If there had been pieces of eggshell and bone fragments at the bottom of vertical coulee wall, we probably would have noticed them. So, the location of the eggs seems to indicate that the eggs are younger than the coulees. The coulees are certainly younger than the layers. So geographical considerations argue that the eggs were laid at about the time of the ice age. Creationists believe the ice age was about 3,000 to 4,000 years ago.
Evolutionists generally believe in several ice ages tens of thousands of years ago.
But even if you accept the evolutionists date for the ice ages, that would mean that hadrosaurs were laying eggs less than 70,000 years ago. That doesn t fit with an evolutionary model that says dinosaurs died out 60 million years ago. We are only half done, and our six-page newsletter is already eight pages long. So, we will have to continue the story next month .