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Pucuncho

23 October 2014 > Archaeology
At http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/10/141023-paleo-indians-mig... ... early Americans were in a remote oasis high in the Andes, 14,000 feet above sea level, as recently as 12,800 years ago.
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Karakorum glaciers

22 October 2014 > Climate change
At http://phys.org/print332409057.html ... a computer simulation has been used to try and explain why glaciers in the Karakorum are not melting - the paper can
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Ness of Brodgar and the Big Cow

18 October 2014 > Archaeology
At www.popular-archaeology.com/issue/fall-09012014/article/archaeologists-m... ... namely, they have dug up the remains of an aurochs, a prehistoric ancestor of modern cattle which roamed in the wild across

Comets and Meteors

18 October 2014 > Astronomy
More down to Earth but up in the sky, go to http://spaceweather.com October 17th looks forwards to Sunday when the green comet (below) approaches Mars
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a crack in N America, some Australian volcanoes, and an ancient mountain formation that has disappeared into dust, apart from the roots (a bit like a broken tooth).

18 October 2014 > Geology
At http://phys.org/print332685617.html ... there is apparently a mid continent Rift across the Mid West, some 2000 miles in length, running from Lake Superior south as
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Dust Bowl, Miocene oddity

17 October 2014 > Climate change
At http://phys.org/print332601657.html ... the discussion here is the dust bowl of the 1930s - a period where temperatures matched those of the 1990s. It was
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Bermuda Triangle

17 October 2014 > Geology
We haven't heard a lot from this bit of alarmism for awhile but www.livescience.com/48290-siberian-holes-bermuda-triangle-mystery.html ... where it seems several mysterious craters that have mysteriously appeared
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lampreys, bird eggs, and bird brains.

15 October 2014 > Biology
At http://phys.org/print332490446.html ... lamprey larva are soft and small and are rarely fossilised. Lampreys themselves are also rarely fossilised because they do not have a
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Volcanoes on the Moon in the time of the dinosaurs

15 October 2014 > Geology
At www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2014/10/ ... scroll down to October 14th - where to start we have black holes - do they eject matter or does matter fall
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Heracleion

15 October 2014 > Archaeology
Excellent programme on BBC2 last night, the 15th of October, on the discovery of Heracleion in the delta zone of Egypt, at the head of
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influenza 1918

12 October 2014 > Biology
At www.datasync.com/~rsf1/vel/1918.htm ... there is a discussion on the 1918 influenza epidemic, overshadowed as it was by WWI (which ended in the same year) and
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Rupert Sheldrake

12 October 2014 > Electromagnetism
Thunderbolts have a video of an interview with Rupert Sheldrake, author of 'Morphic Resonance' - go to www.youtube.com/watch?v=4henADqlFto which has the title, 'Are Humans Robots'
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Moche

11 October 2014 > Archaeology
Current World Archaeology 67 also has an article on the Moche culture of coastal Peru. Interestingly, it mentions a century of climatic and societal turmoil
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The femur bone that caused a ripple

11 October 2014 > Archaeology
In Current World Archaeology 67 (Oct., 2014) - or go to www.world-archaeology.com ... there is an article by Tom Higham on Denisova Cave which famously
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radioactive decay rates

11 October 2014 > Dating
At face value this new paper at Astroparticle Physics 55 (2014) seems to be a case of circling the wagons, a sort of confirmation of
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Life

11 October 2014 > Biology
At www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2014/10/the-missing-link-between-inorganic... ... there is an interesting piece on peptides which are being touted as a sort of missing link between pre-biotic chemistry and the
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Stretching the Dark Age

10 October 2014 > Dating
At www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2014-10/uob-gba100914.php ... the Greek Bronze Age ended 100 years earlier than thought according to a Bayesian averaging of C14 dates undertaken in a recent
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Rendevous at the vicinity of Mars

10 October 2014 > Astronomy
October 19th, one week from now and Comet Siding Spring will pass closely to Mars. NASA is prepared - go to http://phys.org/print332086289.html The comet will
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African technology

7 October 2014 > Inside science
At http://phys.org/print331792615.html ... a post on a professor from Zimbabwe, Clapperton Chatanetsa Mavhunga (I like his Christian name, presumably from a missionary or somebody the
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Sam Carey

7 October 2014 > Geology
Australian geologist Sam Carey, in the 1930s, explored the continental drift theory of Alfred Wegener, which in those days was regarded as junk science. Carey
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