[SunkenCiv]

Image credit: Charles Helm

[lee martell]

Not exactly Doc Martens, but better that stepping on a prickly Sea Urchin with your full body weight.

[Billthedrill]

Air Jordans were cheaper in those days.

[fruser1]

The fact that feet are so sensitive makes me think our earliest ancestors were mowing lawns.

[higgmeister]

You're good for something after all.

Thanks for this.   Interesting that that seems to be modern man as far back as we go.

[Songcraft]

Caveman Slippers

[jerod]

I think these were the flip flops they were wearing...

[dfwgator]

“And did those shoes in ancient time....”

[PAR35]

In the second picture at the link, the one on the far left is clearly a paw print, and the ones leading up to it appear to be where the paws slipped in the mud.

[Verginius Rufus]

The journal name Ichnos is the Greek word meaning "track" or "footstep."

[Red Badger]

Where there are women, there are shoes....................

[ComputerGuy]

Those tracks look just like the ones I leave with my Bob Marley flip flops.

[ZinGirl]

Ck with Old Joe…they’re probably his footprints. Do they wander around in circles? Definitely Joe.

[chickenlips]

Sounds like a Croc to me.

[huldah1776]

so if the print is like a shoe print in the sand, how did the print harden and not erode? anyway, I guess I can look it up.