Evolutionists Baffled Again

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Just ran across this science article on the CNN INTERACTIVE Web site:

Hominid footprints provide
window to human ancestors

August 21, 1996
Web posted at: 11:55 p.m. EDT
>From Correspondent Gary Strieker
LAETOLI, Tanzania (CNN) -- Some
3.6 million years ago, three hominids striding upright across the
dusty, ashy plains of East Africa left behind an early imprint of
the human family.
The hominids' footprints and numerous bones found lying
between layers of petrified volcanic ash at Laetoli in northern
Tanzania rank as the oldest known human-like remains,
archaeologists say.

"They look just like the prints of one of
us or one of our children," said
archaeologist Fiona Marshall.
"Absolutely human, but when you think
they're 3.6 million years old, I think it
gives you a chill."

Wow, imagine that! <g>
--Rich Brown