Pseudoarchaeological claims are also marked by frequent mention of “out-of-place-artifacts” often called “ooparts” for short. The notion by those that see fantastic explanations for these […]
There are many who make a pretense of doing science, using scientific-sounding jargon and misplaced or misapplied scientific principles. In so doing, these people often […]
There simply is no such thing as a “high zinc content bronze sword.” If there was, it would be called a brass sword.
The DNA testing these guys are purporting to do create more questions than they seem willing to answer. Not questions about the origins of the DNA, rather questions about the veracity and validity of the science they’re pretending to do.
I have previously written about dowsing, once recently and once not-so-recently. The first time was a couple years ago about a story I discovered of […]
I like to read early writings on archaeology, comparing and contrasting what they did with what we do now. Antiquarians methods of the 19th century and […]
If you remember the last Indiana Jones movie, it featured some elongated skulls of ancient Peruvians and made some reference to the crystal skull allegedly […]
If you read my previous post, then you know about the “Roman” sword allegedly found decades ago by a fisherman and his son near Oak […]
I was asked to write a piece about the Roman sword nonsense at Oak Island, which I hadn’t really had a chance to read up […]
Back in 1885, The Monitor at Moberly, the newspaper for Moberly, MO, reported that coal miners discovered an elaborate underground city, complete with statuary, utensils, […]
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