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FactFile on dinosaurs and early humans

FactFile claims dinosaurs and early people shared the world, against the usual timeline. Stones from Ica in Peru, linked to Javier Cabrera, are said to show both together, though many call them fakes. Mexican clay figures from the 1940s play a similar part. A Cambodian temple relief is read as a stegosaurus. Texas riverbed marks are offered as human prints next to dinosaur prints, while critics call the giant ones handmade. Utah canyon art is said to include long-necked animals. Dragons, Behemoth, tannin, and Leviathan become memories of large reptiles, and the channel notes that the word dinosaur is modern. Its sharpest lab claim gives a Montana horn a radiocarbon age near 33,500 years, against an extinction many millions of years earlier. Later entries leave true dinosaurs behind. A Kish charm, lions, Marco Polo, crocodiles, dire wolves, mammoths, mastodons, sloths, the thylacine, glyptodonts, and saber-toothed cats are all treated as animals early humans knew. Birds, it ends, are dinosaurs still living beside us.

Key points

  • Ica stones and Mexican figurines are offered as pictures of people with dinosaurs, despite forgery charges.
  • A Cambodian relief and Texas riverbed tracks are read as dinosaur contact, with critics quoted on the tracks.
  • Dragons, Behemoth, tannin, and Leviathan are treated as ancient names for large reptiles.
  • A Montana horn is given a radiocarbon age far younger than the usual Triceratops extinction.
  • Ice Age mammals and a few living lineages are added as creatures early humans actually met.
  • The list ends by calling modern birds surviving dinosaurs.

Short quotes

Javier Cabrera accidentally found stones in his field these extraordinary Stones had Engravings depicting animals and humans

FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans
FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans

The channel’s first case is the Ica stones, presented as pictures of people with other creatures. Watch at 1:33

Triceratops first appeared around 68 million years ago and is known to have disappeared 66 million years ago

FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans
FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans

These are the textbook dates the narration then contrasts with a much younger carbon result. Watch at 10:03

Skeptics might argue that dinosaurs are not mentioned in the bible

FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans
FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans

The channel answers that objection by saying the modern animal name did not exist for the biblical writers. Watch at 14:20

dinosaurs are part of the world even today they coexist with humans in the form of birds

FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans
FactFile, Dinosaurs and early humans

The closing move is that birds are the dinosaurs which never fully disappeared. Watch at 26:42

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