Camel fossils found in western Oklahoma date back millions of years, scientist says
An oil company drilling in far western Oklahoma has stumbled across a deposit of camel and horse fossils that are at least five million years old, possibly much older, scientists who've examined the remains say.
http://newsok.com/camel-fossils-fou...lions-of-years-scientist-says/article/3878489
Janadele:
I am fairly certain you will not engage with this, but do you have any idea how long 5 million years is?
Equus (the modern horse) evolved in North America. The reason that the claims of horse culture in the
BoM are (to be generous) egregious error, or (to be more accurate) outright invention is that
Equus went extinct in the late Pleistocene, 10,000-12,500 years ago. By the time of the supposed "Jaderite" civilization, horses had been extinct for at least 7,500 years.
In other words,
of course horse and camel fossils are found in the New World. However, those fossils date from long before the actual civilizations in the pre-Colombian Americas (I cannot recommend
1491, by Charles Mann, too strongly--you really should read it).
And, of course, 5-million-year-old horse and camel fossils, or 700,000-year-old Pzrewalski's horse fossils, offer no support to the unsupported claims of barley domestication, cattle domestication, or steelmaking technology...to say nothing of the absurd claims of the origins of humans living in the New World...
I still eagerly await your presentation of practical,empirical, physical evidence, attested to by neutral scholars.
