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Budic
12 August 2018 > ArchaeologyIn Chris Catling's 'Sherds' column in Current Archaeology (Aug/Sept 2018) he makes a reference to a recent discovery at Tintagel in Cornwall. This is the
Migration Routes
11 August 2018 > ArchaeologyMigration routes into the Americas from Siberia are discussed in a new paper in the journal Science Advances (August, 2018) - see https://phys.org/print453017515.html ... The

Space Weather
11 August 2018 > AstronomySpace weather is the term used to describe interactions of the solar wind with the Earth's magnetosphere. Nothing to do with climate. At https://phys.org/print453099984.html ...

Krakatau Big Bang
9 August 2018 > GeologyAt https://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2018/08/04/earthquakes-can-systematicall... ... a big earth quake can generate after shocks (or a succession of earthquakes in the same general location) - but it can

Perseids
9 August 2018 > AstronomyAt http://spaceweather.com (August 6th, 2018) the annual Perseid meteor shower is under way. Each year the Earth passes through a stream of debris left behind

Talking Hominins
9 August 2018 > ArchaeologyAt https://popular-archaeology.com/article/the-last-hominin-standing .. the last hominin standing - modern humans. This is a useful study and quite interesting but it suffers from certain assumptions. For

Comet Flop
9 August 2018 > AstronomyAt http://spaceweather.com (August 4th, 2018) Comet PanSTARRS was supposed to become a naked eye object in August as it swooped past Mercury - but its

Facts and Fictions
8 August 2018 > CatastrophismAt https://phys.org/print452150037.html ... a carbon leak may have warmed the planet beginning in around 11,000 years ago, encouraging human civilisation to develop. The oceans are
Tsunami Mass Burials
8 August 2018 > ArchaeologyAt https://phys.org/print452330358.html ... mass burial sites in the Pacific, Mediterranean, and in Scotland were possibly related to catastrophic tsunami waves, according to research published in

Eta Carinae
8 August 2018 > AstronomySent in by William - bizarre rogue planet discovered wandering in our galaxy - see https://wattsupwiththat.com/2018/08/04/bizarre-rogue-planet-discovered-w... ... a rogue planet without a star roaming the

Black Holes a Bit Stringy
29 July 2018 > AstronomyLike a runner bean left on the vine too long black holes are getting a bit stringy - go to https://phys.org/print451826969.html ... black holes are

Sea Level Fall
29 July 2018 > GeologyAt https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05760-3 ... (25th July 2018)an analysis of ancient coral from the Great Barrier Reef in Australia reveals that global sea levels 'fell rapidly' at

Tall el-Hammam (TeHEP)
29 July 2018 > ArchaeologyThere is going to be a National Geographic documentary on Tall el-Hammam in October. One to look out for as astrophysicist Malcolm La Compte is

Water on Mars
25 July 2018 > AstronomyMuch ado in the media - water on Mars. However, when you dig into the story the water is a mile deep and unavailable for

Brazil in LIA
25 July 2018 > Climate changeAt https://phys.org/print451717673.html ... isotopic records obtained from caves show how rainfall distribution in Brazil was affected by the Little Ice Age (Geophysical Research Letters, July

Cold blips in Eemian
25 July 2018 > Climate changeThis could be classified as geology but is really about climate - palaeoclimate. At https://wattsupwiththat.com/2018/07/23/study-abrupt-shifts-occurred-in-t... ... in a similar vein to the previous post, this

Holocene Geology
25 July 2018 > GeologyAt https://phys.org/print451549404.html ... the Holocene is a blink in the eye of geochronology but this has not stopped the grandees fo the International Union of

Shroud of Turin
25 July 2018 > ArchaeologyIn the true spirit of relics it would seem the Turin Shroud is a fake - go to https://phys.org/print451631541.html ... which differs from the findings

Where does all that dust on Mars come from?
25 July 2018 > AstronomyAt https://phys.org/print451651722.html ... the dust that coats much of Mars come from a single thousand kilometre long geological formation near the Martian equator - or

Tabloid Science
23 July 2018 > ElectromagnetismAt https://wattsupwiththat.com/2018/07/23/a-remarkable-essay-on-near-tabloi... ... refers to Judith Curry who has been doing some literature research for a new paper on climate science when she came across