Ptolemy’s Paradigm: Aftermath

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Ptolemy’s Paradigm demystifies the The Crisis of the Late Middle Ages.

Ptolemy’s Paradigm: Antarctic Alignment

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Deuterium leads, CO2 lags, Cape Horn goes North, and Iceland goes South.

Ptolemy’s Paradigm: Sol Invictus Orbit

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Solar Parallax observations raise a smile when they reveal [amongst other things] Earth Scientists have documented a doppelgänger of the Medieval Warm Period.

African Crocodiles

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It’s not a question of if American crocodiles originated in Africa but whether the African crocodiles were alone when they traversed the Atlantic Ocean.

The African Ditch

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Roman North Africa is a curious concept.

Sacking Beni Hammad

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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.

African Lineaments

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African Lineaments show the African Plate isn’t all it’s cracked-up to be.

Ocean Cooled Volcanoes

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Which formed first: the Pacific Ocean or the Hawaiian Mauna Loa volcano?

Ptolemy’s Inflating Earth

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Let’s start 2021 with a very simple demonstration of Ptolemy’s Inflating Earth that’s so basic even Earth Scientists might start to understand the dynamics of our planet.

Fortunate Isles Revisited

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The distinctly dubious Diocletian provides a distraction en-route to the Fortunate Isles.

The Senegal Swing

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Plenty of people are perplexed by Ptolemy’s peculiar perspectives.

Antipodal Hotspots and Bipolar Catastrophes

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Pack your bags for an Earth-Shattering trip to the South Pacific.

Harold Sterling Gladwin: Cord-Marked Pottery

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The Algonquin languages open up a gloriously global can of worms.

Harold Sterling Gladwin: The Minoan Maze

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Navigating the Minoan Maze leads to a greater understanding of the Grand Canyon, Casa Grande, and the Great Splice.

Harold Sterling Gladwin: Mayan Hieroglyphs

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Mayan stamps and cylinder seals are officially amongst “those who have gone”.

Harold Sterling Gladwin: In The Dog House

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Some archaeologists are condemned to join “those who have gone”.

Cape Bojador and The Fortunate Islands

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Reconciling Ptolemy’s Fortunate Islands with modern maps is a challenge.

Cape Bojador and The Burning Ocean

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The Atlantic Ocean is a massive mainstream continuity conundrum.

Cape Bojador and The Inflating Earth

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If you place dogma before data then it’s best you go watch some more TV.

Eric Laithwaite: Inward Travelling Magnetic Field

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Eric Laithwaite was a smiling subversive who became a mainstream outcast.

Dugongs & Manatees

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Dugongs and Manatees are Inflating Earth survivors.

Willy The Fink and the Replica Royals

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Watch Willy The Fink finger the fakes in the finale.

Indian Salt: Wallace Line

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The official Story of Sugar deploys an armada of Austronesians to transport sugar cane across the Wallace Line.

Indian Salt: Kingdom of Funan

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The modern version of the Sugar Cane Story forgets about the fragmentation of Greater India and the destruction of the Kingdom of Funan.

Indian Salt: The Elephant Bird

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The story of sugar contains some terrifically tall stories.

Gunnar Goes North

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Metal detectors unearth pots of gold and the occasional can of worms.

Cretinous Cretaceous

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Geologists aren’t genetically goofy – they just collect cretinous concepts.

TOTO and the PHOTS

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It’s often said that fact is stranger than fiction.

Alaskan Muck: The Swing State

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Following the Northern Mammoth leads to unanticipated ancient insights.

Korean Horizons

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The good news about the Korean Annals is that they appear to contain unadulterated data.

Shaping The Saxon Shore

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The histories of Britain and France are closely coupled because Britain was once part of Europe. Understanding their histories requires an appreciation of when Britain separated from Europe.

Shaping Roman Scotland

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Roman forts reflect the geological changes that have shaped Scotland and Scottish history.

C for Colossal

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The remaining body parts of the Colossus of Constantine are an enduring reminder that students are taught to ignore truly colossal levels of Cogitative Dissonance.