The track in the picture was impressed into allegedly "110 million year old" limestone rock and was found in Glen Rose, Texas. Analysis of the print suggests that it is a woman's bare footprint and would correspond to a size 22EEEE men's shoe today. Scientific analysis after cross sectioning the stone with a diamond saw proves that the print was made by pressure, and therefore it is genuine and was not carved. So just how did the gigantic footprint of a human woman get into "110 million year old" rock?
Jul 1, 2008
The Burdick Track - How Did The Gigantic Footprint Of A Human Woman Get Into "110 Million Year Old" Rock?
The track in the picture was impressed into allegedly "110 million year old" limestone rock and was found in Glen Rose, Texas. Analysis of the print suggests that it is a woman's bare footprint and would correspond to a size 22EEEE men's shoe today. Scientific analysis after cross sectioning the stone with a diamond saw proves that the print was made by pressure, and therefore it is genuine and was not carved. So just how did the gigantic footprint of a human woman get into "110 million year old" rock?
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