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Matriarchal Societies
4 March 2010 > ArchaeologyThe Independent January 15th - go to http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/archaeology ... and you will find an archive of article. This one is on page 2 of the (current)
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Creation Myths
28 February 2010 > Electromagnetismwww.thunderbolts.info February 12th ... a contribution by Rens Van der Sluijs has a heading with a depiction of an aurora seen in January 1570 in
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The Beaker Culture
28 February 2010 > ArchaeologyFor an in-depth look at the Beaker Culture and it's geographical spread go to http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Beaker_culture (ffor some reason the links doesn't take you there directly.
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A new route for migration into the Americas
28 February 2010 > ArchaeologyThe Vancouver Sun, February 26th (http://www.vancouversun.com id2615220 ... two US scientists have published a new theory about when and how humans may have entered the
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The Admiral Zheng
28 February 2010 > Ancient historyhttp://www.washingtonpost.com AR20100226018 February 26th (Associated Press) ... according to sources in Beijing, China and Kenya are to corroborate in looking for Chinese ship wrecks from
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Chondrite
28 February 2010 > Astronomy Discovery News at http://news.discovery.com archive February 15th, 'Meteorite crammed with millions of organic compounds' ... One of the Carbonaceous chondrites that Bill Napier alludes to
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Velikovsky Revisited, Eric Aitchison
27 February 2010 > Ancient historyThis is a newsflash to let members know that Eric Aitchison, who has published a number of articles in SIS journals, has an E Book which
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Palaeolithic Extinctions and the Taurid Complex
27 February 2010 > AstronomyPalaeolithic Extinctions and the Taurid Complex, WM Napier, Cardiff Centre for Astrobiology, Cardiff University, available in PDF format for download to the general public but pending
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Underwater Waves
26 February 2010 > Geologywww.physorg.com id186252841 February 25th ... Oceanography scientists from the University of Rhode Island have been looking at what it might be that generates huge underwater
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Bronze Age Race Track
26 February 2010 > ArchaeologyIrish Times, February 25th (see www.irishtimes.com id1224265140601) ...a ring fort in Tipperary has been surveyed by archaeologists and they are suggesting it may have been
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Hyder Flares
26 February 2010 > Astronomyhttp://wattsupwiththat.com February 24th ... has a guest post that will interest members of the SIS. The subject is the Sun and an enormous magnetic filament
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Icy Equator
26 February 2010 > Geologywww.physorg.com id186161122 February 23rd ... some geologists think ice existed at the equator some 300 million years ago during the Palaeozoic (final stages) and research
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Gulf of Mexico
26 February 2010 > Geologywww.physorg.com id 186089477 February 22nd ... the Little Ice Age apparently had an affect in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico according to research by
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Toba
26 February 2010 > Archaeologyhttp://www.bernama.com February 23rd ... newly found archaeology in India has revealed traces of human activity before the huge Toba eruption at 74,000 years ago. In
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Out of Africa
25 February 2010 > Anthropologywww.physorg.com id186064617 February 22nd ... a special issue of Current Biology is devoted to human beginnings and how genetic evidence, along with archaeological and linguistic
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Palaeolithic Writing Systems - or a message from the Pleistocene
25 February 2010 > AnthropologyNew Scientist February 17th had an article on Chauvet Cave and it's Palaeolithic art (southern France). The most famous of the paintings is the group
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Dark Comets
25 February 2010 > AstronomySee http://cosmictusk.com/nasa-mentions-dark-and-dead-comets-for-the-first-time-wise (or simply go to the menu on side bar of the web site) ... George Howard wonders if NASAs WISE mission which is
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Ape Folk
23 February 2010 > EvolutionThe Guardian and The Observer, soulmates in green politics, have a simlar choice of story regarding evolution of humanity. See online version at www.guardian.co.uk 21st
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Pyramids
23 February 2010 > Ancient historyhttp://www.egypttoday.com (article id=8812) ... over the last 30 years Egyptian archaeologists hav e been able to use modern technology to clear up outstanding conumdrums and
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Sunlight and Holes in Tombs and Monuments
23 February 2010 > Archaeologywww.thenational.ae - The National (Arab Emirates) ... has a piece on the period before monotheistic religions took root - an era of different gods with