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Summary

This is a 1:1 scale reproduction of a petroglyph (rock art) that was originally discovered in 1879 in the Havasupai Canyon in Arizona. In 1924, a scientific expedition was sent to the canyon to document the artifacts and petroglyphs left behind by the Native Americans.

The director of that expedition, Samuel Hubbard, said the following about the above petroglyph, "The fact that some prehistoric man made a pictograph of a dinosaur on the walls of this canyon upsets completely all of our theories regarding the antiquity of man. Facts are stubborn and immutable things. If theories do not square with the facts then the theories must change, the facts remain." (Discoveries Relating to Prehistoric Man by the Doheny Scientific Expedition in the Hava Supai Canyon Northern Arizona, Oakland Museum, Oakland California, October and November 1924, p. 5)

There is a very heavy desert varnish on this petroglyph, which authenticates its antiquity and thus its authenticity. This is not a modern forgery. The desert varnish on this petroglyph is just as thick as other petroglyphs, which are known to be authentic. The problem for evolutionists is that it seems to be depicting a dinosaur. Our modern knowledge of what dinosaurs looked like is less than two hundred years old, yet this petroglyph was made much before the modern discovery and reconstruction of dinosaurs. The only way people could have been accurately drawing them is if they saw them alive. This is powerful evidence that dinosaur did not die out 65 million years ago.

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