Evolutionist suppose these were the oldest human footprints

 

Image courtesy of  Charles Helm.

Joel Kontinen

A new study finds that Archaeologists in South Africa have discovered the footprints of Homo sapiens dating to 153,000 years ago -. This is the oldest tracks attributed to us. .

Since he discovery of the Laetoli footprints that are estimated to be around 3.66 million years old, . but evolutionists claim that they were not human.

In Darwinian explanations, the cart often comes before the horse. Fossils are seldom if ever carbon dated because evolutionists assume that they are too old to contain radiocarbon.

And if some features are in the wrong place (evolutionary speaking, that is), they cannot be what they obviously are. A well-known example is the existence of fossil footprints in Tanzania that are assumed to be 3.6 million years old. This  brief video produced by Creation Ministries International shows, they look exactly like human footprints, yet Darwinists cannot accept this, because it would be contrary to their storytelling.

Source:

Killgrove,  Kristina. 2035.  153,000-year-old footprints from South Africa are the oldest Homo sapiens tracks on record. Live Science  28 May.