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Language evolution and American migrants
17 March 2014 > ArchaeologyHere, the idea of language evolution is said to perhaps be a means to plotting prehistoric migrations of people. In this instance, the theory is
Rhinoceros way back
17 March 2014 > BiologyAt http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/precursor-of-europe... .... fossil rhinoceros found in Vietnam, and dating way back, seem to bear similarities to rhinos once extent in Europe. This suggests SE
Dinosaur molecules
17 March 2014 > CatastrophismAt http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/chemical-ghosts-of-... ... focuses on the research of Mary Schweitzer who came out with the idea organic molecules can be preserved for millions of years,
Cosmic Microwave background radiation
17 March 2014 > PhysicsAt http://phys.org.print313920371.html ... we all know what the consensus view is on cosmic background radiation in the afterglow of Big Bang - but here we
Oceans in the Earth
17 March 2014 > GeologyThe key word here is 'in' the Earth - or underground. At http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/rare-mineral-points... ... which came about after the discovery of a water rich gem
William's catastrophist list
16 March 2014 > CatastrophismWilliam Thompson has now had his catastrophist list posted by George Howard - go to http://cosmictusk.com/a-comprehensive-modern-catastrophist-bibliography/ ... which is good news for William Thompson and
Morphogen Theory
12 March 2014 > BiologyAt www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/04/120426135008.htm ... biologists have discovered new mechanisms that control how proteins are expressed in different regions of embryos which seem to shed new light
Old Crusty is more crusty than crusty consensus
12 March 2014 > GeologyThe Online journal Nature Geoscience reports on the discovery of the mineral zircon at Jack Hill, 800km from Perth in Australia. The grains of zircon
Sun Spot AR2003
12 March 2014 > AstronomyA sizeable sun spot is attracting the attention of astronomers - go to http://spaceweather.com March 11th (scroll down to the page of that date). It
Orion in Yorkshire
10 March 2014 > ArchaeologyJan Harding, 'Cult, Religion, and Pilgrimage: archaeological investigations of the Neolithic and Bronze Age monument complex at Thornborough, North Yorkshire' CBA Research Report 174 (2013)
Whale fossils in the desert sands
9 March 2014 > BiologyAt http://phys.org/print312566680.html ... evidence of mass strandings of marine animals crop up every now and then in the fossil record. A recent example, posted here
Solar alignments at Petra
9 March 2014 > ArchaeologyAt http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/astronomy-and-lands... ... a monastery at Petra in Jordan is aligned to the winter Sun, which illuminates the position of a deity. At that same
Limestone
9 March 2014 > GeologyThis is an interesting observation by Peter Mungo Jupp at www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2014/03/05/the-jurassic-coast-a-transmutation-e... ... as in the uniformitarian model limestone is formed slowly, over long periods of
The Man on the Moon and Climate Science
9 March 2014 > Climate changeFirst of all, a bit of a wake-up call, and the power of the Sun - see http://spaceweather.com March 9th At http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/03/08/the-group-the-right-climate-stuff-... ... which is
Blue aurora
7 March 2014 > ElectromagnetismAt http://spaceweather.com ... on March 3rd, had a piece on aurora, sparked by a prominent earth facing sun spot. Aurora are usually green, and sometimes
Another Stonehenge theory ...
7 March 2014 > ArchaeologyWe have had the healing properties of the blue stones and now we have the rocks that ring like bells. Paul Devereux, in an article
Cahokia
6 March 2014 > ArchaeologyAt http://westerndigs.org/epic-fire-marked-beginning-of-the-end-for-ancient... ... there is a fascinating story that the mounds (ancient earthen pyramids) and plazas of a typical Meso-american town/city ritual layout, at what
Planets and Red Dwarf Stars
6 March 2014 > AstronomyAt www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2014/03/milky-ways-red-dwarf-stars-a-hotsp... ... and http://phys.org/print313126310.html ... a paper published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, by astronomers from the University of Hertfordshire,
Climate see-saw
6 March 2014 > Climate changeAt http://phys.org/print312636171.html ... a team at University of Cambridge has demonstrated that the event around 2300BC involved a movement of the summer monsoon rains which
Aurorae
3 March 2014 > ElectromagnetismAt www.spaceweather.com for March 3rd (2014) there is some nice information on the recent aurora that could be seen as far south as the Channel