The longest prehistoric human trail ever discovered is 1.5 km long, located in New Mexico, made during the ice age. The footprints belong to a young adult and a toddler. She was in a hurry and some times carried the child on her back.

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The longest prehistoric human trail ever discovered is 1.5 km long, located in New Mexico, made during the ice age. The footprints belong to a young adult and a toddler. She was in a hurry and some times carried the child on her back. (www.sciencenews.org)

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How could they possibly know the child was on her back and not in her arms or on her shoulders? Footprints would be the same.

Whole article is bullshit

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