Some years ago I was at a seminar where I met Mr. John N. Moore. If my memory serves me correctly, he was the Chairperson of the biology department at Michigan State University for a number of years.

A film was shown at the seminar about dinosaur footprints and human footprints being found in the same riverbed together. The film showed a 'dozer' cutting away more of the hill at the bank of the river to show whether additional evidence could be found, since the path of the two led that way. Sure enough, additional footprints for both the human and the dinosaur were found. The event was witnessed by two recognized scientists from other universities on camera, and they were most surprised, and could not refute the findings, and had no explanation for the phenomena.

If I remember my biology correctly, it seems the evolutionists generally deny that man and dinosaurs ever existed together upon the earth.

The evidence I saw unveiled (or dug up on the spot) in the film surely shows otherwise.

I have never encountered this evidence discussed in a textbook presentation of factual science.

I suspect that evolutionists are not much in favor of allowing the publication of evidence which does not fit their theory of macro-evolution. They particularly would resist making such evidence available in the science classroom.