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Humans and Dinosaurs
I assume from the title to your question that you are asking about human fossils. Many fossils have been uncovered in the Glen Rose limestone, however , none of them are human.
As for the hammer, it appears to be a lot younger than 140 million years. The style of the hammer would argue for a date of a few hundred years ago.
My general answer to both these questions is essentially the same--there is no evidence of humans from the time of the dinosaurs.
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