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One Big Head

17 March 2010 > Anthropology
www.physorg.com/print187877156.html ... a replica of a Cro Magnon skull has provided evidence that the human brain has been shrinking. The skull comes from a skeleton
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The Druid's Arms

17 March 2010 > Archaeology
www.thisisbristol.co.uk/news/Finding-stones-near-Bristol-place-history/article ... Stanton Drew stone circle may be much older than previously thought due to the discovery of new evidence by amateur archaeologists from a
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Horticulture and Agriculture

16 March 2010 > Archaeology
There is another consensus model under attack. This time the oft repeated claim that plant cultivation made a sudden appearance in the Near East around
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Bad Archaeology and Velikovsky

16 March 2010 > Velikovsky
www.badarchaeology.net/confused/velikovsky.php is apparently the brainchild of a couple of youngish archaeologists not long out of classes and fresh with all the group-think stuff they have
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Black Hole Fireworks

16 March 2010 > Astronomy
Daily Galaxy March 15th (www.dailygalaxy.com ) ... 'The Milky Way Monster Black Hole Awakes' is the headline to the story. It apparently fired a monster
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Mammoth Mountain

16 March 2010 > Geology
www.sfgate.com March 8th ... 'Study sheds new light on Mammoth Mountain's age' is not about mammoths but a mountain that has a secondary role as
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Tasmanian Aborigines

13 March 2010 > Archaeology
Various  web sites are mentioning the discovery of a meeting ground for Aborigines in Tasmania which is reputed to be 40,000 years of age, such
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Dark Flow

13 March 2010 > Electromagnetism
Science Daily March 12th (www.sciencedaily.com id100310162829) ... 'Mysterious Cosmic Dark Flow Tracked Deeper into Universe' - distant galaxy clusters mysteriously stream at a million miles
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'Current Archaeology' - April 2010

12 March 2010 > Archaeology
Paul and Barbara Brown have discovered, recorded and published hundreds of marked rock faces in northern Britain. The latest example comes from Swaledale in the
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The edge of the Trowel

12 March 2010 > Archaeology
The April issue of Current Archaeology had a feature, 'From the Trowels Edge' where news editor Chris Catling mentions attending a meeting of The Society
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Stonehenge Queries

12 March 2010 > Archaeology
In Current Archaeology 241 April 2010, the 'News' section has a short piece on Stonehenge and the most recent discoveries, shallow banks and depressions within
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anti-matter lightning

10 March 2010 > Astronomy
Daily Galaxy March 8th ... anti-matter lightning has been discovered annihilating bits of earth's atmosphere, it is alleged. The Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope was
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The Dark Angel

10 March 2010 > Astronomy
Daily Galaxy 'Image of the Day' - the Dark Angel (see www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2010/03/image-of-the-day-the-dark-angel.htm )
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Chile Earthquake

10 March 2010 > Geology
www.physorg.com id187271371 March 8th ... the earthquake that struck the west coast of Chile in February moved the entire city of Concepcion by at least
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Fresh water

10 March 2010 > Geology
http://tamino.wordpress.com  January 3rd 2009 ... a blog with the title Open Mind that reported a year ago on the Firestone et al (2008) claim that
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Mound Culture in North America

10 March 2010 > Archaeology
At http://www.examiner.com March 7th ... there is a lengthy article about mounds in the US - mainly in the Mississipi, Ohio and Tenessee river valleys,
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Hobbit Fued

10 March 2010 > Anthropology
www.google.com/hostednews/ March 6th ... this is another version of a story posted last week but has some interesting detail not in the initial news report.
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Kutch

10 March 2010 > Archaeology
www.deccanherald.com March 7th ... a large settlement of the Harappa culture has been excavated in the Hindu Kutch. It had been heavily fortified with walls
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Czechs in Iraq

10 March 2010 > Archaeology
http://praguemonitor.com March 8th ... Czech archaeologists have found remnants of a 150,000 years old prehistoric settlement at Arbil in northern Iraq - what is now
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Neta'im

10 March 2010 > Archaeology
http://newmedia-eng.haifa.ac.il??p=2654 professor Gershon Galil of the Dept of Biblical Studies at the University of Haifa has identified Khirbet Qeiyafa as 'Neta'im' which is mentioned in Chronicles.
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