Re: Fossil Evidence for AAT

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The most obvious evidence that I can think of that would support, if true,
AAT would be a frequent occurance of Hominid fossils in aquatic sedimentation
layers. Aquatic environments often ideal for fossil preservation. And
certainly drownings or aquatic predatory attacks (exp. crocodiles) would be a
common. No matter how good they swam, the sick or injured would occationally
drown. I don't recall ever hearing of a hominid fossil found in aquatic
silt sediments. Does anyone know different?

Ed Ruden

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