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An epidemic at Amarna? ... Magdalenenburg, Easter Island and the Lion Gate at Tell Tayinat

29 December 2011 > Archaeology
Occurring in an offhand manner in the middle of an article, without any kind of follow-up or inquisitive turn of mind. In the Australian magazine,
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Hannibal

29 December 2011 > Ancient history
Hannibal, with his elephants, crossed the Alps and descended on the plains of northern Italy and over the course of the next 12 years fought
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Maya controversy and Mount Ararat

27 December 2011 > Archaeology
At www.examiner.com/road-trip-travel-in-atlanta/has-an-1100-year-old-mayan-... ... in this instance, Georgia in SE North America, on the opposite of the Caribbean to the Maya peoples of Yucatan and Belize,
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The Meaning of Vedas

24 December 2011 > Catastrophism
Yes, back to that interesting web site, www.themeaningofvedas.com which is an attempt to explain Indian mythology in the context of catastrophism. In chapter 18 the
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The T/J extinction event

23 December 2011 > Catastrophism
The boundary between the Triassic and the Jurassic coincided with a major extinction of species - but what caused this to happen? Scientists are now
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Dr Gerald Pollack

23 December 2011 > Electromagnetism
Dr Gerald Pollack, author of 'Cells, Gels, and the Engine of Life' (2001), the subject being the electrical substructure of Life, is the latest recruit
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Real temperatures and Model temperatures

22 December 2011 > Climate change
Some excellent posts on the rising differentials between real world temperatures and those of the climate models - the gap is growing by the week.
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Whales in the desert sands of Chile

21 December 2011 > Catastrophism
The discovery of 80 whales buried in the Atacama desert of northern Chile during the building of a highway has reappeared as a post at
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Dating the birth of Christ - seeing as it's christmas

21 December 2011 > Ancient history
It is recognised there is uncertainty on when the modern dating system kicked in and if AD1 has any connection with the Birth of Christ
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The comet that grazed the Sun and survived

21 December 2011 > Astronomy
This story, with a video to view, can be found at www.physorg.com/print243507433.html after various satellites witnessed Comet Lovejoy fly close to the surface of the
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Liquid co2 occurs in puddles on the sea bed ... is this bottoming the scare?

19 December 2011 > Climate change
A fascinating piece of sleuthing that has uncovered reports of liquid co2 on the ocean bottom and these have an origin in 'white smokers' -
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Gamma rays and thunderstorms

19 December 2011 > Electromagnetism
At www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2011/12/image-of-the-day-gamma-rays-flashi...
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Higgs and Holes and sun beams

15 December 2011 > Physics
At http://wattsupwiththat.com/2011/12/13/higgs-boson-announcement-expected-... cern/ is a piece with lots of comments on how the search for Higgs Boson is proceeding (see also www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-16158374/ we have the
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Up the stairs and down the stairs

10 December 2011 > Physics
Landsatt satellites used to track Yellowstone's geothermal heat - see www.physorg.com/print242540137.html. Yellowstone National Park sits on top of what is thought to be a huge
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Canaries volcano and a spaceship at the edge the solar system

8 December 2011 > Geology
The under-sea volcano that has erupted deep on the sea-bed off the Canary island of El Hierro is now just 60m below the surface -
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An alternative view of Gobekli Tepe

8 December 2011 > Archaeology
At http://archaeology.about.com/od/huntergatherers/ss/Gobekli-Tepe.htm there is a discussion of an article by EB Banning in Current Anthropology (2011) that suggests the T shaped pillars were used to
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A couple of gems ... bouldnor cliff and Kents cavern

8 December 2011 > Archaeology
In the latest issue of Current Archaeology 262 Dec/Jan 2011/12 there are a couple of gems. The first of them concerns Kents cavern in the
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Some interesting archaeology news-bites

5 December 2011 > Archaeology
At www.guardian.co.uk/science/2011/dec/04/bronze-age-archaeology-fenland/ ... the Cambridgeshire fens have preserved some archaeology intact for 3000 years. Some six hollowed out oak trunks (boats), textile fragments, wicker baskets,
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Circle of Bones, Knowth and Lapita

4 December 2011 > Archaeology
At www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2011/12/02/3381368.htm ... the Lapita culture has been found around the coastline of southern Papua New Guinea and it is thought Torres Strait Islanders may
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Bumping the Crust

3 December 2011 > Geology
At www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=japan-earthquake-moves-seafloor we learn that the Fukushima earthquake moved the sea floor as much as 50m laterally and 16m vertically. In addition, the crust as
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