[Book Review] The Science of Noah’s Flood
IMAGE: BOOK In reviewing the book, Noah’s Flood: The New Scientific Discoveries About The Event That Changed History (Ryan and Pittman, 1998), it must be […]
Month: September 2006
Carnivals and *Not* a Carnival!
The 43rd Skeptic’s Circle is up at Adventures In Ethics and Science and Dr. Free-Ride is one sad puppy. And don’t miss the Carnival of […]
Pseudo-skepticism and Pseudo-Journalism about Global Warming
I’m not a climate scientist. But I *can* read. And I try to evaluate all sides of issues that are controversial. Its my penchant for […]
The Pseudoscience of Religious-Based Sexual Re-orientation
I try to keep my posts at least somewhat related to archaeology and anthropology, and I realize that this makes two posts in a row […]
Atheism vs. Theism in Recent News
Afarensis recently posted a short review of the Newsweek article, The New Naysayers . A bit later, PZ Myers posted a more in depth discussion […]
Journal Watch: Recent Articles in Anthropology & Archaeology Journals
ArchaeometryThe Discovery of Anomalously High Silver Abundances in Pottery from Early Roman Excavation Contexts in Jerusalem The authors report on a study of chemical compositions […]
