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Mid Pliocene
2 April 2010 > GeologyThe Daily Galaxy, March 31st (www.dailygalaxy.com) ... prehistoric fossils from a geological period, the mid-Pliocene (3.3 to 3.0 million years ago) that was apparently very
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Ice Ages in the early history of the earth
2 April 2010 > GeologyGetting back to March 31st 2010 www.physorg.com/print189258390.html another geologist claims to have solved a mystery - why earth's surface was not a big lump of
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YD Boundary event again
2 April 2010 > CatastrophismAt www.physorg.com/print189257699.html the cause of the Younger Dryas rapid cooling event 12,900 years ago has been discovered according to an article in Nature (March 31st)
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Horemhab
2 April 2010 > Ancient historyThe New Chronology Forum on Yahoo Groups has had in March a discussion on the reign length of Horemhab. A couple of years ago, in
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Dark Comets
2 April 2010 > Astronomywww.physorg.com/print189107151.html March 29th ... NASAs WISE satellite is finding dozens of dark asteroids and comets each day - most have not been previously detected. Within
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Userkare Pyramid
2 April 2010 > ArchaeologyAt http://news.discovery.com March 30th ... the second pharaoh of dynasty 6, Userkare, does not have a pyramid assigned to him at the present time. However,
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Angkor
1 April 2010 > ArchaeologyAt http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-03/teia-dci032910.php tree rings from the Bidoup Nuibos National Park in Vietnam seem to show the fall of the Khmer civilisation coincided with drought -
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The Biblical Plagues
1 April 2010 > Ancient historyAt http://telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/7530678 March 30th ... 'Biblical Plagues really happened say scientists' - apparently, the Biblical plagues were the result of global warming which triggered a
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Bad Archaeology
1 April 2010 > ArchaeologyReference the Bad Archaeology web site critique of Velikovsky, James and Rohl - indeed, of any revision or deviation from the orthodox consensus. Bob Porter
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New Zealand Kauri Trees
1 April 2010 > DatingAt www.physorg.com/print189177985.html New Zealand's Kauri trees can measure 4m wide at the trunk and live for up to 2000 years. Exeter University and Oxford University
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High Noon at the Royal Society
29 March 2010 > Inside scienceThis information is biased as it comes from a book, Alexander Thom:Cracking the Stone Age Code, by Robin Heath, Bluestone Press, St Dogmaels: 2007, on
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Anglo Dutch relationships 300,000 + years ago
29 March 2010 > AnthropologySee www.rnw.nl/english/print/73299 ... amateur archaeologist Pieter Stoel has found splinters and cores of flint that are thought to date back 370,000 years ago. They were
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Geo Neutrinos
28 March 2010 > ElectromagnetismAt www.physorg.com/print188837054.html reports on a delicate instrument under a mountain in central Italy that is observing and detecting rare particles - geo neutrinos. The instrument
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Dark Comets and WISE
28 March 2010 > CatastrophismDark Comets - NASA and the WISE mission are being somewhat frugal with the information they are giving out, says George Howard over at http://cosmictusk.com
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Are Venus and Earth in a long distance relationship?
28 March 2010 > ElectromagnetismThis is the title of an article in New Scientist (you can also look at the online version at www.newscientist.com March 16th) and speculates on
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Red Shift
28 March 2010 > AstronomyScience Daily March 26th (www.sciencedaily.com id 100325091430) - Astronomers at Leiden Observatory conducted an intensive survey of 446,000 galaxies in what is known as the
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Tushan
28 March 2010 > Archaeologyhttp://www.daytondailynews.com March 26th ... a brief item on a local Ohio man involved in the discovery and excavation of an ancient Assyrian city at Ziyaret
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New Species of Hominid?
27 March 2010 > AnthropologyThe Daily Galaxy March 25th (www.dailygalaxy.com) has a story that was also featured on Science News (www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/57573 ) a day or so earlier. Mitochondrial DNA
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Hole in the Ground
27 March 2010 > GeologyBBC News March 24th ... deforestation has revealed what might be a giant impact crater in central Africa - in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The findings
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Ancient Wall
27 March 2010 > Archaeologyhttp://news.yahoo.com March 22nd ... a source in Greece has announced the discovery of a wall which stood at the entrance to a cave in Thessaly