Nebraska Man was named in 1922 from a humanlike tooth which had been found in Nebraska. As creationists tell the story, evolutionists used one tooth to ...
Discovery, Debate, Doubt, and Downfall. In 1917, rancher and geologist Harold Cook collected a human-looking tooth in Pliocene (recently redesignated Miocene) ...
Nebraska Man was not a fraud, but an honest mistake. In an apparent attempt at smear by repetition, Long and Taylor refer to it as a fraud no fewer than four ...
"A thoroughly researched work that details information on all the familiar "ape-men": Neanderthal Man, Nebraska Man, Piltdown Man, Peking Man, etc." It's ...
... Nebraska man. Science 85, June:47-9) makes no such statement! Blinderman said: So Nebraska Man had great patriotic significance. "This is the very first ...
Ian Taylor and Nebraska Man · The role of Nebraska Man... A Response to Jerry Bergman · Orce Man · Neandertals · Buried Alive , by Jack Cuozzo · A Neandertal in ...
Bowden (1981) discusses Piltdown Man, Java Man and Peking Man extensively. Unlike most creationists he is at least aware of other Homo erectus fossils and ...
Neanderthal Man, New Guinea Man, Cro-Magnon Man, Modern Man. This is a ... Nebraska Man and Piltdown Man, and finally lists some fossils that have never ...
May 5, 1997 · Nebraska Man was a mistake, but its effect on the study of human evolution was negligible. Almost all scientists were skeptical about it, and ...
... man" skull (which turned out to be a hoax), and the postulated existence of "Nebraska man" based on the evidence of a single tooth that turned out to belong ...