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Climate and Early Humans

6 October 2010 > Geology
At www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2010-10/uol-str_1100610.php we have news of some remarkable research at Olduvai Gorge on the edge of the Serengeti Plain. It famous for its hominid remains.
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Deep sea corals in the Mediterranean

6 October 2010 > Geology
At www.physorg.com/print205403448.html  an underwater coral reef just 40km off the coast from Tel Aviv and some 700m belong the surface has been found. At www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/10/04/AR20101004057
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WISE update, an aurorae update, and turbulence in the solar wind

5 October 2010 > Astronomy
At www.jpl/nasa.gov/news/ October 5th (see also Science Daily and www.physorg.com/print205433228.html ) ... as the WISE mission approaches the end of its life NASA announces that so
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Graphene

5 October 2010 > Physics
At http://calderup.wordpress.com/2010/10/05/with-graphene-carbon-scores-again/ was prompted by the award of the Physics Nobel Prize this year to Geim and Novoselov for their work on graphene. Nigel Calder
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The Great Attractor

5 October 2010 > Astronomy
Casey Kazan at www.dailygalaxy.com October 5th has a longish post. A huge volume of space that includes the Milky Way and super clusters of galaxies
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Troy is getting bigger ... and a new tomb found in the Orkneys

5 October 2010 > Archaeology
At http://heritage-key.com/blogs/ann/project-troia-bronze-age-troy-just-keeps-growing/ ... excavations at Hissarlik, the consensus location for the ancient city of Troy, have confirmed Troy VI and VII were much larger than
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Aborigine rock paintings of extinct animals and Neolithic wood working skills in Europe

4 October 2010 > Archaeology
Current World Archaeology 43 October 2010 issue ... in the World News section there is a report on rock art found in Arnhem Land which
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The riddle of the stones transported by boats

4 October 2010 > Archaeology
Current World Archaeology October issue, has a news report on the subject of megalithic stones being transported by boat - coracles in fact. Franscesco Benozza
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Plinian eruptions, and Babylonian poems

4 October 2010 > Geology
At http://craterhunter.wordpress.com/2010/09/28/clouds-of-fire/ we have a new post that outlines the nature of Plinian volcanic eruptions and their relationship to ignimbrites. Once again the comments are
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Buried in sand in 3500BC

3 October 2010 > Archaeology
Another very good archaeological story turned up today, a house that was buried by sand in around 3500BC (calibrated date) - see www.newsinenglish.no/2010.10.01/archaeologists-find-mini-pompeii/ and assumed
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Ancient Steppe civilisation

3 October 2010 > Archaeology
The Daily Mail and the Sunday Times and various other papers have printed a story about the discovery of swastikas and Aryans with the implication,
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Ptolemy's Germania

3 October 2010 > Archaeology
Spiegel Online at www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,518,720513,00.html says researchers have cracked Ptolemy's map of Germania and that settlements existed at a surprising number of towns some 2000 years
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... and even more on the YD boundary event debate

2 October 2010 > Archaeology
The next day, October 2nd, George Howard posted the Holliday and Meltzer paper at http://cosmictusk.com fully and completely, including an extensive discussion in which a
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Sprites on a video clip

2 October 2010 > Electromagnetism
At NASA's Space Weather.com (see link at http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/10/02/watching-lightning-jets-hit-the-atmosphere/ ) there is a video clip of huge lightning discharges that are striking the ionosphere from thunderstorms below. It
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Lascaux constellations

2 October 2010 > Anthropology
BBC News 'online science editor' Dr David Whitehouse, in 2000, reported on the Ice Age prehistoric map of the night sky on the walls of Lascaux, as
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More on archaeology and the younger Dryas boundary event

2 October 2010 > Archaeology
The University of Arizona at http://uanews.org/node/34499 has issued a news report on the 'cold water on the comet hypothesis' paper. They begin by saying the

Early Palaeo-Indian movements

2 October 2010 > Archaeology
The Wall Street Journal, of all things, has this story at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704644404575482342261278092.html ... in the early Holocene (or even during the Younger Dryas) humans migrated
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Index of Postings in September 2010

1 October 2010 > Dating
September 2010. August 31st ... Other Worlds August 31st ... Nasca Lines ... and water. August 31st ... YD event update August 31st ... K/T
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The Heoliosphere

1 October 2010 > Astronomy
This is a story that has popped up in a variety of media sources and on the blogosphere - including Science Daily. This version of
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A Bahamas treasure-chest found in a hole ... a series of holes.

1 October 2010 > Archaeology
The holes concerned were formerly an Ice Age limestone cave system - much like the Yorkshire holes that cavers like to explore on rope and
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