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Ptolemy’s Paradigm demystifies the The Crisis of the Late Middle Ages.
Edwin Johnson unravels the Uncalibrated Radiocarbon Dating Clusterfuck. Continue reading: Edwin Johnson goes to St Vincent
James Maxlow has produced a glorious series of Expansion Tectonics images that lead to some surprising results. Continue reading: The Thin Skinned Earth
The modern mainstream mindset believes ancient Chinese cartographers created crazy charts. Continue reading: Mainstream Mindset: Crazy Charts
The Finistere Catastrophes Chronology provides some interesting insights that the mainstream masks.
The Great Australian Seaway divided Australia into two separate islands during the Cretaceous.
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Ptolemy’s Paradigm demystifies the The Crisis of the Late Middle Ages.
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Deuterium leads, CO2 lags, Cape Horn goes North, and Iceland goes South.
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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.
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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.
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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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African Lineaments show the African Plate isn’t all it’s cracked-up to be.
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Which formed first: the Pacific Ocean or the Hawaiian Mauna Loa volcano?
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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.
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The distinctly dubious Diocletian provides a distraction en-route to the Fortunate Isles.
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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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Reconciling Ptolemy’s Fortunate Islands with modern maps is a challenge.
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If you place dogma before data then it’s best you go watch some more TV.
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Eric Laithwaite was a smiling subversive who became a mainstream outcast.
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The official Story of Sugar deploys an armada of Austronesians to transport sugar cane across the Wallace Line.
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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.
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Metal detectors unearth pots of gold and the occasional can of worms.
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Geologists aren’t genetically goofy – they just collect cretinous concepts.
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Following the Northern Mammoth leads to unanticipated ancient insights.
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The good news about the Korean Annals is that they appear to contain unadulterated data.