In a response to Wood's reply to a baraminology paper by O'Micks, O'Micks made several comments concerning the geology and taphonomy of the Dinaledi Chamber, which contains the recently described remains of Homo naledi. Notably, O'Micks argues that the fossils were probably not intentionally buried by humans, but that they were possibly deposited in a cave via a catastrophic flood. Nevertheless, a close examination of the sedimentology and taphonomy of the site reveals data that are inconsistent with rapid, hydrodynamic deposition. As it stands, the best hypothesis for the origin of the H. naledi assemblage in the Dinaledi Chamber is still intentional burial/disposal by other H. naledi, which implies that H. naledi is human.