This article challenges the prevailing uniformitarian paradigm asserting a multi-million-year gap between human and dinosaur existence.
We present here four lines of evidence suggesting their contemporaneity within a young-earth framework:
(i) The exceptional preservation of widespread dinosaur trackways.
(ii) The discovery of original organic material within dinosaur fossils.
(iii) Iconographic evidence from ancient human art.
(iv) Historical/Biblical Testimonies of Human-Beasts Coexistence
These data, when interpreted through a catastrophic geological model, indicate a significantly younger age for these paleontological remains and imply a shared history between humans and dinosaurs, contrasting sharply with deep-time chronologies ...
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17618263