2018: The Year in Pseudoarchaeology
Fake, fraudulent, and fantastic topics in archaeology covered at Archaeology Review in 2018
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Megan Fox visits Stonehenge in episode 2 of Legends of the Lost
I’ll start by saying my prediction last month looks pretty close to spot on. I essentially predicted (and you can read it here for yourself) […]
Review of the Olympus TG-870 Tough 16MP Camera
I’m reviewing the Olympus TG-870 camera as an archaeologist. I’ve used it for about 2 years now as my primary camera both in the field […]
Kelty Redwing Review: a Backpack for the Archaeologist
As an archaeologist, I’ve used a few different packs over the years and I’ve found there were features about most of them that I liked. […]
2017: A Year in Fake, Fraudulent, and Fantastic Archaeology
Here’s a review of the articles written here at Archaeology Review about fake, fantastic, and fraudulent archaeology–otherwise known as pseudoarcheaology. Bosnian Pyramid The year started […]
Review: Finding the Truth-Worlds Biggest Pyramid
Producer: Said Sefo An apparent promoter of the Bosnian pyramid hoax who posted in a Facebook group I frequent lately offered to send me a […]
Review: Expedition Unknown and Josh Gates
My first exposure to Expedition Unknown, a series on the Travel Channel, was the episode where Josh Gates, executive producer and host of the show (who […]
Vampire Forensics: A Book to Sink Your Teeth in
Vampire Forensics: Uncovering the Origins of an Enduring LegendAuthor: Mark Collins JenkinsPublisher: National Geographic Pages: 304ISBN: 1426207301Price: 14.95 (paperback) Vampire Forensics presents the lore and […]
Review- Dawkins’ God: Genes, Memes and the Meaning of Life
Quite by accident, I discovered Alister McGrath’s book, Dawkins’ God: Genes, Memes, and the Meaning of Life, as I was browsing the stacks of my […]