The Creation Evidence Museum in Glen Rose, Texas, founded in 1984 by Carl Baugh, promotes young Earth creationism and claims that humans lived alongside non-avian dinosaurs about six thousand years ago. Its roots lie in controversy over supposed human footprints found with dinosaur tracks along the Paluxy River, and Baugh said excavations there produced hundreds of dinosaur prints and dozens of human prints that became central to the museum. Exhibits include several disputed artifacts, while other projects have tried to recreate conditions before the biblical Flood. Scientists, and even some young Earth creationists, have criticized the evidence as misidentified, fabricated, misleading, or undocumented.