Wild Side of Geoarchaeology

This article first appeared on the Mammoth Tales blog on 5th January 2013 Reproduced with

The Tiahuanaco Site, which is currently called the “Tiwanaku Site”, is used to support various

The book Gateway to Atlantis, Collins (2000a), proposed that Atlantis originally lay in Hispaniola, specifically

On April 23, 2002, there was posted to the Graham Hancock web a set of

The next part of Exhibit 10 in FOG jumps back and forth over an eclectic

Exhibit 10 consists of an eclectic, laundry list-like, collection of items that Hancock (1995) uses

This review of Exhibits 1 to 3 of Fingerprints of the Gods (FOG) was originally

This review of Exhibits 11 and 12 of Fingerprints of the Gods (FOG) was originally

I have frequently posted a review that I did of Fingerprints of the Gods by

This review of Exhibits 13 and 14 was posted as “Part 4 – Fingerprints of

This review of Exhibit 7 of the Fingerprints of the Gods (FOG) was originally posted

This article has been edited for spelling and typographic errors. From – Sun May 12

This review of Exhibits 4 to 6 of Fingerprints of the Gods (FOG) was originally

I recommend that anybody interested in the Piri Reis Map read: Soucek, Svat, 1996, Piri

This review of Exhibit 9 was posted as “Part 6 – The Buache Map, Exhibit

Below is an article that I once posted to the alt.archaeology newsgroup which discusses the

I never got around to producing a post that directly addressed the claims made by

In the below post, Mr. Palmstršm claimed that fossil forests found on Axel Heiberg Island

Some people have claimed that Champsosaur remains and fossil forests found in the Canadian Arctic

Fossils of Pliocene beech trees, Nothofagus beardmorensis, found in parts of Antarctica have been used to