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Lenborough Hoard

11 February 2015 > Archaeology
The British Museum now have the hoard of Anglo-Saxon coins found in a field in the UK (at Lenborough). Go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5JrYoolJzs or the same
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Plates and Dynamite

9 February 2015 > Geology
At http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/nannofossils-from-e... ... concerns the origin of the Canary Islands - which are, like the Hawaian islands, located in the middle of a plate rather
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Big Bang dynamics

9 February 2015 > Physics
At http://phys.org/print342359840.html .... a German cosmologist says the theory of the quantum mode of structure in the universe has been confirmed - even proved. However,
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Indo European roots

9 February 2015 > Archaeology
This is one of those subjects where one side has the upper hand for a while and then another point of view prevails. At http://dienekes.blogspot.co.uk/search?updated-min=2015-01300

Ceres

8 February 2015 > Astronomy
At http://phys.org/news/2015-02-closer-view-ceres-multiple-white.html ... we have some images of Ceres from a distance of 90,000 miles away.     Ceres is either a dwarf planet or a

The White Cliff of Belize

4 February 2015 > Archaeology
In an article available in pdf format to download, 'A Place for Pilgrimage: the ancient Maya sacred landscape of Cara Blanca in Belize' by Lucero
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architecture and the solstices

4 February 2015 > Archaeology
At www.livescience.com/49660-taj-mahal-gardens-align-solstice-sun.html ... the Taj Mahal in India, built by a Moghul emperor following the death of one of his wives, is aligned to sun
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blow-outs and bumps in the nether parts

4 February 2015 > Geology
At http://news.yahoo.com/did-volcano-wipe-neanderthals-144225250.html ... it has been suggested a massive volcano that blew around 40,000 years ago led to the demise of the Neanderthals. Benjamin Black,
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slowly getting there

4 February 2015 > Archaeology
Mainstream is slowly getting its head around the idea that something peculiar happened at the end of the Bronze Age. Claude Schaeffer was making the
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Flutes

4 February 2015 > Archaeology
At www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=105823127 ... we have the discovery in a cave in SW Germany of four flutes, one of which is made from the bones of
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ocean circulation streams

4 February 2015 > Geology
At www.q-mag.org/mega-streams-of-the-atlantic.html ... we have something that I've not seen anywhere else - somebody questioning the idea of the ocean circulation system, or how it

Rapa Nui

3 February 2015 > Archaeology
Yet another story on the inhabitants of Easter Island. Were they decimated as a result of rubbishing their own environment or were they blighted by
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The face of a princess

1 February 2015 > Archaeology
At http://siberiantimes.com/science/casestudy/features/f0052-face-of-tattooed- ... the face of the Siberian princess mummified and preserved for 2500 years in permafrost on the high altitude plateau of Ukok. She
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under the water hazels

1 February 2015 > Catastrophism
At www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/uk-weather-storms-expose-ancient... ... in February of last year the spring storms near Penzance in Cornwall uncovered tree stumps from between 4000 and 6000 years ago
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It's getting hotter

1 February 2015 > Climate change
As the weather warms up towards our spring meeting and the visit of Piers Corbyn (see next SIS meeting in Watford in May) it might
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Gypsy Origins

28 January 2015 > Anthropology
This post came about as we have Roma gypsies camped out in Hyde Park, opposite the big hotels on Park Lane, having arrived on our
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Origins of the Solar System

28 January 2015 > Astronomy
The Gordon Research Conference on the Origins of Solar Systems is due to meet from June 28-July 3 2015 at Mount Holyoke College in South
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Willie Soon

27 January 2015 > Climate change
Willie Soon and Sally Baluinas upset the Green Blob some years ago by writing a peer reviewed article in a climate journal that claimed the
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more important than Stonehenge

27 January 2015 > Archaeology
In 'The Scotsman' of 27th July 2014 prehistorians are on record as saying that discoveries made at the Ness of Brodgar on Orkney are more
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another submerged forest, this time in the Wash

27 January 2015 > Catastrophism
The Wash is a geographical feature in case anyone reading this is not aware of UK topography. It adjoins the Fens, a vast tract of
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