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David Rohl Blog

14 March 2013 > Ancient history
Yes, 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
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Sudan in the Past

13 March 2013 > Archaeology
At 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
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Russian Meteor update

13 March 2013 > Astronomy
At 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
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Buried under the sand

13 March 2013 > Archaeology
At 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
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Polynesian migrations

11 March 2013 > Ancient history
Due to conflicting results from C14 methodology scientists have used coral tools as a dating medium in order to find when exactly the Lapita culture
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Source of the Solar Wind?

11 March 2013 > Electromagnetism
At 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
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Ancient engineering enterprises

11 March 2013 > Archaeology
At 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
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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 change
At 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
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Russian Meteor, is neo-catastrophism coming of age?

9 March 2013 > Catastrophism
You'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
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Russian Meteor and Late Bronze Age Destructions - update

9 March 2013 > Catastrophism
It seems the recent Russian meteor did in fact generate seismic waves that were picked up in the US by seismographic stations. They are used
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Russian Meteor - another update

8 March 2013 > Catastrophism
This 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
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Electric heartbeat in the atmosphere

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

8 March 2013 > Astronomy
The 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
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Falkland wolves

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

8 March 2013 > Catastrophism
More 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
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Snow in March, lag in Global Warming

8 March 2013 > Climate change
Lots of the white stuff in the air this weekend - Europe takes another cold snap in its stride but climate change disciples are adamant
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Ismail Bullialdus

8 March 2013 > Physics
At 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
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Chandler Wobbles and the Moon

7 March 2013 > Physics
Every 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,
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Comet Pan-STARRS

7 March 2013 > Astronomy
Armagh Observatory has an image of Comet 2011 44 (Pan-STARRS), a bright comet that will be visible in the northern hemisphere this week - see
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The disposal of dead infants in the Roman world

7 March 2013 > Archaeology
A year or so back a local archaeologist reinvestigated a Roman villa at Yewdon, near Hambleden, Buckinghamshire, after coming across several dozen infant remains in
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