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Comical modelling, Greenie foodies
23 January 2014 > Climate changeAt www.bishop-hill.net/blog/2014/1/21/the-empty-set.html ... in the last few weeks one warmist paper used the models to prove its going to get a lot wetter during the
Abydos and Pella
23 January 2014 > ArchaeologyThe discovery of a new Egyptian tomb at Abydos has been hitting the news this last week - see for example http://phys.org/print309008810.html. The discovery of
Dating the Buddha
23 January 2014 > ArchaeologyIn Current World Archaeology 63 (www.world-archaeology.com) ... we learn the Buddha was born in an era prior to writing so the story relies on an
Euan MacKie and Douglas Scott
21 January 2014 > ArchaeologyEuan MacKie was involved with the SIS from its very beginnings. However, his several articles in early journals mostly revolve around the issue of no
Han Kloosterman
21 January 2014 > CatastrophismAt http://cosmictusk.com/dutch-crutch-kloosterman-hits-field-with-pit-sticks/ ... Han Kloosterman contracted throat cancer quite some years ago and when he spoke at an SIS meeting at the Harlequin Theatre in
Corn Barley on Greenland
20 January 2014 > ArchaeologyAt http://sciencenordic.com/vikings-grew-barley-greenland ... at the bottom of a medieval rubbish pit on an abandoned farm on Greenland archaeologists found charred grains of cultivated barley seed.
Two Books - chronology and meteors
20 January 2014 > Ancient historySteven Collins, Let My People Go, TSU Press (2012) ISBN 9780615687940 .... who was the pharaoh of the Exodus? No one knows of course but
Goddard's Probe
19 January 2014 > Climate changeAt http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2014/01/19/just-hit-the-noaa-motherlode/ ... steven goodard announces that he was idly fiddling around yesterday evening, trying to make sense of the ISHCN V1 and V2 graph
Rupert Sheldrake - The Science Delusion
19 January 2014 > BiologyAt www.forteantimes.com/features/fla/6421/the_science_delusion.html ... describes how Rupert Sheldrake has dalt with mainstream criticism concerning his theory of Morphic Resonance. This attempts to explain how single organic
Guildford Fire Station
19 January 2014 > ArchaeologyOn the chalk and in a river valley. At www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-25720131 ... when Guildford fire station was been pulled down Stone Age tools were found dating
Spirals and Megaliths
19 January 2014 > ArchaeologyThis is a story that appeared a couple of years ago, but Fortean Times and Paul Devereux raised the issue once again. At www.forteantimes.com/strangedays/archaeology/3748/spirals_underground ...
Waffle Science
19 January 2014 > Inside scienceThe Guardian has a somewhat belated tale at www.theguardian.com/science/2014/jan/19/mathematics-of-happiness-debunke... ... that has caused a bit of amusement. The comment section is somewhat muted and it
Chronological issues to take onboard (2)
17 January 2014 > ArchaeologyProbably picked up this link on Eric's email thread on ancient chronology too - go to http://pursiful.com/2007/03/ancient-chronology-the-goldberg-variations/ ... there is a post at this site
Chronology Issues to take onboard (1)
17 January 2014 > ArchaeologyThis comes from an article linked from Eric's email thread with the title, 'Jeroboam II and Osorkon II' which might be useful to interested parties.
The Global Problem of Turbulence Cooling
17 January 2014 > Climate changeI don't really see the point of repeating posts that appear at Thunderbolts as interested parties will visit the link on a regular basis anyhow.
Astronomy and Writing
16 January 2014 > ArchaeologyAt http://ancientworldblog.blogspot.com/2005_02_01_archive.html ... 'Origins of Writing: Danube scripts led to Egyptian hieroglyphs' (confirmation by pottery comparison). The case appears to be weak and the pottery
Coincidence?
16 January 2014 > ArchaeologyAt http://phys.org/print308894505.html ... Spanish researchers have analysed apinting by Mesolithic hunters with those of the first farming communities, several thousand years later, and found they
Plate Tectonics ... inadequate?
16 January 2014 > GeologyA lovely dose of non-consensus thinking can be seen in the december issue of 'New Concepts in Global Tectonics Journal' (see www.ncgt.org) ... and choosing
Glaciers in the Antarctic waters.
16 January 2014 > Climate changeAnyone bamboozled by mainstream media and CAGW blogs penning nonsense about the Russian cruise ship getting stuck in a calving ice berg can read the
Giant sub-glacial trench in the Antarctic
16 January 2014 > GeologyAt http://phys.org/print308905318.html ... we learn of a massive sub glacial trough, deeper than the Grand Canyon, in Antarctica. The British Antarctic Survey, based in the