Uncovering the Mysterious Woolly Mammoth (Softcover)

Life at the End of the Great Ice Age

Written by Michael J. Oard and Beverly Oard; Illustrated by Bill Looney

USD $14.99

Quantity:

Format: Softcover
Dimensions: 8.5" x 11.5"
Length: 72 pages
Technicality: Layman
Ages: 9 through 11
Publisher: Master Books
Published: 2007
SKU: 10-2-296
ISBN: 9781683443070
UPC:
Includes optional English subtitles

Follow Tungus and his tribe as they travel at the end of the great Ice Age in search of a new home. Learn how people lived, the challenges they faced in daily life, and why the woolly mammoths disappeared while the Ice Age was ending.

Jump to Full Description

Samples

Start Reading

Details

How did the Ice Age end?
How did men survive during the end of the Ice Age?
What is the science behind the Ice Age world?
Where have mammoths been found?

The questions of what happened at the end of the Ice Age and why the woolly mammoth disappeared have been asked by many. Unfortunately, the answers given are usually in line with an evolutionary worldview. Author Michael Oard gives biblically and scientifically sound answers to these relevant questions for young readers in an exciting story of one boy and his family.

Follow Tungus and his tribe as they travel to a better climate away from the dust storms at the end of the great Ice Age. Learn how people lived, the challenges they faced in daily life, and why the woolly mammoths disappeared while the Ice Age was ending.

More by authors

Michael J. Oard

Mike Oard has an MS degree in atmospheric science from the University of Washington. After 30 years as a meteorologist with the US National Weather Service, he retired and now is fully devoted to research on the compelling evidence for Noah’s flood and the post-flood ice age. He has done considerable study on the woolly mammoths in light of Noah’s flood and the ice age. Mike has published several research papers in his field in journals of the American Meteorological Society. His creationist research has been published in technical books, laymen’s books, and children’s books, as well as in many creationist journals. He also lectures on these subjects and serves on the board of directors of the Creation Research Society in the US.