Noah’s Ark is the Herpes of Pseudoarchaeology
Noah’s Ark has possibly been “discovered” more times than any other artifact or feature mentioned in the Bible. Just when you think news of Ark […]
Pseudoarchaeology
Artificial Cranial Modification in Antiquity and the last 10 Years
Warning: There will be depictions of human remains in this article. Some as drawings or illustrations, others as photographs of skulls. There’s been a lot […]
Is the Richat Structure Atlantis?
So is the Richat Structure the original location of Atlantis? The answer to that question, of course, is no. But there are many under-informed and […]
An Artificially Intelligent Pseudoarchaeologist?
Graham Hancock recently shared a link to an article on Hub Pages titled, “How Archaeology’s Gatekeepers Hinder Discovery,” by Sigrid Salucop. Her early work at […]
Sicilian Atlantis or Telepylos?
Revealed on Twitter last week was the discovery of a “lost city” just 40 km off the coast of Sicily! This article is why that […]
Review of Andrew Collins’ Karahan Tepe: Decoding a Neolithic Mystery
Collins, Andrew. Karahan Tepe: Decoding a Neolithic Mystery. Rochester, Vermont: Bear & Company, 2024. $26.00 [] I received a review copy of this book in […]
Archaeologist Helps Pseudoarchaeologist find His Lane
A couple weeks ago, Flint Dibble appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast for a nearly 4.5 hour debate with Graham Hancock.
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