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Dinosaurs
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Dinosaurs
I've copied this over from the old forum so it can be shot down in flames all over again Cool

I was watching a programme a while ago, I think called "Life After People"

It's basic conclusion was that, if all humans suddenly vanished from the Earth, it would only take at most, 200,000 years before any alien civilisation visiting would not be able to find a single trace of our ever having existed in the first place.

Everything, even the hardest of our stone structures would have been reclaimed by the environment.

My question is therefore this.

After 65 to perhaps over 100 million years, had there been a dinosaur civilisation on a par with maybe the ancient Egyptians, what evidence would be left today and how easy would it be to find it and identify it correctly?

Is it simply human arrogance to assume that we are the first 'peoples' of the Earth?
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#2
RE: Dinosaurs
Bones eventually turning into fossils is hard but not impossible.
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#3
RE: Dinosaurs
Why did God create the dinosaurs and the like, let them roam the Earth for 100s of millions years, before deciding to create man???? Maybe she got tired of the dinosaurs failing to develop speech and the ability to worship her????Wink
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RE: Dinosaurs
Maybe they did originally worship her but they then became atheist dinosaurs so she killed them all! Wink
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#5
RE: Dinosaurs
It depends on the level of this dinosaur "civilisation"

Had they got to Sumerian level with writing and building there would be no trace of their civilisation.

But had they achieved our level and greater the perhaps yes there would be traces, if we knew what to look for.

For example, today's gigantic opencast pit mining would still leave a trace in millions of years. These mines would be filled in over the eaons and possible torn by tremor and plate shift. The trick would be for the future geologists to interpret it correctly
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#6
RE: Dinosaurs
Could a lot of evidence be out there but is misinterpreted because it is simply not being looked for?
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RE: Dinosaurs
I remember watching a program like the one you commented on Dar...

Except it was about leaving important messages for any type human or alien civilizations to interpret.

For example, lets say an asteroid hit, but only crippled us severally. In other words it did not annihilate the species. However, it pretty much drove us back into the stone age over night. 10,000 years go by and humanity is finally getting back on their feet again, but in the act of having to start completely all over (Language, reading, writing, etc is completely different from what we have today)...

The Scholars are trying to figure out ways to leave warning signs by picture or direction in making sure to tell the future human race or alien civilizations the danger of certain facilities which hold radioactive waste (Platinum Waste etc) which has as a harmful shelf life of 200 - 500 thousand years.

It's actually a very interesting concept when you think about it. We would not be able to write it down and expect future civilizations to understand it. It would truly have to be some type of Hieroglyphics (Pictures) to tell the story....
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#8
RE: Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs never existed. Those "fossils" are planted by the evil evolutionists.

O and to answer your question, I've not seen many dinosaur skeletons with limbs suitable for the manufacturing or making use of tools, which is something we humans need to make those things that make our structures.
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RE: Dinosaurs
Quote:I've not seen many dinosaur skeletons with limbs suitable for the manufacturing or making use of tools

You only need one Smile
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#10
RE: Dinosaurs
Eh?

....not sure...I follow?

EvF
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