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'''Prehistoric life''' refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but died after [[Great Flood|The Flood]]. Examples include the [[mammoth]]s and [[dinosaur]]s. To evolutionists, "prehistoric" generally refers to the time before modern man.
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'''Prehistoric life''' refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but which died after [[Great Flood|The Flood]]. Examples include the [[mammoth]]s and [[dinosaur]]s. The evolutionist view is that prehistoric animals lived millions of years ago, and became extinct through the ages.
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The word "prehistoric" traditionally refers to the time before the invention of writing, which is said to have happened around the years 3500-3000 before Christ.
    
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