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David Rohl Blog
14 March 2013 > Ancient historyYes, David Rohl has a blog. I didn't realise that and I expect not a lot of SIS people knew that either. In one blog

Sudan in the Past
13 March 2013 > ArchaeologyAt www.naukawpolsce.pap.pl/en/news/news,394464,polish-archaeologists-have-d... oldest-houses-in-africa.html .... which goes back an estimated 70,000 years (to be verified) according to the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology in Poznan, which

Russian Meteor update
13 March 2013 > AstronomyAt http://science.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/03/09/17253655-earth-gets-a-rush-o... ... the Russian meteor has been followed by a succession of near misses, it would seem, and not just those that broke in

Buried under the sand
13 March 2013 > ArchaeologyAt www.messagetoeagle.com/taklamakan.php#.UT8CC1arKdM ... we learn the Takla Makun desert in China, with its shifting sands, might be hiding some interesting archaeology. Sandwiched as it is

Polynesian migrations
11 March 2013 > Ancient historyDue to conflicting results from C14 methodology scientists have used coral tools as a dating medium in order to find when exactly the Lapita culture

Source of the Solar Wind?
11 March 2013 > ElectromagnetismAt http://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/nasa-solar-wind-energy-source-... ... NASA think they might have found the origin of solar wind via the WIND spacecraft )see http://science.nasa.gov/media/medialibrary/2013/03/08/splash_big.jpg). The source of the heating

Ancient engineering enterprises
11 March 2013 > ArchaeologyAt same link, www.cracked.com/article_20206_5-shockingly-advanced-ancient-buildings-th... ...the Marib Dam in the Yemen, is featured with some nice images of how it is now. This must have been

Sacrilege ... an environmental solution that requires more cattle ruminating, manuring, trampling, and providing more meat in the diet of ordinary people
9 March 2013 > Climate changeAt http://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/03/08/a-bridge-in-the-climate-debate-how... ... Anthony has become rather excited by a video from a TED talk by an environmental scientist and biologist who has worked around

Russian Meteor, is neo-catastrophism coming of age?
9 March 2013 > CatastrophismYou'd think so when you read the piece at http://phys.org/print281961666.html ... as there are a lot of people out there that have a career revolving

Russian Meteor and Late Bronze Age Destructions - update
9 March 2013 > CatastrophismIt seems the recent Russian meteor did in fact generate seismic waves that were picked up in the US by seismographic stations. They are used

Russian Meteor - another update
8 March 2013 > CatastrophismThis came from http://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2013/03/05/andrew-cooper-were-the-recent-... ... Roger, the tall one, took this from a comment made at an earlier post, http://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/2012-da14-how-to-watch-tomorro... in which Andrew Cooper looked

Electric heartbeat in the atmosphere
8 March 2013 > PhysicsThe size of clouds can vary under the influence of a global 'electrical heartbeat' in the atmosphere, University of Reading researchers have claimed. They looked

Scablands on Mars
8 March 2013 > AstronomyThe NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft beamed back images that scientists have used to create a 3-D reconstruction of ancient water channels below the surface

Falkland wolves
8 March 2013 > BiologyApparently, when European ships first arrived in the Falkland Islands around 300 years ago there was just one mammal species living there - the so

Meteors in the Past
8 March 2013 > CatastrophismMore evidence for historical episodes of cosmic airbursts and rocks out of space comes from the Song of Ullikummi - see http://cosmictusk.com/song-of-ullikummi-grondine-unpacks-broze-age-myth-... George Howard begins

Snow in March, lag in Global Warming
8 March 2013 > Climate changeLots of the white stuff in the air this weekend - Europe takes another cold snap in its stride but climate change disciples are adamant

Ismail Bullialdus
8 March 2013 > PhysicsAt http://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/ismael-bullialdus-finder-but-not keeper-of-the-inverse-square-law-of-gravitation/ ... a post under the heading of geomagnetism, gravity, solar physics and solar dynamics. Lots of science history. See also HH Ricker

Chandler Wobbles and the Moon
7 March 2013 > PhysicsEvery now and again Tall Bloke's Work Shop posts a piece to set the commenters tapping at their keyboards and their brains go into overdrive,

Comet Pan-STARRS
7 March 2013 > AstronomyArmagh Observatory has an image of Comet 2011 44 (Pan-STARRS), a bright comet that will be visible in the northern hemisphere this week - see

The disposal of dead infants in the Roman world
7 March 2013 > ArchaeologyA year or so back a local archaeologist reinvestigated a Roman villa at Yewdon, near Hambleden, Buckinghamshire, after coming across several dozen infant remains in