| Subject: | Re: Explain 'Little Lucy's deposition? |
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| From: | "Paul Crowley" |
| Date: | Fri, 22 Sep 2006 19:41:36 +0100 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.anthropology.paleo, sci.bio.paleontology |
"Gerrit Hanenburg" <G.Hanenburg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:8428h211ncn2i7ku7ov8i5g513pthqajlm@xxxxxxxxxx >>> Alemseged's team believes that a flood rolled the child's body >>> into a ball and buried it in sand soon after her death, before >>> the bones could be weathered or pulled apart by scavengers. >> >>Every year numerous bodies are deposited by >>floods (such as by the tsunami of 20 months >>ago) How many are 'rolled into a ball'? > > There is no indication that it was "rolled into a ball". "Alemseged's team believes that a flood rolled the child's body into a ball". Gerrit Hanenburg can't see any sign of that. They have worked with the fossil for years. Gerrit has never seen it. Whom should we believe? Hmmm . . . . tough. Paul. |
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