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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Paleontology / February 2008Dino ribs cut by Cretaceous men
The following photos show a dinosaur mummy named Leonardo. Half-length of its left ribs are gone, obviously cut by humans in the Cretaceous age. Numerous people have seen/studied the dinosaur mummy, including a paleontology professor of Havard University, but no one wondered why the ribs on its left side were cut half-length so neatly off --from the vertebrate column to the scales on the left-side skin. One can still see the remaining half length of the left-side ribs below the scales. They could only be cut by men. Why no one notice that? Dinosaur "Leonardo" during excavation: http://www.wretch.cc/album/show.php?i=lin440315&b=15&f=1371325619&p=0 Note the ribs on the left are half-way gone: http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/DINO%20RIBS%20CUT%20BY% 20MAN%2C%2077%20MILLION%20YEARS%20AGO?gda=56Mx_2AAAABHhcPlgMpWla5Xa-DDn6iC_ihFOq ox2wGIFmFJYF-Kyhcwy3dI2CgZTioxnYaX_EAi_wJiPmhLqbWxAh2R_w7EFvxJKUOQlCayh-SxYapA4A 2nMGv9eiw1afnBCJXvIHQ Rib cutting directions: http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/RIB-CUTTING%20DIRECTION S?gda=6oolZ0oAAABHhcPlgMpWla5Xa-DDn6iC_ihFOqox2wGIFmFJYF-Kyhcwy3dI2CgZTioxnYaX_E CChskmkbEl2HvrZAiYlTrCqj4y_rGOfLTTREbpiQwekg > http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/RIB-CUTTING%20 > DIRECTIONS?gda=6o Did the Cretaceous men use crosscut or rip saws? <Sarcasm Mode Off> Alan >> http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/RIB-CUTTING%20 >> DIRECTIONS?gda=6o > > Did the Cretaceous men use crosscut or rip saws? <Sarcasm Mode Off> angle grinder!  SignatureRegards, Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd. http://www.sandrila.co.uk/ http://www.pherber.com/ On Feb 2, 11:24 am, Paul Herber <SubstituteMyFirstNameH...@pherber.com> wrote: > >>http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/RIB-CUTTING%20 > >> DIRECTIONS?gda=6o [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > -- > Regards, Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd.http://www.sandrila.co.uk/ http://www.pherber.com/ Must have been a heck of a BBQ. I wonder if dinosaur tastes like chicken? > On Feb 2, 11:24 am, Paul Herber > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > - Show quoted text - The following contains a Big photo taken by American Kodak Co. You can expand the PDF document 300% to see the clear remains of red blood cells still trapped in the blood vessels. That photo is placed second to the last photo (an X-RAY photo). The PDF document: Sorry. I was unable to paste the above mentioned document here, but it is the first file (file name: Expandable Original PDF photo of Kodak Co.) in my website: http://groups.google.com.tw/group/mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men > > On Feb 2, 11:24 am, Paul Herber > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > - Show quoted text - This link works: http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/Expandable%20Original%2 0PDF%20photo%20of%20Kodak%20Co..pdf?gda=KsLoTWIAAACBUU1MHlwjIwaNdejZD9tizdxx92RZ ntqlNmiiBvFyXhcwy3dI2CgZTioxnYaX_EDMWIFXXaxXKU5xzniSrDQ6hRzfPFF3JEdSPg7Fu2fsLfIi 4B9HaxNLYWmbC196QSf > > > On Feb 2, 11:24 am, Paul Herber > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Sorry. These two links are definitely good: Now the red blood cell remains are Labeled here: http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/RED%20BLOOD%20CELLS%20N OTED%20IN%20DINOSAUR%20LEONARDO.bmp?gda=zEwAqGIAAACBUU1MHlwjIwaNdejZD9ti5l5rbskU KRxw8qEM64ljGBcwy3dI2CgZTioxnYaX_EDk0XnS5DcxR-kifHHnP4l01Jol8TZInAvK96QDVn6rtUCp Ir6LuVhHAP5scMkBpoGu7vB9Ld5cDwr_aXcyFBxO and here: http://www.wretch.cc/album/show.php?i=lin440315&b=15&f=o1371325617.jpg&p=0 >>> http://mummy-dinosaur-carved-by-men.googlegroups.com/web/RIB-CUTTING%20 >>> DIRECTIONS?gda=6o >> >> Did the Cretaceous men use crosscut or rip saws? <Sarcasm Mode Off> > > angle grinder! Obviously the appropriate tool to use would be a bone saw. Peter |
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