Evidence cited by evolutionists for earlier ice ages is open to other interpretations.
Today's polar ice caps and alpine glaciers are the remains of the vast ice sheets that covered about a third of the globe at their greatest extent. The Ice Age must therefore have occurred soon after Noah's Flood. However, such catastrophism is readily explainable within the Biblical framework of Noah's Flood and its after-effects. Rapid cooling at the poles and warming at the equator would have induced excessive snowfalls and the build-up of vast ice sheets, until after a few centuries conditions stabilized and the ice retreated. References to ice in the book of Job are consistent with that patriarch having lived at this time.