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Potbelly Hill
23 February 2010 > ArchaeologyNewsweek, February 19th have run an article on the enigmatic monument unearthed in SE Anatolia dating back to 9500BC - the very beginnings of the Holocene
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Permafrost
23 February 2010 > Climate changewww.physorg.com February 17th ... the southern limits of the permafrost zone, frozen ground, is now said to be 130km further north than it was 50
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Supernova
23 February 2010 > AstronomyScience News Febnruary 17th (see http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id56425 ) ... new X Ray findings appear to blow a hole in the leading model for the origin of stellar
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Another Catastrophe
22 February 2010 > GeologyScience Daily February 17th ... a Nature Geoscience paper on the Carbon Cycle before humans has found that 100 million years ago there were large
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Golden Bough
22 February 2010 > ArchaeologyDaily Telgraph February 18th (see online at www.telegraph.co.uk ) ... Italian archaeologists claim to have found a stone enclosure which once protected the legendary 'Golden Bough'
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Further on Tutankhamun DNA
22 February 2010 > Ancient historyhttp://pling.livejournal.com February 19th and http://news.discovery.com February 18th ... an overview of what has been found and what is the official position with some sceptical comments
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Cosmic Tusk Update
22 February 2010 > ArchaeologyFurther posts on the AGU Meeting. WC Mahaney et al, in Geomorphology 116: Issues 1-2, page 48-57, due out on March 15th 2010, says that a
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Chiefio
19 February 2010 > Climate changewww.climategate.com/czechgate-climate-scientists-dump-worlds-second-oldest-record.html John O'Sullivan says a sceptic blogger known as Chiefio - who is in fact computer specialist EM Smith (see earlier posts) claims the Global Historical
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Ghana, Carthage, and Tutankhamun
19 February 2010 > ArchaeologyBBC News February 17th ... archaeologists have unearthed dozens of clay figures in Ghana that are thought to shed some light on pre-Islamic society (80
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Lake Baikal
19 February 2010 > GeologyDaily Galaxy February 17th (www.dailygalaxy.com ) ... Lake Baikal is the oldest, the largest and the deepest lake on the planet. It's reckoned to be
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The Vancouver Sun and archaeology stories
17 February 2010 > ArchaeologyTwo stories from the Vancouver Sun (see www.vancouversun.com and click on archaeology stories). On December 29th 2009 it was revealed that a study has found
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Ice Age Anomalies
17 February 2010 > Climate changeScience News February 11th ... coastal caves on the Ballearic Islands just off the coast of Spain (including Majorca) have produced some very surprising evidence
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Corals in the Andaman Sea
17 February 2010 > Climate changewww.physorg.com February 15th ... corals in the warm waters of the Andaman Sea in the NE part of the Indian Ocean have upset AGW alarmism
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Medieval High Life
17 February 2010 > Ancient historyIrish Times at www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0216/1224264553851_pf.html February 16th ... archaeologists in Kilkenny have discovered evidence of medieval abbots living the high life - the remains of roast
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Bronze Age boats in the Atlantic
17 February 2010 > Archaeologywww.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/archaeology/7228108/Bronze-age-ship.html Daily Telegraph, February 13th ... a trading vessel carrying a cargo of tin and copper ingots was found on the sea bed off the
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Canal
17 February 2010 > Ancient historyhttp://www.newkerala.com/news/fullnews-50538.html February 13th. This Indian newspaper says that explorer Colonel Blashford-Snell has discovered evidence of a canal in Nicaragua, a route between the Atlantic and
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Avenue of Sphinxes
16 February 2010 > Ancient historyhttp://weekly.ahram.org.eg is the web site of Al-Ahram Weekly, February 15th ... the avenue of sphinxes once connected the temples of Luxor and Karnak, where processions
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Hurricanes
16 February 2010 > Climate changehttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/02.15/hatton_on_hurricanes/print.html The Registor, the blog of Andrew Orlowski, claims more trouble is heading the way of the IPCC as they may need to reassess the
Drust
16 February 2010 > MythologyIn WA Cummins, The Age of the Picts, Stroud:1996, on page 75, there is a symbol of a double disc and a Z Rod (see below).
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The case of the younger dryas extraterrestrial impact event
16 February 2010 > CatastrophismAn article in Journal of Cosmology volume 2, pages 256-285 Oct 27th 2009, 'The Case for the Younger Dryas Extraterrestrial Impact Event: Mammoth, Megafauna, and