RE: geology, good science and a quest for info

From: Adrian Teo (ateo@whitworth.edu)
Date: Thu Sep 20 2001 - 11:24:49 EDT

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I also saw recently in a introductory science text book for homeschoolers
(7-8th grades) by Bob Jones University an old fuzzy photo (1960s) of what
appears to be a human footprint. The claim was that scientists dated this to
be about 500 million years old, and the point was to show how unreliable the
dating methods are. No references provided. Does anybody know the real story
behind this photo, by chance?

Adrian.

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