Subject: Brad Steiger Tells It Like It Is. 
Feb. 27, 2012.

Here Brad Steiger tells how long he thinks man has been on this Earth.

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What happens when unique skeletal and cultural evidence from a prehistoric
world appear long before they should -- and in places where they should 
not...?
by Brad Steiger It is rather amazing that such sophisticated people, as we
judge ourselves to be, do not even know who we are. And it becomes rather
dismaying to discover that there is a great deal of suppressed, ignored, and
misplaced prehistorical cultural evidence that would alter the established
interpretations of human origins and provide us with a much clearer 
definition
of what it means to be human. Archaeologists, anthropologists, and various
academicians who play the "origins of Man" game, reluctantly and only
occasionally acknowledge instances where unique skeletal and cultural
evidence from the prehistoric record suddenly appear long before they 
should -
- and in places where they should not. These irritating artifacts destroy 
the
orderly e-olutionary line that academia has for so long  presented to the
public. Consequently, such data has been largely left buried in site 
reports,
forgotten storage rooms, and dusty archives. Although the Leakeys, that
eminent family of anthropologists, have offered dramatic new evidence
that the "homo" lineage goes back at least three million years, the
academic consensus holds that an ancestor of modern man ev-lved about
one million years ago. Homo Sapiens, the "thinking man," our own species...
became the dominant planetary life form on a worldwide basis about 40,000
years ago.  It is difficult enough to explain the sudden appearance or
influx of Homo Sapiens at that time, but it is an even more complex question
to ponder why Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon man correspondingly disappeared.
And just when Richard Leakey is adding to a growing body of evidence that
mankind developed in Africa, a Hungarian excavation surrenders a Homo
Sapiens skull fragment in a context more than 600,000 years out of alignment
with the accepted calendar of man's migrations across the planet. The
C-eationist may present an extreme point of view when he maintains that
the world is roughly only 6,000 years old and that man himself is only a few
days younger, but what happens to evo-ution when there are such sites as
the one in Australia, which yielded Homo Sapiens (modern man), Homo erectus
(our million-year-old ancestor), and Neanderthal (our Stone Age cousin)
in what appears to be a contemporaneous environment? Then there is the
Tabun site where Homo Sapiens fragments were found in strata below
(which means older than) classic Neanderthal bones. This is but one of
several digs that has produced evidence of modern man before what is
accepted as one of his predecessors. Somewhere, in what would appear
to be a biological and cultural free-for-all, there must lie the answer to
that most important question: Who are we? But just as we are trying our
best to fit skeletal fragments together in a manner that will be found
acceptable to what we believe we know about our origins, pre-Adamite
footprints are being found, which, if they are what they appear to be, will
make total shambles of our accepted evol-tionary calendar. In Pershing
County, Nevada, a shoe print was found in Triassic limestone, strata
indicative of 400 million years, in which the fossilized evidence clearly
revealed finely wrought double-stitching in the seams.  Early in 1975,
Dr. Stanley Rhine of the University of New Mexico announced his
discovery of human-like footprints in strata indicative of 40 million years
old.  A few months before, a similar find was made in Kenton, Oklahoma.
At almost the same time, a similar discovery was revealed in north-central
Wisconsin. If man lived at the same time as the dinosaurs, he might
have been a king-sized fellow to better confront the gigantic reptiles.
Skeletal remains of surprisingly large human beings have been discovered
all over the Americas, from Minnesota to Nicaragua. The skeletons
average in size from seven to over eight feet tall -- and none of them
are carved "Cardiff" hoaxes. In Death Valley, there is ample fossil
and skeletal evidence to indicate that the desolate area was once
a tropical Garden of Eden where a r-ce of giants lived and fed
themselves with palatable foods taken from the local lakes and
forests. To speak of a ra-e of prehistoric giants in what is now the
desert sands of Death Valley is simultaneously to refute the
doctrine which decrees that man is a relative newcomer to the
North and South American continents. While on the one hand, new
radiocarbon dates demonstrate that the Bering Land Bridge and
Cordilleran Ice Corridor were not passable until 9,000 years ago,
an increasing amount of physical evidence indicates that man was
surely in this hemisphere much earlier than that recent date. For
one thing, corn, a New World contribution to the pantries, is said
to be, at 9000 years, our oldest domesticated seed crop. Some
earliest agriculturist had to be on this continent more than 9000
years ago in order to domesticate the seed. Conclusive proof
that such ancient farmers did exist was offered when a Humble Oil
Company drill brought up Mexican corn pollen that was more than
80,000 years old. The anomalous Indian blood serration and
dentition and the geographic distribution of the American Indian
demands an impossible genetic time scale in which to transform
Asiatic immigrant to distinctive New World inhabitant. Even if we
attempt to keep some kind of peace with the accepted theories
of New World habitation, we must grant more evoluti-n in 40,000
years in North America than that which took place in more than
one million years in Europe, Africa, and Asia. We might rest our
case by providing as evidence the 50,000 year-old skulls found
in California, which are clearly those of American Indians, but we
are left with another mystery.  A 140,000 year old American
Indian type skull (via metric analysis) has been found at an Iranian
excavation site. What enormously complicates the above finding
is the uneasy fact that no precedent or prior skull types of the
American Indian have been found anywhere in the world. The
Amerindians appear without any evolu-ionary transformational
base.The sites of the mysterious Mullions also offer no end of
trouble to conventional timetables and esteemed evol-tionary
structures.The Mullion culture suddenly appeared approximately
10,000 years ago along the Algerian coast with the largest
skeletal population in the entire prehistoric record. In addition,
the Mullions also possessed the largest cranial capacity of any
population the world has ever known -- approximately 2,000 cc
versus our present 1,400 cc. Whoever the Mullions were, they
inhabited the site only briefly, and their population consisted
mostly of women and children, who worked with tool types and
domesticated animals never before seen. As we shall see again
and again, we have such a limited knowledge and practically no
understanding of the worlds before our own. For example, who
walked the streets of that remarkable "minicivilization" in
Yugoslavia? Whoever strode the boulevards of those now silent
cities were once citizens of a culture that flourished before
ancient Egypt and China -- 5,000 years before the glory that was
Greece. What of the lost Amerindian civilization of Cahokia,
complete with pyramids and a great wall? One site, near the
present city of St. Louis, may have contained a metropolis of
more than 250,000 North American Indians. Skull trepanation
was practiced 100,000 years ago. And who constructed the
mysterious seven-mile walls of the Berkeley and Oakland,
California, hills? Or the stone wall that runs for 20 miles near
Petra in Jordan? And which pre-Mayan peoples engineered an
elaborate waterworks in Yucatan to irrigate crops over 2000
years ago? And orthodox pooh-poohing to the contrary, the
pyramids do hold many mysteries. No one has ever really
answered the anomalies of the Egyptian and Mexican pyramids;
no one has truly dated them; and if we accept established
theories for their construction, no one has explained how the
earliest and smallest populations could erect the largest
architecture. Scientific knowledge has seemingly been prized by
certain inhabitants of every culture, known and unknown. Rock
engravings, which may be as old as 60 million years, depict in
step-by-step illustrations an entire heart-transplant operation and
a Cesarean section. These 150,000 engraved stones also portray
scenes indicating that a very special rac= of man actually lived
at the same time as the prehistoric monster reptiles (See ICA
STONES OF PERU on this page).
The ancient Egyptians used the equivalent of contraceptive
jelly and had urine pregnancy tests.The cement used in filling
Mayan dental cavities still holds after 1500 years. Cosmas and
Damian, two brothers, accomplished successful leg transplants
1700 years ago. Had they somehow acquired knowledge of the
techniques of gifted surgeons from the dim past? The Caracol
Tower at Chichen Itza is a remarkable Mesoamerican observatory
that seems to have correlated its findings with similar sites in
North America, including Mesa Verde, Wichita, and Chaco
Canyon. No fabric is supposed to have been found until Egypt
produced cloth material 5000 years ago. How, then, can we deal
with the Russian site which provides spindle whorls and
patterned fabric designs more than 80,000 years old? Not only
did the ancient Babylonians appear to use sulfur matches, but
they had a technology sophisticated enough to employ complex
electrochemical battery cells with wiring. There is also evidence
of electric batteries and electrolysis in ancient Egypt, India, and
Swahililand. Recently interpreted ancient Aramaic texts suggest
that the wandering Israelites were given a machine for producing
"manna from h-aven" that kept them alive on their exhaustive
desert trek. Although a temperature of over 1780 degrees is
required to melt platinum, some pre-Incan peoples in Peru were
making objects of the metal. Even today the process of extracting
aluminum from bauxite is a complicated procedure, but Chou
Chu, famous general of the Tsin era (265-316 A.D.), was interred
with aluminum belt fasteners on his burial costume. BACK TO
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