The Alvis Delk Print: - paleo.cc
The Alvis Delk Print is not a convincing human footprint in ancient rock. Its advocates have failed to present the necessary data and details to adequately support their assertions.
Creation Evidence Museum - Wikipedia
In 2008, a descendant of a family that provided many original Paluxy River dinosaur tracks in the 1930s claimed that her grandfather had faked many of them, including the Alvis Delk Cretaceous Footprint. [14]
Examining the Delk Track - IanJuby
2015年4月8日 · In July of 2000, Alvis Delk was wandering through the Paluxy river, in Glen Rose, Texas, when he flipped over a slab of rock which contained a pristine fossil dinosaur track. These tracks are common in the area, and he took it home for a keepsake.
The Delk Footprint - Footprints in Stone
These spiral CT scans prove that the Delk Print is a genuine fossil human footprint. The amazing thing about this print is that it not only contains a human footprint, but also a dinosaur footprint. The dinosaur actually stepped into the human footprint.
Tracking Humans on the Cretaceous Rocks of Texas’ Paluxy River
2022年10月15日 · Arguably, the crown jewel of the Paluxy River area footprints is the Alvis Delk print, found by Alvis Delk along a Paluxy River tributary in 2000. Initially, the slab of rock had a dinosaur footprint on it, and he had taken it as an addition to his fossil collection.
Fossil Footprints - Genesis Park
In the center is the Delk Print, which shows a human footprint intruded by a tridactyl dinosaur print. The Delk Track has been authenticated by spiral CT scan, which can verify that there is greater compression density below the tracks then elsewhere in the rock.
Interview with Dr. Carl Baugh on the Delk Print (Dinosaur and Human ...
Carl Baugh, the owner of the Creation Edvidence Museum and the Delk print is on hand to share the remarkable story of what, why and how this print even exists. He also addresses some of the criticisms with plausible answers.
The Alvis Delk human-dino footprints artefact - creation.com
2019年1月5日 · The story goes that in July 2000, at the Paluxy River in Glen Rose, Texas—an area well known for fossil dinosaur tracks—amateur archaeologist Alvis Delk discovered a slab of rock that contained a well-preserved dinosaur footprint, which he …
Summary of Paluxy "Man Track" claims - TalkOrigins Archive
The Delk print, like the Burdick track, was not documented in situ, and contains a number of anatomic problems. CT scans claimed to demonstrate its authenticity involve serious inconsistencies (Kuban, 2008).
Transparent fakery - ScienceBlogs
2008年7月28日 · Two months ago, he was brushing the stone and discovered a human footprint in the rock - partially beneath the dinosaur print. Delk had had the stone for years and never noticed the other ...