“Mainstream” Archaeologists…?
Here’s a line I noticed on a mystery-monger site, posted by some well-meaning, if somewhat ignorant, significance-junkie. “… the often ridiculously closed society of “mainstream” […]
Social Sciences
Why is the Word ‘Science’ Not Good Enough for the AAA?
I recently caught a New York Times article about this and thought I’d share just briefly. The American Anthropological Association recently revised it’s Long Range […]
Anthropology Blog Carnival
The Four Stone Hearth is up at Prancing Papio! This is the 93rd edition and there are some good articles to peruse (your’s truly included). […]
Call for Submissions
Tomorrow is the day for the Four Stone Hearth: My birthday edition! That’s right, I pass another annual milestone and will celebrate by sharing some […]
The ‘Ancient Underwater Ruins’ of Yonaguni, Japan
One of the pseudo-archaeological claims that I see from time to time on the intertubes is the speculation that there are underwater ruins of an […]
[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 […]