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The Alligator’s Long March is a remarkably silly short story that’s sold to students by people who should know better.
More maritime mirth and mayhem made by the mainstream mindset. Continue reading: History of Oars
Darwin dug down in the dirt near Dorking and documented the Dark Earth. Continue reading: Darwin’s Double Dark Earth
What happened when The Meek “inherited” the Earth? Continue reading: The Meek Inherit
Continue reading: Edwin Johnson Goes To China
Matteo Ricci’s second world map helped to finally extinguish the residual knowledge of the Old World that had once guided the travels of Marco Polo. Continue reading: The 3×2 World of Matteo Ricci
Matteo Ricci’s map of the Old World includes some surprises – especially around China. Continue reading: The Water World of Matteo Ricci
The modern mainstream mindset believes ancient Chinese cartographers created crazy charts. Continue reading: Mainstream Mindset: Crazy Charts
The hard evidence reveals a Celtic narrative that’s not in the history books. Click here to continue reading: Celtic Karma
During this stroll through Classical Antiquity please pause to ponder whether [amongst other things] an official slip of the hand transformed some “unknown origin” Phoenicians into “obscure” Greek Phocians. Click here to continue reading: Classical Chronology
The Roman Reversal is a revealing Roman Chronology correction. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 12: Roman Reversal
Follow the Griffin as it sniffs out gold deposits across Europe. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 10: Follow The Griffin
It’s difficult for the Kingdom of Lydia to be greater than the sum of it’s parts because it’s parts are hard to find. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 9: Illusive Lydia
Unscrambling the Sardis Chronology Clusterfuck begins with the Macedonian and Seleucid narratives. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 8: The Arc of History
Wikipedia says the Kingdom of Lydia existed between 1200 BC and 546 BC. But the Early Roman Ruler adjustment suggests the Kingdom of Lydia ended in 634 CE. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 8: Chronology Clusterfuck
The mainstream storyline suggests the inhabitants of Byzantine Sardis were really very “foolish”.
Why did Shakespeare select Sardis for Caesar’s Ghost first appearance?
One of the delights of ancient history is finding the Arabian Horizon in the official narratives.
Roman Chronology is cracked wide open when the Late Roman Emperors are put in their place.
The Finistere Catastrophes Chronology provides some interesting insights that the mainstream masks.
Although the Arab Dynasties chronology looks sensible this doesn’t automatically guarantee the associated narratives are sensible or truthful.
Serendipity introduces a mainstream chronolgy that looks sensible.
Sandstone suggests some changes to the Nabataeans of Petra narrative.
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The Alligator’s Long March is a remarkably silly short story that’s sold to students by people who should know better.
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The questions raised by the ruins of Beni Hammad provide some insights into the evolution and alignment of the African landmass in the early centuries of the 2nd millennium CE.
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Which formed first: the Pacific Ocean or the Hawaiian Mauna Loa volcano?
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Aligning the evidence collapses the Bronze Age Collapse chronology.
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Navigating the Minoan Maze leads to a greater understanding of the Grand Canyon, Casa Grande, and the Great Splice.
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Mayan stamps and cylinder seals are officially amongst “those who have gone”.
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Roman Authors unravel an Etruscan enigma, a Punic puzzle, and the Roman riddle.