Fossil skull offers clue to origins of Chinese people

26 January 2008

 Li Zhanyang, an archaeologist at the Henan Cultural Relics and Archeology Research Institute, said: "The discovery of the skull fossil has filled the gap between the period of the Ape Man and Homo Sapiens."

How ridiculous. Do these people really lack that much discernment? How can it possibly be that every couple of days they find the "missing link"? Oh.. wait.. thats right, the entire chain is missing, so everything is a missing link. They found the bone fragments at a depth of 5 meters along with thousands of other animal bones.

What does this definitively tell us about this skull?
1. It died
2. It was buried
3. It was buried with thousands of animals

What does this prove?
A. This is the direct ancestor of every Chinese person alive today.
or
B. All these creatures were buried by mud and fossilized.

Finding a bones in the dirt does not tell you anything about who its children were, but it does tell you something major happened to bury them all (... like a flood).

1. No fossil is proof of evolution.
2. Finding fossils at all support there was a flood.

http://itn.co.uk/news/32ecb441ab37db277858eb9e6098e9ac.html
http://www.hindu.com/2008/01/26/stories/2008012659132000.htm