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Chapter 7: Evolutionists' Biased and Deceptive Fossil Interpretations

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Two drawings of Java Man, which are totally different from each other, provide a good example of how fantastically fossils are interpreted by evolutionists.

Before going into the details of the myth of human evolution, we need to mention the propaganda method that has convinced the general public of the idea that half-man half-ape creatures once lived in the past. This propaganda method makes use of "reconstructions" made in reference to fossils. Reconstruction can be explained as drawing a picture or constructing a model of a living thing based on a single bone-sometimes only a fragment-that has been unearthed. The "ape-men" we see in newspapers, magazines, or films are all reconstructions.




Three Different Reconstructions Based on The Same Skull
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Appeared in Sunday
Times, April 5, 1964

Maurice Wilson's drawing

N.Parker's reconstruction,
N. Geographic, September 1960

As a matter of fact, evolutionists invent such "preposterous stories" that they even ascribe different faces to the same skull. For example, the three different reconstructed drawings made for the fossil named Australopithecus robustus (Zinjanthropus), are a famous example of such forgery.


Imaginary Drawing
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Geheimnisse Der Urzeit, Tiereund Menschen, s. 200

National Geographic, March 1996

In pictures and reconstructions, evolutionists deliberately give shape to features that do not actually leave any fossil traces, such as the structure of the nose and lips, the shape of the hair, the form of the eyebrows, and other bodily hair so as to support evolution. They also prepare detailed pictures depicting these imaginary creatures walking with their families, hunting, or in other instances of their daily lives. However, these drawings are all figments of the imagination and have no counterpart in the fossil record.



63. David Pilbeam, "Rearranging Our Family Tree", Nature, Haziran 1978, s. 40

64. Earnest A. Hooton, Up From The Ape, New York: McMillan, 1931, s. 332

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