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Are there any other examples where meteorites have been said to cause illness, besides in The War of the World's?

The only works I know of that deal with the Tiwanaku stonework scientifically are the descriptions of Prof. J.P. Protzen and Dr. Stella Nair. Does anyone know of others?

Power in the Inca Empire was so centralized that the last ruler, Atahualpa, continued to administer with absolute authority even while in prolonged Spanish captivity. My question is how the Inca had been able to exercise this asolute authority over vast distances of thousands of miles without a syst...

Has anyone ever heard of meteorites causing mass disease shortly after impact?

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It may be that to focus their efforts on something inconclusive like the Tiwanaku stonework is not a wise career move for young archaeologists. And who would they study under, anyway? Ancient stonework seems to attract people with wild ideas. These ideas are generally far less interesting than the o...

For me Tiwanaku remains a place of mystery and wonder, even after nearly 40 years of visiting. Some years ago I was fortunate to have spent a little time with Prof. J.P. Protzen of U.C. Berkeley while he and his student Stella Nair were investigating the astounding stone work of the Puma Punku part ...