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Review of History Channels The Real Tomb Hunters
The History Channel, really a publicity agency they higher, sent me this DVD in the mail to review. It promises Snakes, Curses, and Booby Traps, which it tries to deliver on (though I don’t re… more →
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Review of History Channels The Real Tomb Hunters
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archaeologyknits wrote 9 months ago: The History Channel, really a publicity agency they higher, sent me this DVD in the mail to review. … more →
Top Ten Pseudo-Archaeological Subjects of 2008
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archaeologyknits wrote 11 months ago: A lot of sites have been putting together their top tens for 2008, so I thought I would offer up the … more →
Archaeologists as Looters
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archaeologyknits wrote 11 months ago: Kent Flannery once likened the archaeological process to ethnographic work where the informant is ki … more →
Nova: The Bible's Buried Secrets
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Tonight, Nova has an episode on called “The Bible’s Buried Secrets”. I had to wa … more →
Muslim Sailors, a Skeptical Redux
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: A couple months ago, I wrote a post in response to a Skeptic article about ancient super societies t … more →
Four Stone Hearth: Late Night Election Night
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Well, it’s 11:59 November 4th, 2008, Election Night in the US. Barack Obama has just been de … more →
Know Your Archaeoporn: Impossible Knowledge Part III
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: In the last post on Impossible Knowledge, I looked at Graham Hancock and Robert Bauval’s attem … more →
Know Your Archaeoporn: Impossible Knowledge Part II
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Earlier in this series, I started by looking at Afrocentrist claims of the origins of Western cultur … more →
Know Your Archaeoporn: Impossible Knowledge Part I
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Archaeology is also afflicted with similar ideology, coming from a variety sources on the fringe of … more →
I Get Comments
archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Every now and then I get a comment that deserves more notice than it’s likely to get sitting o … more →
More Ark in Axum Fun
archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Bloomberg News is reporting on a new study from the University of Hamburg, under Helmut Ziegert, cla … more →
Kilty and Elliot Redux
archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: As noted by Dr. James Tabor, Kevin Kilty and Mark Elliot have produced a response paper to some comm … more →
James Tabor on the Statistics
archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Dr. James Tabor has a post up about Feurverger’s paper finally being published (it would have … more →
Ancient Astronauts Finally Discovered
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: For years, individuals from Eric Von Daniken to Graham Hancock have been preaching the message of an … more →
Discovery Channel, Teaching the Debate
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: As readers of this blog may be aware, I am not very happy with the way things have been going at the … more →
A Review of Methodology in "Biblical Entheogens"
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Over the last week, Benny Shanon’s article “Biblical Entheogens: A speculative hypothesi … more →
Biblical Bull
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: Recently, Benny Shanon, a professor of cognitive psychology at Hebrew University presented the hypot … more →
Why Take the Long Road?
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archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: I am a huge fan of Skeptic Magazine, and am always sure to pick up every issue. Needless to say I wa … more →
Some Roman Archaeologists are into Archaeoporn too
archaeologyknits wrote 1 year ago: In the past, I have written a lot about the Talpiot Tomb and the general rash of pseudoarchaeology a … more →
