Page 21 - A Historical Lie: The Stone Age

The illustrations show hand-made tools of obsidian and bone, hooks and various ob-
jects made out of stone. Obviously, one cannot obtain such regular shapes by striking
raw material with a stone. Crude blows will merely break the bone and prevent the
desired shape from taking form. In the same way, it is clear that sharp lines and pointed
tips cannot be possible, even with tools of the very hardest stone, such as granite and
basalt. These stones are cut regularly, just like slicing fruit. Their brightness stems not
from their being polished, as evolutionists maintain, but from the shaping itself. Those
who made these items
must have had devices of
iron or steel to let them
shape these materials in
the manner they wished.
Slabs of hard stone can
be cut so accurately only
by using a material even
harder, such as steel.

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