Jul 23, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
Could fossil graveyards stretching across entire continents be the fingerprint of a single, global catastrophe? This episode dives deep into the biblical flood evidence hidden in Earth's rock layers…
Casey VerkerkeHost
So John, how do the features of fossil graveyards, which are written about in this chapter, how do they line up with a rapid catastrophic burial as opposed to slow gradual processes?
So the geological model, uh, for the Earth, of course, is that the sediments were built up solely-
But I think what many people don't realize is the enormousness and the type of deposits that we find around the world.
Now, many people see the, the Grand Canyon, have been to the Grand Canyon or see pictures of the Grand Canyon, and you can see all the different layers and the-
... over a huge area, you know, one and a half million square kilometers, for example, for the Morrison Formation.
Now, the other thing is when we look, for example, say in the Morrison Formation that spreads over that area, we find a lot of dinosaur remains.
So John, how do the features of fossil graveyards, which are written about in this chapter, how do they line up with a rapid catastrophic burial as opposed to slow gradual processes?
So the geological model, uh, for the Earth, of course, is that the sediments were built up solely-
But I think what many people don't realize is the enormousness and the type of deposits that we find around the world.
Now, many people see the, the Grand Canyon, have been to the Grand Canyon or see pictures of the Grand Canyon, and you can see all the different layers and the-
... over a huge area, you know, one and a half million square kilometers, for example, for the Morrison Formation.
Now, the other thing is when we look, for example, say in the Morrison Formation that spreads over that area, we find a lot of dinosaur remains.
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