Pseudoarchaeology on YouTube
It probably wouldn’t surprise you that YouTube, like most social media, has its share of misinformation disguised as “educational material.” In this article, I discuss […]
Pseudoarchaeology
Gunung Padang: What Archaeology Really Says.
A review of the archaeology and geology of Gunung Padang in Indonesia, a site profiled on Ancient Apocalypse.
The Kensington Rune Stone Hoax
I’ve been wanting to write a good overview of this relatively modern hoax for a while, so what follows is a detailed summary of what […]
The Baghdad Battery?
Though not for powering lights or electroplating metals, the explanation for these little jars is probably magical!
The Dendera Light Revealed
We know this isn’t a light bulb not just because the technology didn’t exist yet, but because the Egyptians tell us what it really means.
A Response to a Strawman Argument of Pseudoarchaeology
I wrote this in response to a question on Twitter about a statement made by a pseudoarchaeologist on a YouTube video.
Graham Hancock Has Questions. I have a few answers.
Yesterday, Graham Hancock posted a response to the SAA open letter to Netflix regarding his science fiction series, Ancient Apocalypse. Hancock had some questions. I thought I’d add some answers
Were the Pyramids Built or Poured?
In this post, I review the idea that monumental architecture in Egypt or elsewhere was created by pouring concrete into forms to make stones. From powdered stone.
When You Get Your Secret Templar Texts From Amazon
Last night and through the last few hours, I watched as Scott Wolter, who formerly hosted a pseudoscience-based television show called America Unearthed, announced and […]