What are the Acambaro Figures ?

On the 26th July 1944, Waldemar Julsrud was riding his horse along the perimeter around the Bull Hill, in a dried-out part of the Bull Stream, that is a small tributary of the Lerma River of Acámbaro, which is located in area of South Eastern Guanajuato, within Central Mexico. Whilst he was there, Waldemar noticed parts of clay objects sticking out of the dirt and dust, over time he then collected over 33,000 ceramic figurines.

Charles Hutchins Hapgood invited Erle Stanley Gardner to view the Acambaro Figures

Professor Charles Hutchins Hapgood, from Harvard University refuted the Theory of Evolution and with fascination he visited Mexico to examine the Acámbaro Figures that Waldemar Julsrud had found. Professor Hapgood, also invited his close friend, known as Erle Stanley Gardner and because of his visit to Mexico, Erle Stanley Gardner then wrote a book in 1969, called Host With The Big Hat, which intricately mentions the Acámbaro Figures as he had a huge interest in the subject.  Interestingly Erie also wrote and created the fictional mainstream character Perry Mason, which were books, radio plays and films.

The Acámbaro Figures display Humans riding or wrestling various races with Dinosaurs

Many of the Acámbaro Figures display Humans riding or wrestling various races with Dinosaurs that look similar to our contemporary depictions of the Apatosauruses, Stegosauruses, Iguanodons, Nodosauruses, Ankylosaruses, and Triceratops. Of course, representations of these dinosaurs, in prehistoric artwork were unheard of because Homo Sapiens apparently never coexisted with the different species of Dinosaurs according to the academics from Western Science.

Could the Acámbaro Figures change the Theory of Evolution ?

So it would seem from the research that the truth to the Acámbaro Figures would completely change the Theory of Evolution and and would state  that dinosaurs existed a lot less than 64 million years ago.. with humans living amongst them! So why are we constantly misled to the truth?