Image courtesy of M. Sedrati, et al.
Joel
Kontinen
Researchers in Morocco happened upon a trackway containing 85 well-preserved human footprints that are some of the oldest in the world.
Res30earchers
discovered footprints made by humans thousands of years ago at a beach in
Morocco.
According to evolutionists,
mankind is thousands of years sold. now, “Two trails of ancient human
footprints pressed into a beach in Morocco form one of the largest and
best-preserved trackways in the world.” they were 90,000-year´s old.
The researchers were able to determine the approximate
age of the individuals, which included children, adolescents and adults.
The new study is published in the journal Scientific Reports.
They were human footprints after all. They speculated
this “took place during the Late Pleistocene, also known as the last
ice age, which according to evolutionists ended around 11,700 years ago,
according to the study.”
Source:
Jennifer
Nalewicki 2024