Texas man’s discovery of Noah’s flood fossils in front yard 'confirmed' sight-unseen by biblical scholar

A Texas man who discovered what he believes to be prehistoric fossils in his aunt's front yard has received confirmation from a self-described biblical scholar and fossil expert -- although he has yet to see them, reports KYTX.

According to Wayne Propst, he was replacing soil in his aunt Sharon Givan's yard when he made the amazing discovery of the fossilized snail shells which he believes date back to the time of Noah's flood.

“What's really interesting to me is we're talking about the largest catastrophe known to man, the flood that engulfed the entire world,” Propst explained, while showing off fossilized remains and adding, "Noah's flood in my front yard. How much better can it get?"

Seeking to verify the veracity of his claim, Propst contacted self-proclaimed fossil expert Joe Taylor who stated that the fossils indeed are a remnant of the Biblical flood that covered the Earth due to God's wrath.

Although Taylor has yet to study the fossils -- or even lay eyes on them in person -- he believes that they are a sign of the flood in the dry East Texas town and called the discovery "rare."

“I've never heard of anything about that from over there, I'm surprised he found it there,” Taylor explained.

According to Probst, he is maintaining the fossil dig with the help of neighborhood kids and his aunt Sharon who cleans each discovery with a toothbrush before they are photographed.

"Now all I got to do is go in front of my aunt's house and pick up something from back when it all began. I don't even have to search anymore,” said Probst, adding, " Who else can say they have a front yard full of Noah's dirt?"

Propst's aunt Sharon agreed, saying: “To think that like he says that we have something in our yard that dated back to when God destroyed the earth. I mean, how much better could anything be?”

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