the autumn."
Originally posted by Byrd
We still have the descendants of dinosaurs around... they're flapping merrily through the skies. But we don't have any of the ancient dinos around.
While it's true that they didn't all keel over when the meteorite hit, they did become extinct in the period that followed it.
Originally posted by Patrick The Religious Man
they were talking about that but as i watch the show again it said the dinosaurs must have only been around for only a short time looking for food or whatever
Patrick The Religious Man
the romans recorded being attacked by a leatherskinned something
btw im watching this local channel, its very low funded
i would chalk this one up to something like Yeti it might exhist it might not.
but was put into mythology and the remains were found some 5 years ago and did have roman armor in their stomach
perhaps a descendant of the dinosaurs of sorts had been alive at the time but were driven to extinction
i just saw the show, and it seemed belivable.
they were spotted in the far west
they did find remains with roman armor in them, whick is probably what killed them in their stomachs
not like T-Rexes or anything, more like Raptor-like things
it is VERY farfetched, yet possible
There was lots of big animals there, like the wooly mammoths which just ate buttercups and stuff. I hear they were good to eat too. Big enough meal for a tyrannosaur, eh?
Maybe the dinos liked bright and shiny objects too? Maybe that's why they prefered eating Romans, because of the shiny armor?
In fact there is a description of a dinosaur in the Old Testament!
If crocodiles could survive the major extinction 65 million years ago why is it supposedly impossible another, much rarer, dinosaur-like creature to have survived elsewhere on Earth for a while?
Did the Romans ever reach Austrailia?
There message to me was they were under constant threat and attacks by terradactyls.
Just thought I'd throw this website out and see what your ideas would be as to how these ancient cultures new what these dinosaurs looked like.
Also, and I'm not sure of this, wasn't the first depictions and stories of "dragons" long after the time of the Romans?
Here's another....
most of their guts rotted, leaving the metal behind
HECK, there isnt really anything about creationism
just what exactly is the crerationism things you guys are talking about exactly, i dont really understall 100% of it
its a "real" finding it was on conspiracy hour on this local access channel man
Why is this such a huge stretch for people to consider plausible?
They didn't even have komodo dragons
My point is that we dont have evidence to dismiss this theory out of hand.
How can you disprove something never existed?
how do you guys know about Russian Tabloids, and what would they have to do with public access in a small town in the U.S.?
antartica as in that time
was inhabited by app 6 ft raptors
the romans brought them up from the antartic
and the mediterannien by archeopterex
several hundred allosaurus existed at that time but went extinct rather quickly(these were the ones that attacked the romans)
Originally posted by marg6043
Well that sounds nice and interesting but I still will like a link to see for myself from where such theory is coming from.