Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
At the bottom of the Redwall Limestone in the Grand Canyon lies something extraordinary: a nautiloid fossil-rich layer stretching over 100 miles and beyond! Geologist Dr. Steve Austin describes this nautiloid fossil bed as so extensive that it can be traced all the way to the Lake Mead area and even Frenchman Mountain near Las Vegas, Nevada. From our series, "Beyond Is Genesis History? Vol. 1: Rocks & Fossils." Watch more on YouTube.
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At the bottom of the Redwall Limestone in the Grand Canyon lies something extraordinary: a nautiloid fossil-rich layer stretching over 100 miles and beyond! Geologist Dr. Steve Austin describes this nautiloid fossil bed as so extensive that it can be traced all the way to the Lake Mead area and even Frenchman Mountain near Las Vegas, Nevada. From our series, "Beyond Is Genesis History? Vol. 1: Rocks & Fossils." Watch more on YouTube.
#isgenesishistory #deltackett #steveaustin #youngearth #creationism #grandcanyon #creationscience #fossilrecord #paleontology #floodgeology #sciencemystery #christianity #bible #genesis #youngearth #nautiloids










