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Summary Chart (Sidebar 5)

Evolutionists claim in textbooks and museum exhibits that the evolutionary series leading to man is well documented in the fossil record. When a new, "advanced" population evolves, the pre-existing population is supposed to die out. However, this is not an accurate portrayal. Marvin Lubenow has done an extensive literature search and has discovered that most of the "hominids" existed simultaneously, even in the same locations. Below is a chart (adapted from Bones of Contention) that summarizes some of his findings. (Each X represents one individual. These are the minimal numbers of individuals.)

Date: Years ago

Locality

Anatomically modern Homo sapiens

Neanderthal

Archaic Homo sapiens

Homo erectus

10,000

Coobool Crossing, Australia

Many

  

Several erectus-like

30,000+

Willandra Lakes, Australia

XXXX

(Many others)

  

X

France

Cro Magnon

Le Moustier

   

50,000-
100,000

Tabun Caves, Mt. Carmel, Israel

XX

X

  

80,000

Czechoslovakia

X

X

  

100,000

Klasies River Mouth Caves, South Africa

XXXXX

 

 

XX+

 

Krapina, Yugoslavia

X

Many

X

 

105,000

Skul Cave, Mt. Carmel, Israel

XX
(Skul 5,6)

XXXX
(Skul 2,4,7,9)

  

130,000

Omo River, Ethiopia

XX

 

X

 

130,000+

Eyasi Lake, Tanzania

X

 

X

 

150,000

Kabwe, Zambia Broken Hill Mine

XX(X?)

 

X (Rhodesian Man)

 

450,000

Arago, Tautavel, France

  

X

X

China

     

Peking Man

500,000

Trinil, Java, Indonesia

X

X (Java Man Femur)

  

X (Java Man Skullcap)

1.64 m.y.a.

Koobi Fora, area 103, Kenya

Footprints

  

XXX

Koobi Fora, area 104, Kenya

X

   

X

Koobi Fora, Ileret area, Kenya (near area 103&104)

Footprints; X

   

XXXXX

1.9 m.y.a.

Koobi Fora, Kenya

XXX

  

X

m.y.a. = million years ago

Lubenow, M. 1992. Bones of Contention Baker Books, Grand Rapids. p.180.


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