10,000 B.C. Switches It Up

I know I already ranted about 10,000 B.C., but now I can provide you with the detailed snark from an archaelogist:

“It’s like someone looked at the pictures in an archaeology textbook and said ‘hey, there are some good ideas here but we need to switch it up a bit.’”

Switching it up apparently includes moving sabretooth tigers from North America to Europe and making them much bigger; making up some giant ostrich monster thing; and completely messing with the dates of farming and deciding corn is somehow indigenous to Europe.

See, you learned something today.

Next up on the bad archaeology movie front: The Ruins in which giant vines lure and kill studnets on a dig.