Pseudoarchaeological claims of Horses in the Americas
Pseudoarchaeological claims of horses present in the Americas isn’t all that new. Recently, however, a new story started making the rounds on Facebook with a slightly different twist.
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Skepticism and Pseudoscience
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Carl Feagans:
I definitely agree that it wasn't a dissertation created to make a statement about anthropology or archaeology directly. But that's…
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James Ford:
Well, I can pretty much make a routine out of anything since I have all my fellow anthropologists to sweep…
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James Ford:
The dissertation committees in these settings tend to be interdisciplinary.In her defense I don't get the impression that she is…
Carl Feagans:
I definitely agree that it wasn't a dissertation created to make a statement about anthropology or archaeology directly. But that's…
James Ford:
Well, I can pretty much make a routine out of anything since I have all my fellow anthropologists to sweep…
