Moab man was found in Cretaceous sandstone
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[edit] Claim
Two greenish human skeletons have been excavated from Jurassic sediments in the Big Indian Copper Mine near Moab, Utah.
[edit] Source
- Burdick, Clifford, 1973. Discovery of Human Skeletons in Cretaceous Formation. Creation Research Society Quarterly 10: 109-110.
- Barnes, F. A. 1975 (Feb.). The Case of the Bones in Stone. Desert Magazine (Feb. 1975): 36-39.
[edit] Responses
- Creationists who make this claim fail to realize that Moab man was buried in a grave that was carved into Cretaceous sandstones.
- The claim can't seem to agree even with itself as to whether it was Cretaceous or Jurassic rock, given as how Creationists have claimed both kinds of rock.
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[edit] Fallacies contained in this claim
- Exclusion (the detail that Moab man was in a grave, and not the rock itself is omitted)
[edit] External Links
- Kuban, Glen J., 1998. The life and death of Malachite Man. [1]
[edit] Related claims
- Human fossils are out of place
- Human footprints have been found with dinosaur tracks at Paluxy
- Sandal footprints have been found associated with trilobites
- Malachite man was found in Cretaceous sandstone
- Castenedolo, Olmo, and Calaveras skulls were found in Pliocene strata
- Baugh found a fossilized finger from the Cretaceous
- A petrified hammer was found in Cretaceous rocks
- Richard Leakey found a normal human skull under a layer of rock dated at 212 million years

