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Man as Old as Coal
   (blasting the Theory of man's Evolution to smithereens)

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To the Scientific Establishment which has long contended
there were NO large land animals -- not to mention man --
on earth during the time that anthracite was being formed,
I simply say: Take a bite out of this!
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It's a canine tooth that, if in the right place at the right time,
would indeed have had many a pseudoscientist yell "Ouch!"
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This petrified tooth  -- five inches high -- was also found
between coal veins in Northeastern Pennsylvania where
the petrified remains (bones, teeth and even soft organs)
of both man and large land animals have been found.
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Science has long proclaimed that anthracite was formed
a minimum 280 million years ago, but we'll forgive them
if they're off by a few multi-million years.
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Larger Photos:
PETRIFIED FINGER AND TOE:

PETRIFIED HUMAN SKULLS

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Most of the pictured specimens shown are are now  on display
at an exhibit in Berlin, Germany, and will be until the end of
October. It previously had been held in Vienna and Switzerland
and the exhibit should be moving to Rome, then Tokyo and two
other major Japanese cities.
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The highlight of the exhibit is a 5.5 inch(14 cm) woman, with photos
to prove it. I have had no hand in this remarkable discovery.

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X-ray of World's Smallest Woman
http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/TEST/MVC-111S.JPG

(cc) talk.origins which is  rejecting my posts in total
violation of its charter.)

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