How old, according to evolutionists, is the first discovered fossil forest?

 

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Joel Kontinen

When, according to evolutionists, was the first fossil forest discovered? A survey  in southwest England said that a forest that was 390 million years was found.

“The 390 million-year-old fossils supplant the Gilboa fossil forest in New York state, which dates back 386 million years”.

“This now-extinct type of plants, known as cladoxylopsids, is thought to be closely related to ferns and sphenopsids (horsetails).”

Source:

Sascha Pare, 2024, 390 million-year-old fossilized forest is the oldest ever discovered | Live Science 5 March