Lucy, the famous 3 foot tall skeleton that was discovered, has been talked about for years. A special on the discovery channel showed a computer generated image of Lucy walking around. Did you know that only 40% of the bones were found? The other 60% is pure speculation.
Did you know where the name Lucy came from? The "scientists" were blasting the Beatles song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" as the remains were dug up.
A skull known as the Tuang fossil, claimed to be an extinct primate child, was estimated to be 2-3 million years old. They then announced that the cave it was discovered in was only 870,000 years old. I'm not a genius but that doesn't seem to make much sense. Pictures of this fossil are still proudly displayed in school books as proof of our evolution.
Evolutionists like to claim that there are a very small amount of fossils to study. Read these statements:
Boyce Rensberger, senior editor Science 84, "In all the world there are only a few dozen. But these rare fossils attest to the evolutionary odyssey that created the human species."
Scientific America "The human fossil record is short and scant"
New Scientist " The entire hominid collection known today would barely cover a billiard table"
Science "The primary scientific evidence is a pitifully small array of bones from which to construct mans evolutionary history"
All right folkes, now for the truth. The evolutionists would like you to believe that they have very little to work with. That is because very little fits their theory. There is a vast supply of fossils for them to work with, but if it doesnt fit with the evolutionary theory, they don't use it.
The Catalogue of Fossil Hominids lists a grand total of 3998 fossil hominid individuals who have been discovered as of 1976. A conservative estimate for today would bring the total up to 6,000 fossil remains to study. Not quite the "barely enough to cover a billiard table' That evolutionists would have us believe.