This article describes a unique creationist exhibit presented by Bob Jones University in 1972. The exhibit showcased paleontological findings and other unusual artifacts that the authors believed contradicted evolutionary theory and supported a young-earth creationist perspective. Key exhibits included fossil pollen found in unexpected geological layers, an artifact discovered deep underground in Idaho, objects found embedded in coal, and photographs of dinosaur and human footprints found together. The purpose of the exhibit was to present evidence against evolutionary timelines and suggest alternative explanations rooted in a catastrophic, global flood as described in Genesis.