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Hancock on Gobekli
15 July 2017 > ArchaeologyGobekli Tepe in modern SE Turkey is an impressive megalithic structure - or series of structures. They date back to the early Holocene period -

Henry Zemel
15 July 2017 > DatingAt http://pagosaconferences.com/past-conferences/from-nineveh-to-chaco-cale... ... Henry Zemel is president of the CAENO Foundation (see www.caeno.org ) which supports historical and experimental research on the chronology of early

Einstein Renaissance
14 July 2017 > PhysicsEinstein's 1915 theory of gravitation, or General Relativity, is now a central pillar of consensus physics and science - but it was not always so.

One Half Of
11 July 2017 > CatastrophismBill Napier, one half of Clube and Napier, is on the Tusk - see http://cosmictusk.com/open-letter-napier-joe-rogan-podcast/ ... with a letter he wrote as a result of

Expansion
9 July 2017 > GeologyLaurence Dixon sent in details of a Royal Society paper by GG Nyambuya of the Dept of Physcis at Bulawayo University. He begins by saying

Boiling the waters
9 July 2017 > Climate changeTwo posts at Tall Bloke's talk shop on July 9th 2017. The first one is at https://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2017/07/09/the-real-cause-of-climate-cha... ... is by Roger shortly before going on
Naxos
9 July 2017 > Archaeology You can see Naxos as a large island in the Cyclades. Presumably at some time this would have all been joined up to Greece
cycle 24
8 July 2017 > ElectromagnetismSolar cycle 24 has been relatively quiet for the last few weeks but a huge coronal hole has opened up over the last few days

The Montem
7 July 2017 > ArchaeologyMontem Mound is situated on the main A4 route through Slough, in a particularly busy spot overlooking a major junction. Many people stuck in their

8000ka (again)
6 July 2017 > CatastrophismAt https://phys.org/print418470684.html ... sediment cores from Pine Island Bay in West Antarctica were collected by the British Antarctic Survey and an international team of scientists

Fake News
5 July 2017 > Inside scienceFake News has been in the news in recent weeks as Trump has accused his critics in the media of not just telling porkies but

Pushing Back Origins
5 July 2017 > AnthropologyIt seems the Out of Africa people are on the back foot once again. No doubt they will rebound but cracks are increasingly appearing in

Pulsar Glitches
5 July 2017 > AstronomyAt https://phys.org/print418368262.html ... modeling upsets theory. A pulsar in a far away galaxy send out x-ray beams that pass earth every 1.37 seconds. Scientists originally
Tower of Skulls
3 July 2017 > ArchaeologyA tower of human skulls has been found in Mexico City, going back to the Aztec era. See www.nbcnews.com/news/world/tower-human-skulls-mexico-casts-new-light-azt... ... where archaeologists have unearthed 675
Frozen Smoke
3 July 2017 > AstronomyNoctilucent cloud activity is occurring over Europe in early July. See www.spaceweather.com July 3rd 2017 ... ... Recent nightfalls have brought glowing ripples of

Solomon and Shishak
30 June 2017 > Ancient history'Solomon and Shishak: Current perspectives for archaeology, epigraphy, history and chronology' the Proceedings of the Third BICANE* Colloquium held at Sidney Sussex college in Cambridge

Halton Arp
30 June 2017 > AstronomyBook out on Halton Arp. It includes the story of his disagreement about the nature of red shift. The editors are Martin Kokus and Christopher
Sahara Sand
29 June 2017 > GeologyGary Gilligan sent in this link to www.godkingscenario.com/blog/sand-sahara-come ... which concerns his book, 'Extraterrestrial Sands'. The link provides a series of images of sand
Skull Cult
29 June 2017 > ArchaeologyAt https://anthropology.net/2017/06/29/gobekli-tepe-skull-cult/ ... Gobekli Tepe pillars have carvings of headless humans, and animals ... ... In Science Advances (June 2017) Julia Greskey et

Avebury
29 June 2017 > ArchaeologyAvebury stone circle is far the more visitor friendly than Stonehenge. It is so large a village encroaches within it - but a lot of