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Tag Archives: Yonaguni
“Mainstream” Archaeologists…?
Here’s a line I noticed on a mystery-monger site, posted by some well-meaning, if somewhat ignorant, significance-junkie. “… the often ridiculously closed society of “mainstream” Archaeologists, who sometimes prevent truths from seeing the light of day in order to save … Continue reading
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Tagged Archaeology, Carnuntum, Japan, Michael Cremo, Social Sciences, Yonaguni
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The ‘Ancient Underwater Ruins’ of Yonaguni, Japan
One of the pseudo-archaeological claims that I see from time to time on the intertubes is the speculation that there are underwater ruins of an ancient civilization off the coast of Yonagumi. This by itself isn’t such a fantastic claim. … Continue reading
Posted in Favorites, Pseudoarchaeology
Tagged Archaeology, Human evolution, Last Glacial Maximum, Pseudoarchaeology, Social Sciences, Yonaguni
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