Most of the proof at the Creation Evidence Museum is in what Dr. Baugh alleges are fossilized human footprints, found in what we have been educated to believe is 113-million-year-old limestone, exactly along the banks of the Pauluxy River, literally in the back yard of the museum.

Dinosaurs left fossil tracks here, too, and Dr. Baugh claims to have unearthed 475 dinosaur footprints and 86 human footprints. If that percentage is accurate, then there must be an enormous cover-up ongoing by the folks down the road at Dinosaur Valley State Park, which shares the identical limestone bed as the Creation Evidence Museum, has found thousands of dinosaur tracks, and has not found a human footprint yet.

Outside, however, the powerful full-size biosphere is approaching completion. It is enclosed within an enormous greenhouse, is the size of two busses parked end-to-end, and looks like it belongs in the engine room of the Starship Enterprise. This biosphere has to be gigantic because, well, the CEM plans to grow big things in it, antediluvian beasts that have not been seen since the Cretaceous Period - which, according to Dr. Baugh, was only 3500 years ago. A big American flag hangs over it; nationalism and fundamentalist Christianity, on the same group.