Our Ica Stone Collection. Our collection (6 stones) are castings made from actual Ica stones by paleontologist Joe Taylor from the Mt Blanco Fossil Museum, and Creation Science Evangelism's casting expert John Gusti.

This is a casting of an Ica Stone we acquired from Kent Hovind's ministry in Florida (Creation Science Evangelism). Dr. Hovind has acquired several of these valuable artifacts over the years. Ours depicts a creature which bears a resemblance to an acrocanthosaurus, a dinosaur said to be extinct for a least 65 million years.

I photographed this fossilized dinosaur skin in the Royal Tyrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta. Notice the large circle patterns throughout the specimen. Don't they bear a striking resemblance to the circles on the Ica stone creatures?

The baby Plesiosaur (left) and the Hadrosaur (right). Apparently these dinosaurs have been found in south Carolina along with mammals including man. For an excellent study of these findings see John Allen Watson's book, "Man, Dinosaurs, and Mammal Together" from Mt. Blanco Publishing. According to Dr. Kent Hovind (850) 479-3466, certain duckbill dinosaur skulls contain chambers connected to its nasal cavity, whose purpose remains unknown. It is not unthinkable that they were used as part of a chemical defense system, similar to the bombardier beetle, who can shoot a chemical stray in excess of 200 degrees ferenhiet. Is the duckbill dinosaur the fire breathing dragon of legend, or the Leviathan of Job chapter 41?

A Picture of the Taylor Trail. Here is an impressive photo of a clearly human trail being intersected by a trail of dinosaur prints. The circled print (next slide)  is particularly impressive as it falls within a three-toed dinosaur track. They must have been made at close to the same time. For excellent treatment of this site, see geologist Don Patton's website www.bible.ca/tracks. R. Patton also has a great DVD you can order called "The Record of the Rocks", which discusses the Paluxy River tracks at length.

Here is a cast of the girl/dino print which we acquired from Joe Taylor in Crosbyton, Texas. Notice the human-like depression running almost perpendicular to the direction the dinosaur was traveling. What other animal could make such a print?

A close up of what appears to a left human footprint.

Here Alicia (age 9) places her foot in the human-like depression. The contour is almost exact, including the arch of the foot. This is good evidence that a human being, probably an young person, ran through the soft limestone shortly after the dinosaur left his prints. Once again, we have "smoking gun" evidence against long ages and evolution.

Replica Ishatar Gate Dragon. In the sixth century B.C., King Nebuchadnezar of Babylon undertook many ambitious building projects. One was an elaborate and ornate gate adorned with sculptures of many animals readily identifiable. Among them are these puzzling creatures. They look reptilian, with long necks and tails. Were the Babylonians seeing dragons (actually dinosaurs) way back then?

The Albertosaurus

The teeth on this creature would lead a person to believe that it was a verocious carnivore. As we have just seen however, it is not always possible to determine an animal's diet by looking at its teeth alone. According to the Bible, even a creature like this was a peaceful herbivore in the original creation.

A peacful coexistence.

A Convincing Stegosaur

This engraving is found among countless others on a a pillar in the Ta Prohm temple. The temple was constructed in the 10th century and remains in use today. The depth of the carving is consistent with all the others that appear on the same column, so the suggestion that it is a recent forgery seems unlikely. Furthermore, this Buddhist temple is a sacred site regularly patrolled with machine-gun carrying guards. The carving is not a hoax or a forgery. It is proof positive that man and dinosaur must have existed together.