I looked at both sides of the question. That is why I read Glen J. Kuban' s analysis of the prints. He thought it was a fake but, the arguments were shallow and speculative and ignored a number of nuances about the track. For example, there are no signs of tool marks on the pint. If this were faked, there would be evidence of having been worked. As the site I posted claimed, "Multiple spiral CT scans have been performed on the Delk print to verify its authenticity, and over 800 X-ray images document density changes within the rock that correspond precisely with fossil footprints. Spiral CT scan technology provides an effective means of analyzing fossil footprints without physically destroying them. The CT scan allows visualization of the inside of the rock, specifically, under the footprint. These spiral CT scans prove that the Delk Print is a genuine fossil human footprint." He addressed none of these findings that I can recall. The evidence seems to be much in favor of its authenticity.
The Delk Print