kiml9292 asked:


Using radioactive minerals to date fossils was not known Darwin’s times. How was Darwin able to estimate the ages of his fossils finds?

AEA asked:


Hey Atheists! If Evilution is real then why are there no transitional fossils?

How come there are no “fronkey” fossils (frog and donkey)? Where are the transitional fossils between frogs and donkeys? How come there are so transitional fossils between dogs and alligators? How come there are no transitional fossils between a cockroach and a giraffe?

You want to know why? Because evilution isn’t real.

I wait with baited breath for your responses. You guys have been OWNED by GOD’s word.

Questions asked:


What classes should I take at my community colleges. I know there are many types, i know its just not called archaeology.
I read somewhere about certain topic classes i should take, i cannot find them again. Please provide me with some helpful info, it would help me alot.

kiriana asked:


I’m just curiously looking for options right now. I read on some website that there are only 12 schools with an archaeology department, but didn’t say which schools. So I would really appreciate some help! Thanks!

Ethan asked:


Ive got two cranidos’s that I dug up from underground. What other fossils can be dug up?

ted.nardo asked:


When I went to school, I was taught that it took thousands of years for wood to petrify. In fact, that was one of the ways you could tell that this was an acient fossilized speciment. But up in Mt. St. Helens, 175 sq. miles of forest was leveled, and trees up there petrified years ago. How is that possible?

Colin A asked:


How many dinosaurs fossils have been found? Consider a portion that is found as a count of one as well.

I’m not looking for the number of species.

Or put it this way, if all the fossils found were put into one museum, how many exhibits would there be?

Sean asked:


If I go back 5 million years and saw the species that genetically is linked to human beings and chimpanzees, and I made the subjective comment “oh, that looks like a monkey”; in what way shape or form is my comment a scientific fact?

Rather, would it be the hypothesis that we are testing, the genetic link between that monkey looking species, to the human being.

If this test was run, based perhaps on a fossilized animal, a fossilized monkey looking animal, and we were able to confirm that it is indeed a common ancestor,

would it still change the fact that saying it looks like a monkey is not an objective scientific fact, I could say it looks like a horse, so what, or a unicorn or a pony.

The point is, saying something looks like something doesn’t make it a scientific fact.

Do you agree with my asssement of the situation. Why or why not.

Laura C asked:


I want to get my P.H.D, so what are some good schools for archaeology and marine archaeology?

jamie a asked:


I am a history major currently, and am seriously considering a degree in Archaeology later on. The problem is, I have a disabled left hand, and while I am right handed, it is still very difficult to do some every day tasks.
I am simply wondering if it would be illogical for me to pursue an Archaeology degree due to my hand.